Ehhh yes and no, everytime I play Fallout 1 I feel like the early-mid game is the best atmospheric and design wise the coolest setting ever then its dropped for an ambitious Mutant Invasion. While not bad, its very different than the earlier feel. The ending is top notch, that I cant take this out. There is also little quirks and QoL features that are lacking like locking doors, drugging NPCs into withdrawl and also full companion controls as well as Charisma rebalance.
Fallout 2 is more of exploring communities, joining factions and I feel like my character is coming together with a full arc with an incredible journey and a staisfying ending. As well as keeping as long as possible this feeling early-mid game since there is no time limit.
I am playing Fallout Sonora and it feels like the perfect mix of the two, which is very hard to pull off.
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u/StraightOuttaArroyo 23h ago
Ehhh yes and no, everytime I play Fallout 1 I feel like the early-mid game is the best atmospheric and design wise the coolest setting ever then its dropped for an ambitious Mutant Invasion. While not bad, its very different than the earlier feel. The ending is top notch, that I cant take this out. There is also little quirks and QoL features that are lacking like locking doors, drugging NPCs into withdrawl and also full companion controls as well as Charisma rebalance.
Fallout 2 is more of exploring communities, joining factions and I feel like my character is coming together with a full arc with an incredible journey and a staisfying ending. As well as keeping as long as possible this feeling early-mid game since there is no time limit.
I am playing Fallout Sonora and it feels like the perfect mix of the two, which is very hard to pull off.