Favorite Fallout 3 location
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Oasis, The crashed Alien ship, Underworld, The Mall, Pretty much all of old DC, specially the area where Riley's Rangers are.
EDIT: There is a spot in the city where there is an old crashed bomber plane, I found that cool. But just the whole game, I liek the 50's theme, really made the game for me.
EDIT: There is a spot in the city where there is an old crashed bomber plane, I found that cool. But just the whole game, I liek the 50's theme, really made the game for me.
Some favorites of mine are, the Jefferson Memorial, the Sacred Bog (it's in Point Lookout and it has one of the coolest sequences in the game, if you haven't downloaded any DLC, I would probably recommend this the most, for pure fun, although Broken Steel enhances the game a lot), Raven Rock was cool merely for the fact that it had a unique feel and design, and obviously Oasis was pretty sweet. There are a lot of other places I had tons of fun with, but none are coming to mind right away.
oh man...rivit city, megaton, all the vaults, anedale,
little lamplight, republic of dave, oasis...gold ribbon grocers...
...just so many cool places
little lamplight, republic of dave, oasis...gold ribbon grocers...
...just so many cool places
The White House and Capitol Building.
Especially with the Enclave Commander mod.
Nothing beats storming the Whitehouse with a battalion on your side. Especially when the Talon Company and Super Mutants are fighting. 3 way war FTW!
Calling in reserve troops, airstrikes, and other help, while your allies are fighting and dying...
You can even call in the Chimera Tanks from Operation Anchorage if you have the DLC. That thing, myself, and my troops vs. And army of Supermutants, a Behemoth, and a Talon Company group a is the most epic battle I have participated in.
It fucked my framerate to hell, but toning down the graphics and it still was far more epic than any battle in Lord of the Rings.
It needs to be on the higher difficulty to be as epic as described.
The trenches in from of the Washington Monument are also pretty epic.
I also liked The Republic of Dave. Mainly because its probably what I would do. Start my own republic with a few friends and name it after myself.
The place where the cannables live is also one of my favorites.
When you arrive its so ominous, the people there seem nice, but you feel like something more is going on...
Especially with the Enclave Commander mod.
Nothing beats storming the Whitehouse with a battalion on your side. Especially when the Talon Company and Super Mutants are fighting. 3 way war FTW!
Calling in reserve troops, airstrikes, and other help, while your allies are fighting and dying...
You can even call in the Chimera Tanks from Operation Anchorage if you have the DLC. That thing, myself, and my troops vs. And army of Supermutants, a Behemoth, and a Talon Company group a is the most epic battle I have participated in.
It fucked my framerate to hell, but toning down the graphics and it still was far more epic than any battle in Lord of the Rings.
It needs to be on the higher difficulty to be as epic as described.
The trenches in from of the Washington Monument are also pretty epic.
I also liked The Republic of Dave. Mainly because its probably what I would do. Start my own republic with a few friends and name it after myself.
The place where the cannables live is also one of my favorites.
When you arrive its so ominous, the people there seem nice, but you feel like something more is going on...
I enjoyed Seward Square. It's right by the Capitol Building, and gives you access to an artillery strike that lets you quickly silence the struggle between Mutants, Talon Mercs and Enclave. And there's even usually an Enclave Vertibird that drops mini nukes on them as well. Not to mention the insane preacher with a mine field of nukes around him.
Alaska from the first expansion. It was nice to get out of the wasteland and go back to when it all began.
The deep swamp of Point Lookout, between the boardwalk and the detention camp.
The sloshy water and the crickets absorbed my senses in a way the Capital couldn't.
Also, radioactive hillbillies. What's not to love?
The sloshy water and the crickets absorbed my senses in a way the Capital couldn't.
Also, radioactive hillbillies. What's not to love?
I really liked the Oasis because it was a nice break from the bleak landscape of the rest of the game.
The Washington Monument. protected by the Brotherhood of Steel, a short walk from Underworld to get supplies, and the perfect point to snipe super mutants if I get bored.