Fallout 3 had no story at all, wtf guys. It was barely, barely remarkable at all. Fallout consists of sub-stories, the main plot is close to non-existant.
Anyway, about Awakening - it was not as good as Origins, fact, but it was just an expension and not a completely new game, so that was totally ok. It was overpriced at start, but at 30$, it was well worth the money. See it as a transition to Dragon Age 2: easier, less tactical battles, lesser customization options, "thicker" plot.
DAO Awakening An Epic Fail
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Shinji Ex
, mars 18 2010 02:13
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#377
Posté 23 novembre 2010 - 02:47
Ginggis Khan
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Fallout 3 was more like a sandbox than an RPG. Yes there was an RPG feel but nowhere close to DAO.
#378
Posté 23 novembre 2010 - 06:49
Elite Midget
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Funny you say that...
Many NV Fans that hated FO3 was because they felt the main plot was too linear and prominent. You know about the main plot almost as soon as the game begins and many of the sidequests were sprinkled in so that you would discover most of them while doing the main quest correctly. Which was...
Water Purifier than in Broken Steel it was wipe out the Enclave and take over the Capital Wasteland.
Many NV Fans that hated FO3 was because they felt the main plot was too linear and prominent. You know about the main plot almost as soon as the game begins and many of the sidequests were sprinkled in so that you would discover most of them while doing the main quest correctly. Which was...
Water Purifier than in Broken Steel it was wipe out the Enclave and take over the Capital Wasteland.
#379
Posté 23 novembre 2010 - 07:45
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I'm playing through it right now for the first time and I'm quite liking it.
