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Yes, by now it's semi-old, but even today, via Facebook feed of the Vault wiki, I learn things I never knew, and I've played the game through several times, with hundreds of hours. Most games you play that much, you are looking at serious repetition of 10x the same scenarios or more. Exploring and doing everything, I probably only found the same areas or did the same quests 3 times, each with different builds.
Anyone who has used the vault as a resource knows that just based on that, the game is massive, like no other game has ever been, and probably ever will be. New vegas impressively had about 75% as much content, and skyrim probably had about 75% as well. And you can tell the difference based on wiki pages and articles available between the games. Find any other game with as many articles denoting all the different items, gameplay mechanics, areas, quests, npcs, etc. You can't, it doesn't exist. It's possible it never will, though I hope that's not the case.
I know bethesda has a lot of haters, but F1 and F2 were really very small games, though good, compared to F3 and it's just easily the king of the open world rpg. Onto the list...
1. Mesmetron
2. Mysterious stranger
3. Tenpenny Tower
4. Reilly's Rangers
5. Harold in Oasis
6. DC post-apoc... the mall, the washington monument, lincoln monument...
7. hacking, lockpicking, speech checks, skill-based dialogue options
8. reverse pick-pocketing to change armor and blow people up
9. 3 dog
10. Tranquility Lane
I could do this ten times and not run out of cool stuff about the game. If for some reason you haven't played it... don't let time turn it into one of those old games that are awesome but impossible to get into. As someone who's always gaming, I've still missed out on a lot of good rpgs that I just didn't know about 15 years ago.
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I got bored of Fallout 3 on every playthough I tried. I enjoyed it for hours, but always seemed to lose interest. I still think its a great game, and no doubt one day I'll boot it up again and actually finish it (I do this with some games lol).
With that said, you can reverse pick pocket to change peoples armour? I didn't know that, and honestly, it sounds exceptionally dumb to me! Not my cup of tea and I probably wouldn't use the feature in the game either way. If I've misunderstood, my bad!
The first time I did that was that goul trying to get into Tenpenny Tower. I snuck up on him while he was arguing with the gaurd on the intercom, slipped a frag into his pocket and what happened next was pure comic gold. I never laughed so hard over a gruesome death in my life.
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Add another one. Extremely scary.
This was my reaction after spending like..20 ish minutes in the vault where you hallucinated n stuff. Oh dont judge me! I was stuck in there and couldnt find a way out! >.<
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See thats kinda cool. But I don't like physically changing a persons clothes lol.
I am not hating Fallout 3 (and Nev Vegas) they are good games.
Fallout 1 & 2 were just diffrent and imho much better.
I nevr played it for longer then 3 hours so i dont even have a clue of the significance of that list
F1 and F2 were not small, unless you're referring to the game world size. But those games were massive successes and known to all RPG fans.
They're easily the better RPGs. Arguing that F3 was a better open world exploration thing you might be able to debate, but it was not a better RPG than F1 and 2.
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This.
Same. It didn't really entice me much. I think there are a lot of RPGs that are much better. Ultima VII, Baldur's Gate, Skyrim to name a few.