Funny thing about the Anchorage power armor reward is that Bethesda messed up and accidentally gave you the simulation version of it that techically has infinite durability.
Fallout 4 will always be my favorite but FO3 and NV are dope games as well. Operation Anchorage was dope because theres a glitch where you can ask a soldier for more ammo and you drop all your ammo and ask constantly than you pick up the ammo finish the battle and when you finish the simulation I had a dead body laying on the seat and I grabbed on my gear and ammo from the simulation now I have every weapon, armor, and ammo from operation anchorage in Washington DC
I enjoyed all 3 of them! (And even the original fallout recently, although it's a much different game). That's a pretty interesting glitch, didn't know you could do that. Would've loved to bring some operation anchorage weapons back home
@@Rehabz4Quitterz Oh im sure hed soften up a bit if hed ever agree to a relationship, lmao! But yeah he was a bit hard to like at first, but it turned out hes clearly smart (and cool) enough to survive the feud with calvert for 200 yrs, and ofc, all the horrors of the wastes. i just felt like, damn, he really deserve that attitude LOL Point lookout is definitely my favorite dlc nonetheless!
Saying Operation Anchorage didn't add anything to the lore.. well IG it's right but in that sense it does help you experience "the lore" about what happen on Anchorage and why have memorial about it. As for The Pit.. I don't know if leaving a baby life to random oppressed people who claim can cure disease but have no scientific background is much better idea compared to leaving the baby just as it is with her tyrant dad and scientist mom who also looking for cure. I didn't remember Broken Steel was super dark like that.. then again last I actually play the dlc was like 13 years ago. Wait you never played New Vegas DLC as well? Man The Dead Money DLC sure gonna frustrated you, but it was kind of fun.. in the sense of figuring stuff out for a perfect ending in that DLC
Hahah yeah I know Anchorage is a battle within Fallout 3's lore, but it's disconnected from the current day and just didn't really get me interested. For the Pitt, there are pros/cons for either choice you make. That's why it's usually worth making a save and experiencing both! I might have to do New Vegas DLC next then...we'll see how it goes lol
Who else is jumping into their choice of Fallout games after watching the show?
This video was really good. Nice work! I’ve never done Anchorage but I didn’t know about the reward, might have to play it now.
I'm glad you enjoyed it, thanks for checking out my channel! And yeah, definitely worth it for the armor imo
The Pitt was 🔥 🔥 🔥
Funny thing about the Anchorage power armor reward is that Bethesda messed up and accidentally gave you the simulation version of it that techically has infinite durability.
Love that armor! Best reward in the game imo
Not often you get 5 full fledged DLCs
One of them just being the main game’s ending locked behind a paywall.
@@a70turboI honestly like the original ending better...
@@kevinpohl8469 Me too. Offing myself is pretty immersive after that snoozer of a storyline.
@@a70turbo lol I guess it wasn't for everyone
Great video!
Thanks for checking out my channel!
Fallout 4 will always be my favorite but FO3 and NV are dope games as well. Operation Anchorage was dope because theres a glitch where you can ask a soldier for more ammo and you drop all your ammo and ask constantly than you pick up the ammo finish the battle and when you finish the simulation I had a dead body laying on the seat and I grabbed on my gear and ammo from the simulation now I have every weapon, armor, and ammo from operation anchorage in Washington DC
I enjoyed all 3 of them! (And even the original fallout recently, although it's a much different game). That's a pretty interesting glitch, didn't know you could do that. Would've loved to bring some operation anchorage weapons back home
Nothing like wandering the wasteland
Omg lmao, i personally frickin love desmond. I wish there were a way to date him in the game tbh, hahaha
Hahaha that would be one abusive relationship. Nothing wrong with liking him though, just not my kinda guy. Still loved the DLC
@@Rehabz4Quitterz Oh im sure hed soften up a bit if hed ever agree to a relationship, lmao! But yeah he was a bit hard to like at first, but it turned out hes clearly smart (and cool) enough to survive the feud with calvert for 200 yrs, and ofc, all the horrors of the wastes. i just felt like, damn, he really deserve that attitude LOL
Point lookout is definitely my favorite dlc nonetheless!
Skyrim with guns ! ❤🎉😊
lol that reminds me of how Starfield was just "Fallout in space"
@@Rehabz4Quitterz I would say outer world is more like fallout in space
PL = GOAT
I could see why it would be some peoples favorite. I'd go with The Pitt though!
Saying Operation Anchorage didn't add anything to the lore.. well IG it's right but in that sense it does help you experience "the lore" about what happen on Anchorage and why have memorial about it.
As for The Pit.. I don't know if leaving a baby life to random oppressed people who claim can cure disease but have no scientific background is much better idea compared to leaving the baby just as it is with her tyrant dad and scientist mom who also looking for cure.
I didn't remember Broken Steel was super dark like that.. then again last I actually play the dlc was like 13 years ago.
Wait you never played New Vegas DLC as well? Man The Dead Money DLC sure gonna frustrated you, but it was kind of fun.. in the sense of figuring stuff out for a perfect ending in that DLC
Hahah yeah I know Anchorage is a battle within Fallout 3's lore, but it's disconnected from the current day and just didn't really get me interested.
For the Pitt, there are pros/cons for either choice you make. That's why it's usually worth making a save and experiencing both!
I might have to do New Vegas DLC next then...we'll see how it goes lol
Overall fallout 3 DLCs were pretty good
Fallout 2 for season 2!