Fallout 3-
-Immersive.
-Got a gameplay style that worked
-New comers were introduced to the game.
Cons:
-Was a GIANT departure from the universe.
-WAS WAY TOO MUCH GRIND!
-PLOT HOLES, MOTHER FUCKER!
Fallout New Vegas.
-Gun play improved.
-Silly and felt more in touch with the Fallout universe.
-Definitively was more wastelandy with the addition of survival [hardcore] and managing weight actually needed to occur, instead of every blue moon like in Fallout 3.
-More survival oriented with health and ammo being rare.
-Factions made it feel like you could have your guy have personality.
Cons:
-Music started to feel like a chore.
-WAY too much grind, but less then its predescor.
Now, I love Fallout 3's immersion, but if I want to restart, I have to go through that tutorial, then I know better and just focus on speech because most of the game can be skipped if you have great speech skill or know to go to River Boat city [whatever its called, its a giant boat.] first and skip the quest for the radio man. But with New Vegas, being in the world was way less of a chore, and actually made characters interesting, each one with different styles, it felt more like a whole game, instead of a chore. New Vegas is superior for bringing the wasteland to life, instead of trying to craft a completely generic one that I really didn't like because, honestly, 200+ YEARS after the war, and there isn't more tribes, really fallout 3?
Fallout New Vegas. A unique, alive wasteland.
Fallout 3. A generic wasteland but with great immersion.
Lamppenkeyboard said:
I found them both rather mediocre. -snipped bullshit rest-
Basically, this is all your point had to be. But since you don't like either, you really have nothing to talk about on a thread thats about which one you like better.