Yeah! I've played the first two and own the third one.. I just uh, haven't gotten around to playing it. Yet. Even though it came out in 2014...
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Yeah! I've played the first two and own the third one.. I just uh, haven't gotten around to playing it. Yet. Even though it came out in 2014...
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Yes! This is the remake of Yellow. I played Yellow when I was young so I really have good memories of it
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Is Fallout 4 a game you can just pick up and play if you never tried one before? I'm home at my parents for the summer and noticed he has that here. I'm gonna ask him too but thought I would see what you guys think. Also, is it hard to learn?
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Yes! I had never played any of the previous games and I could get right into the story. Its self contained, but meshes with the rest of the games' stories. Kind of like Skyrim. Bethesda knows their stuff.
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I asked my dad about it this morning and he said the same thing. I think I might give it a try soon. He was really into it and I usually like the stuff he is into.
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I really enjoyed it, especially with the DLC. The storyline has some good twists and moral decisions (without giving anything away) and keeps me occupied for hours if I don't pay attention to time haha
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Its one of those games that you can put in like tons of hours into, right?
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Most definitely! The first character I made racked up 140+ hours of gameplay alone, and I have 2 others I'm doing multiple endings with.
I honestly thought Fallout 4 was shite (especially with them trying to lull gamers into constantly buying mods). The factions and DLC are a hell of a lot better with Fallout New Vegas.
I absolutely loved fallout 4 but have heard from friends that new Vegas was the best. Really enjoyed the DLC too but nuke world was sub par for me...
I'm going to start my second play through of Fallout 4 tonight. It's a separate story from any other instance of Fallout, so you won't be missing any part of the story. You might miss some of the intricacies of the factions and groups that exist, but that's not a problem as you'll have ample opportunity to learn about them.
It's less of an RPG than Fallout 3 was and feels more like an open-world FPS with RPG elements. I think that's not so great for a long term play through, but that's just my opinion.
It's not hard to learn, mostly point and click with inventory management. You do need to talk to NPCs and get them on your side, sort of, but you always have extra chances to do that if needed. The hardest part is knowing what your character is capable of doing and avoiding what your character is not capable of doing.
If you want some suggestions for games with an easier learning curve and good story lines I would recommend LA Noire, The Walking Dead: Season One (Telltale), I was a fan of Heavy Rain and Beyond Two Souls but a lot of people aren't. If I only had a few months to play I might try a couple of these instead of Fallout 4. I feel like you'll either get bored of Fallout 4 quickly, or you'll want to keep playing for more than a few months.
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Thank you for the recommendations. I actually played Walking Dead a long time ago and thought it was great. I loved being able to make decisions (and sometimes you had to do it quick). I only played the first season though, so maybe trying the others would be good.
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They actually recently came out with a collection that has all 3 seasons and the DLC episodes, if you're interested. $40 retail I believe.
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It's been 7 years of naught but a peep about it; finally Bethesda is starting to tease TES VI:
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I play (and plat!) PS3 RPGs in my spare time. Hit me up on PSN as DoctorGameGeek.
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That's been the most common guess. It's worth taking into consideration that Bethesda isn't necessarily restricted to choosing a province of Tamriel.
