Do you like shooting, okay gunplay and stories for your quests as well as simplified RPGs where "No" never means No until someone is mad at you in the story? I reccomend this for you, especially in the gunplay is alright for sure, each weapon feels nice out of the box and the DLC weapons hit nicer than most you'll come across.
However, if you're looking for the Fallout 3 style that Bethesda held onto before getting into simplifying a complex formula of filling that role, this game will not be for you. It's got a few liberties taken with the story, and in certain ways, you tend to have objective and layout that will befuddle you at times, and insultingly easy at others. For shooty-shooty-bang-bang, this game is good. For the immersion of picking a role in the wasteland, stick as the Wanderer and check out 3. This game is perfect for the run and gun formula. After quite a few playthroughs, I may be done with it for now, but I still recommend for anyone who needs to shoot stuff without remorse.

Do you like shooting, okay gunplay and stories for your quests as well as simplified RPGs where "No" never means No until someone is mad at you in the story? I reccomend this for you, especially in the gunplay is alright for sure, each weapon feels nice out of the box and the DLC weapons hit nicer than most you'll come across. However, if you're looking for the Fallout 3 style that Bethesda held onto before getting into simplifying a complex formula of filling that role, this game will not be for you. It's got a few liberties taken with the story, and in certain ways, you tend to have objective and layout that will befuddle you at times, and insultingly easy at others. For shooty-shooty-bang-bang, this game is good. For the immersion of picking a role in the wasteland, stick as the Wanderer and check out 3. This game is perfect for the run and gun formula. After quite a few playthroughs, I may be done with it for now, but I still recommend for anyone who needs to shoot stuff without remorse.