Comment on Fallout Equestria Commission by johnjoseco
I got Fallout: New Vegas only a few days ago and I can honestly say it is the bet game I have ever played. No joke.
The story wasn't as good as Fallout 3, 2, or 1. To be honest, I thought Fallout 3 felt more... expansive... the world looked bigger, felt bigger, was bigger (due to barely any invisible walls).
The only problems I had with Fallout 3 is I completed the game in a matter of 3 days, and there were no iron sights.
And to be honest, I thought the Enclave were really good bad guys. I wasn't scared of some guys in gold and red armor. Fallout 3 made me scared, I mean, sure, they overused those super mutants, but still. I felt like I was clinging on for dear life, worrying and thinking that around every corner is a bad guy. Fallout New Vegas, however, made me feel like I was in a tan sea of nothingness, no walls, being able to see everything, the only things that scared me were those spore monsters.
Here, let me show you in images.
Fallout 3, turning around a corner and seeing Raiders, Mutants, or anything to be honest:
Fallout New Vegas, turning around and seeing a Gecko:
The only problems I had with Fallout 3 is I completed the game in a matter of 3 days, and there were no iron sights.
And to be honest, I thought the Enclave were really good bad guys. I wasn't scared of some guys in gold and red armor. Fallout 3 made me scared, I mean, sure, they overused those super mutants, but still. I felt like I was clinging on for dear life, worrying and thinking that around every corner is a bad guy. Fallout New Vegas, however, made me feel like I was in a tan sea of nothingness, no walls, being able to see everything, the only things that scared me were those spore monsters.
Here, let me show you in images.
Fallout 3, turning around a corner and seeing Raiders, Mutants, or anything to be honest:
Fallout New Vegas, turning around and seeing a Gecko: