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So many incredible games came out during the mid 2000s and Fallout 3 was one of the most popular of them all. With another expansive world from Bethesda, completing this game is going to be a challenge. Let's dive into my Fallout 3 review!
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Fallout 3 was a very special game for me. I did everything possible in that game. I had never experienced that level of immersion, and haven't felt it since. Not a perfect game, but it came to me at the right time
Try Outer Worlds, its amazing
@@KKarkatVantas yes Outerworlds is a great game! Obsidian who made New Vegas made that. Sure you know already lol
New Vegas definitely has it beat on immersion.
New Vegas is without a doubt the superior game. I've played them all, DLC and platinum the ones that had. The only demerit of NV is the lack of post-game content, I would have loved to see the world with the Legion/NCR taken down (the DLC doesn't count). It already had a massive amount of content and updates though, so it's reasonable for there not to be any post-game content.
@@merrymonkey5172 there were plans and audio for a post game from the new vegas team that modders took to make a functional post game
The thing about broken steel, is that it fixed the utter stupidity of not being able to send the 2 radiation immune companions in to the deadly radiation chamber
Yeah I was about to comment the same and I get that they write an excuse for Charon (ignoring his brainwashing and saying no showing hes gaining free will slowly) but Fawkes makes too much sense to send instead. they had to give up emotionally storytelling to improve writing quality and attention.
Fawkes: Nah fam it's your destiny to die to radiation while I watch from a few feet away
Three actually: Fawkes, Charon and Sergeant RL-8
@@JellyFilledEmpanada Also Fawkes like 3 hours earlier: Ay fam you need the GECK? I'll grab that ish for you no problem.
@@thelaughingrouge I mean bad writing and arbitraryness is kinda required by Bethesda
We all get Fallout fatigue. Still happy to see Fallout 3 get the Jirard treatment, well done!
It is nice to take a break and come back to it later, keeps ot feeling fresh
Thanks for all the guides Caedo!!!
Back when Fallout 3 first came out I legitimately did most if not 100% of the game on a Good Karma route and most of it again in a bad Karma route. But I was college age, had way too much free time and there weren't nearly as many games deserving of your time being released (not to mention just not having the money to buy them at that age) and it just fit into that special time in my life where I could be bothered to do it. I doubt that precise set of circumstances will ever happen for a game this expansive ever again. And going back I've definitely experienced the "Fallout fatigue" because I know as fun as the game is I've not only seen it before but there are not only many more new games to experience but I just don't have that amount of time to put into one game and enjoy everything it has to offer.
Caedo! How's the graveyard shift?
Now that you mention it, I believe my fatigue levels are in the correct spot to pick it up again. I need to finish Fallout 4 though, the latest bout of fatigue stopped me about halfway through.
Broken Steel did add the option to just have Fawkes go in the radioactive room, since he's... you know... immune. Before that DLC he would spin a BS speech about how wouldn't want to stand in the way of your destiny.
Broken Steel was a result of player feedback that the ending was stupid, so they fixed it, which i'll say for the better.
Doesn't the base game ending still call you a coward for not needlessly risking your own life?
@@screamingcactus1753 yes
No jokes, this game helped bring my family closer. I played it on PS3 at release, and then I got my mom hooked. She got her husband in, and my brothers played too. It was a wonderful shared part of my household, all of us taking turns with the game.
And later, I taught Fallout 4 to my future wife, and got her into gaming in a much bigger way
Haha that's amazing 👏👏👊
That's a nice story. Fallout 3 was one of the first I got my mum to playthrough and she really enjoyed it.
I once was playing Fallout 4 at my grandparents in the guest room and Grandma heard the radio. Half an hour after her poking her head in, I'm setting up the game in the living room so she can tour Boston herself.
@@splicetape9435 love that the music got her. What'd she think about gaming?
I played it on the PS3 as well!
To be honest, getting around the karma trophy checks for Fallout 3 is pretty easy. All you have to do is save the game, murder Megaton until you get Neutral or Bad Karma, level up from the murder, and then reload the save once the trophy pops.
Yeah... Sometimes Jirard takes the most suboptimal path to completing stuff for seemingly no reason at all. I guess that's his style.
Was coming here to say that. The ultimate multi ending fallout strategy, load old save files.
@@Areinu Its kinda sad cause I know how much completing a game takes out of him. He really couldve saved a lot of time just doing this method.
Knowing he actually did a neutral playthrough hurts me.
@@TheAwesomeDarkNinja he probably doesn't use guides that often
I just went to Dukov's place and stole empty bottles. super fast
Are we all just going to ignore the fact Jirard called them IGG-KNOTS?
Elementary reading comprehension is tough.
I came to the comment section for this alone🤣🤣
Literally
@@glungusgongus stopped the video just see if anyone else noticed
@@KennyKakes1 omg i did the exact same thing. I wanted to know if he did that on purpose.
As much as people say "I don't want the green filter" I always loved the toxic feeling it evokes. Which to me adds tons to the atmosphere.
More than the brown filter in new vegas,coz that was overused
Eh just makes everything feel wet and musty.
@@mrbungle3310 I actually found it to not be enough at first, but that was because the sky was pretty blue even with the filter on (then I saw the ground without it and got some appreciation for it).
I loved the green filter. Everything does, indeed, look toxic, withered and dangerous. It's the perfect tint for a game like Fallout 3.
I personally don't like those filters one bit
Never thought he would cover a fallout game(cause of the length), hype.
Same
Hes done Hyrule warriors which is way worse..right?
wait til he gets to New Vegas, mod heaven right there.
@@UltimateGamerCC I think he only plays vanilla.
