My main issue with FO3 is getting a proper flow to the game. Rivet city just isn't convenient like the gun runners kiosk in New Vegas. The weapons vendor in Megaton is so limited on ammo. I still have ammo problems, but I know I could go to rivet city to find a real weapons vendor.
Killing raiders in the wastes isn't too hard after that.
Why? Because much of the plot and key elements of New Vegas were taken from the Van Buren project.Īnyways done with Those!. We need RPG's, not FPS's.Īnd to me, New Vegas is the true successor to FO2. Now that Bioware has went to crap, there are very few prospects for good rpg games these days. New Vegas kept the rpg elements in Fallout, and I'm happy about that. I do know modern times required the move towards a first person view. Even the Baldur's Gate games were turned based in a way (if you used auto pause to pause at the end of each round). I won't go into the turned based combat of the first two games, but for the time there's nothing unusual about it. Barren desert with bushes here and there. It looks exactly the same as Fallout: New Vegas (with a green/blueish tint instead of an orange tint). It certainly doesn't look like the grasslands and wooded areas of the East coast. And you may as well say FO3 is in the desert as well. My main complaint of FO3.īut yes, the real fallout games were in the desert. Despite that game also having the problem of the Brotherhood of Steel being the "good" guys. While Tactics is not a RPG, I kind of liked it. I should say not all the fallout games were in the Desert aside from FO3. Make sure to save up Stealth-Boys for when you can't fight. Do the "Wasteland Survival Guide" quest and make sure to do the optionals - a lot of the parts of it you'll find are very difficult, but it gives good rewards and XP. If you talk to Moira Brown in the Craterside Supply shop you can get a really quite good set of armour by following certain dialog paths.Īlso, for lots of XP and loot I suggest going back to the starter town and exploring the school - by the time you come out you'll have tons of 10mm ammunition and probably a sawn-off, amongst other loot. I normally tag explosives, repair, and speech because it lets you have a strong start off in Fallout 3 (let's you get 400 starting caps from a girl in the wrecked town you start in, let's you fix the bomb, and repair is just so useful you should always have a high skill of it). The thing about an open world game like Fallout 3 is that you can't do everything you have to make do with what you have. Repair you should have tagged because it's bloody repair and in Fallout 3 I always tag explosives.
It was so easy that I just got bored of it and stopped playing it around the time I got to Rivet City.ģ0 repair and 25 explosive are not high skill checks. Melee not viable? My last (and I do mean last) playthrough of Fallout 3 was with a melee character where I never touched a gun.
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