Combat is one of the major reasons why I don’t like the old Fallouts. Can’t stand turn-based; it distracts from the immersion. When I play New Vegas, I feel like I’m actually in an apocalypse (especially when I play in VR). The OG Fallouts take me right out of it and back into reality as soon as a battle starts.
Combat is one of the major reasons why I don’t like the old Fallouts. Can’t stand turn-based; it distracts from the immersion. When I play New Vegas, I feel like I’m actually in an apocalypse (especially when I play in VR). The OG Fallouts take me right out of it and back into reality as soon as a battle starts.
Maybe the reason is I played them as a teenager when they first came out. The immersion blew my mind at the time.
This is definitely a big factor. They where my first real big rpg with a good story. I was blown away by the time.
Then Fallout 3 almost wasn’t a rpg at all. Big letdown for me. F:NV was much better. But it took some time to get over the similar feeling to F3.
The nostalgia factor surely doesn’t hurt. Fallout 3 was my first, which also colors my opinion of these games. Didn’t try 1&2 until the 2010s.