• FireRetardant@lemmy.world
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    3 years ago

    Fallout 3 had a better atmosphere than vegas IMO. The ruins of the city, subways tunnels to travel, the absoulte warzone that was anywhere infested by the mutants. It really built up a world that was hostile and ruined. I wish FO3 had the same level of faction depth as FONV.

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      3 years ago

      The oppressing feeling Fallout 3’s tunnels had was so great, you felt like everything could pop at your head at any moments.

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        I was so scared the first few times I traveled them, and I really like how some tunnels you had to travel at least once to access other parts of the map.

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      I’d say they’re equal, but also two very different feelings.

      FO3 feels so much like a world reclaiming itself. You have a scant few major settlements, most things are still pretty ramshackle, everything feels shoved together. There’s an air of violent change, and you’re one of the hands helping to guide it down this new path.

      New Vegas felt lived in. Settlements felt more established, you had The Strip as this beacon in the night, and you had outsiders shoving in on top of them. Yes, still striking the feel of “violent change”, but it felt less “Bring order to chaos” and more “The King is dead. Long live the King”.

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      Crazy that everybody had serious bug issues with FNV except me(i had more bug issues with fallout 4 than FNV)

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          I’ve heard it’s mostly due to either low strength, weapon skill or in the case of the Hunting Rifle and Survivalist’s Rifle, faults in the model itself.

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        I wish I didn’t notice them, but a lot of my play sessions end with the game hardlocked and having to kill it in task manager. Still doesn’t stop me from playing it regularly tho.

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      Fallout 3 i can understand but Fallout 4 god no. Every great things in FNV were removed in Fallout 4

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        I have some opinions about 4, but nothing like the vitriol you feel towards it lol. Could I get an example of some things they removed in your opinion?

        My complaints mostly boil down to how mediocre the story, world, and characters are. But I can’t think of anything they removed necessarily, just poorly implemented

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        I love the atmosphere in 3, it was my introduction to Fallout. And with 4 I have just so much fun with the world, the characters and modding it.