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While probably not the first game to have animal companions, it's the first one I played. They had Dogmeat in the first game, and put him in all the rest because he's that awesome.
only played 3, NV, 4; my favorite is 4. Go to 35:00 on podcast blew @dantucker ‘s mind. The vibe of 40s/50s meets post apocalyptic world torn by war and nuclear fallout. The story line and side quest are fun. It is truly a build/choose your adventure to be loved or feared, Machiavelli would be proud
You can line your property with the bodies of the dead and they won't disappear if you have enough ram in your computer. This was also my favorite thing about the s.t.a.l.k.e.r series
I only played a little bit of Fallout 3. I loved that you could just go where ever you wanted. I actually bought fallout 4 but I haven’t even played it yet..
First off, sad face due to the amount of people who haven't played Fallout.
The 40s/50s aesthetic works really good visually with the swing music playing on the radio as you wander the wastelands. I really digged the VATS system in Fallout 3 and New Vegas. With New Vegas adding...
25 years later we just accept this 50s era paranoia culture-lock into post nuclear-apocalyptic wasteland aesthetic
I'm astounded that someone was able to fashion this world
When I played Fallout 3 as my first I had no idea that bottlecaps were the currency and money was worthless, it cracked me up
Bartering is king! Since you’re out in the world collecting and scouring the post-apocalyptic world, you actually get to put those finds to use. Other games have you collect weapons/ammo/goods, but sometimes you don’t get rewarded for it. It’s satisfying to go through the game and find valuables
