A remarkable piece of art, Fallout: Tactics has much in common with the newest iteration of the Fallout franchise:
>Airships
>Pre-war facility producing killer robots
>Power Armour messing with the lore

However, it has many benefits over Fallout 4:
>Has karma system
>You are the part of the BoS from the beginning, no need to do quest to join them
>You get to control a whole squad, instead of 1 companion
>You get to control Deathclaws (also Super Mutants, but who cares)
>You can fight alongside the Dagger Squad
>Its cheaper
>It can run on your low-end PC (like mine), on which F4 cannot

A remarkable piece of art, Fallout: Tactics has much in common with the newest iteration of the Fallout franchise: >Airships >Pre-war facility producing killer robots >Power Armour messing with the lore However, it has many benefits over Fallout 4: >Has karma system >You are the part of the BoS from the beginning, no need to do quest to join them >You get to control a whole squad, instead of 1 companion >You get to control Deathclaws (also Super Mutants, but who cares) >You can fight alongside the Dagger Squad >Its cheaper >It can run on your low-end PC (like mine), on which F4 cannot