Whether you’re an absent, uncaring parent or not, the game ensures that all its players are parents all the same.īut with Fallout New Vegas, lacking any fixed character ties (such as missing children) means the player can decide what their character’s story will be. The player can ignore this backstory, of course, but not in a way that protects whatever story they want to have in the game. They have a family, specifically a spouse and baby son, and have a background in either the military or law, depending if you play the husband or wife. The game sets your character on a fixed path from the get-go. However, Fallout 4 carried a key failure in this. Proving to hail as one of the best RPGs in this, players can even decide whether they wish to pursue the main quest at all. With the franchise undoubtedly set to continue, identifying these successes are hugely important for future games. Yet many will argue that Fallout New Vegas hails as a better gaming experience than the 2015 entry at least in some significant ways. Until the release of Fallout 3 in 2008, it seemed like the series had run its course. A superb game in its own right, but also arguably far better than the popular 2015 entry too.Ĭertainly, no one can deny that Bethesda deserves much praise for bringing the post-apocalypse franchise back from the dead. However, the continued oversight of Fallout New Vegas is more important than this. From Skyrim (2010) to Fallout 4 (2015), these games consistently receive huge critical and commercial success.Īgainst such, it would be easy for any game to get lost in the shadow. In some ways, Fallout New Vegas (2008) is the biggest underdog in gaming.īethesda role-playing games (RPGs) hail in the industry as the hallmark of their genre.
Lacking any fixed ties means the player can decide what their character's story will be.
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