Oh where to begin? It's every bit Fallout it should be, from the setting to the humor, color palate, it's got everything. Is it infallible? No. Is it a flawless game? No. It's built off of previous Bethesda work, that's a stupid question and you shouldn't ask that. There's bugs here and there, and Obsidian didn't have the budget or the time to do Bethesda's dirty work. That's where the mods come in. And oh boy are there mods, lots and lots of mods. How did I put 3,000+ hours into a 10 year old game? Mods. A never ending pool of fun ♥♥♥♥ to break into, and to break my game with, or break generic NCR soldier #815's face in with. The DLC's were magnificent as well. While Dead Money was very forgettable in my personal opinion, which I do respect, the remaining DLC were very much enjoyable. Old World Blues was my undisputed favorite, it was very classic Interplay Fallout like. Lonesome Road was a lotta fun too. Honest Hearts was okay I guess, it was better than Dead Money and that's what counts. Gun Runner's Arsenal quickly became one of my most used DLC, just because I almost always used some facet or item from the DLC. The radio bops, the story is great, and I love everything about this game. Final verdict? I couldn't think of a better use of money, than to buy this game.

Oh where to begin? It's every bit Fallout it should be, from the setting to the humor, color palate, it's got everything. Is it infallible? No. Is it a flawless game? No. It's built off of previous Bethesda work, that's a stupid question and you shouldn't ask that. There's bugs here and there, and Obsidian didn't have the budget or the time to do Bethesda's dirty work. That's where the mods come in. And oh boy are there mods, lots and lots of mods. How did I put 3,000+ hours into a 10 year old game? Mods. A never ending pool of fun shit to break into, and to break my game with, or break generic NCR soldier #815's face in with. The DLC's were magnificent as well. While Dead Money was very forgettable in my personal opinion, which I do respect, the remaining DLC were very much enjoyable. Old World Blues was my undisputed favorite, it was very classic Interplay Fallout like. Lonesome Road was a lotta fun too. Honest Hearts was okay I guess, it was better than Dead Money and that's what counts. Gun Runner's Arsenal quickly became one of my most used DLC, just because I almost always used some facet or item from the DLC. The radio bops, the story is great, and I love everything about this game. Final verdict? I couldn't think of a better use of money, than to buy this game.