Thread: Fallout 25th anniversary
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Old 10-11-2022, 01:02 PM   #5
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I have virtually zero expertise in this arena but I'm going to blather like an idiot anyway. The only experience I ever really had with the franchise was my buddy being obsessed with Fallout 3. I knew about the prior titles on PC but there other games grabbing my attention at that time. Fallout 3 looked like a pretty impressive step forward, but the more I learned about the game, the less I wanted to give it a shot. Open world always puts me off unless there's an element that tickles me in an entertaining way. It just never seemed like anything I'd be a fan of. I have no question that I'd praise it purely on technical grounds, but that's about all I can say for it.
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