@@kylesweet6998 hex he did final fantasy x and thats your average jrpg length
Fallout 3 was the first RPG I got completely immersed in and completed. Since then I fell in love with RPGs like Mass Effect, Skyrim, Dark Souls, Witcher, KOTOR, and the other Fallout games of course
I platinum this game in college. That's where all my patience was used up for the rest of my adult life. Sorry kids.
Same 😂
Broken steel extending the game past the ending isnt really a negative
Fallout 3 is one of my favorite games of all time, but the original ending is really awful. Theres no reason to sacrifice yourself when there are followers like Fawkes or Charon who are immune to radiation and could do it without dying
I especially love their excuses for them.
Fawkes makes this bullshit "It's your destiny" bs and Charon's like "It ain't in the contract."
It was a good idea, but poorly executed. Revelation 21:6 features heavily in the game. Aside from it being the inspiration to build the water purifier, it applies to the player as well, as you play through your characters Beginning/Birth to their End/Death.
Bethesda could've made the final mission have a point where you're separated from your companion somehow, so that it really boils down to sacrificing yourself or Lyons.
I never got the chance to play Broken Steel because, who would have thought, it's broken, i literally spawned behind the bed and nothing to be done, not even with console commands, and that was for every run, on a vanilla game, i got really bored trying to fix it and just dropped the game, obviously i played all the DLCs, except for that one :(
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Two things!
1. I LOVE the changes you guys made with the stats popping up DURING the episode instead of just at the end!
2. The animation for the pop up for this particular episode is amazing!!
Holy shit! I didn't think this would ever happen. The first time I was at a Portland Retro Gaming Expo, I made sure to ask you if there was a chance of you completing this game. I can't remember what you said but it definitely wasn't in the works. This just made my day!
I don't think he did it for you, he probably remember that he did it before and was confident he can do it again.
@@playfanstation8152 Where did I say he did it for me?
@@BlassstProsussin Not try to sound rude to you, but he never said he did this when a stranger ask him or he mentioned any detail about it. You sound like he did it for you because he completing it make your day. Anyway not here to argue, you make a comment I make a comment
@@playfanstation8152 I truly hope you aren’t this unlikable in real life
This game will always have a place in my heart, as it’s the game I played when I lost my mom to cancer. Strangely, a dystopian dour world with small sparks of hope and kindness helped me cope with a lot of the pain I was experiencing. After getting platinum on the game I sold it, thinking I’d never touch it again, but this video is making me think about picking it up another copy..
It's great a video game like this has affected your life in a possivite way, when we go through some of our darkest moments in our lives good to know there are things like fallout that gives you comfort.
Do it just in case you get the itch.
Careful, it will probably bring you right back to that moment..
@@robertraymond762 very true. I may just do New Vegas instead 🤔
I only played F3 once (plus DLC’s) and the one moment I can never forget is the tragedy of Dogmeat. I was moving along to my next destination when I heard a yelping behind me. Looking around I saw Dogmeat was not following. I hurry back and find Dogmeat lying dead by a Mirelurk. I avenged him, but it was too late. Dogmeat was gone.
Love Fallout 3, I always considered a completed run of the game after doing every quest and collecting every unique piece of armor or weapon.
same and i do the same with New Vegas, intentionally making it harder with Mods, just so that i can enjoy the gameplay longer, have more toys and do more exploration.
It's validating to hear him call this game one of the most immersive he's ever played. Seeing this game on the PS3 blew my mind back in the day and was one of my favorite games. For some reason I love this shitty world and how real it feels to me. Listening to Galaxy News Radio with broken highways in the distance, I'm just there.
(And I thought it was funny now he mentally switched the n and g in ingot to call them ignots lol. That's a good name for an evil alien race)
Great to see Fallout 3 on here. I don't blame Jirard for getting a little taken out of the experience by the second and third playthroughs, but I'm glad he loved that first run so much.
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And Brett wrote that, right?
Nope ;)
I think the big disconnect between classic fallout fans and 3 is the dialogue, storytelling, and world building being much, much more weak, not the inconsistencies of whether electronics would still function after the end of the world.
I mean like fallout 2 has the Highwayman a fully functioning car
I think 3 does a good job at building the world in general, but the main issue is that it is hard to find secrets and other nifty discoveries in an organic fashion. New Vegas is something that excels at that
I think its just a matter of what you want and what you can do. The possibilities were limitless in the style of the Obsidian games. They were basically as expansive lore-wise as a book. But going 3D sacrificed so much considering Fallout 3 was released in 2008. Fallout Van Buren was the prototype from Obsidian Bethesda would recycle and the content from that alone was so promising. Bethesda trapped themselves with their engine, the stories and designs you could pull off with a completely redone engine could rival Obsidian's work. I know they redid Gamebryo but just starting from scratch (although expensive and time consuming) could solve so much. If you dont believe me look at Fallout 4 concept art.
There’s just no depth to fallout 3. Creetosis has made fantastic videos explaining why fallout 3 and 4 were awful games. They absolutely shit on the lore and worldbuilding of the previous entries. Bethesda simply didn’t put any effort into understanding the complexity of Fallout’s world and it shows. It blows my mind that some people call it one of the best games of all time. IMO it’s painfully mediocre at best but the fact that it fails as an RPG and disrespects its source material makes it utter trash.
I think the best example of Bethesda not understanding Fallout is the GECK. In the Black Isle games, it’s a bunch of farming manuals and seed packets. In the Bethesda games it’s a magic terraforming bomb.
Fallout 3 was one of the most enjoyable completion experiences I've had in a game. I enjoyed it and New Vegas enough to buy them for another system to do it again.
Fallout 3 is probably one of my favorite games of all time. It introduced me to RPGs and FPSs and was my first “adult” game beyond Nintendo titles. It holds a special place in my heart
God, I remember 100%ing Fallout 3... I loved every minute of it! It's still my favourite in the series! Thanks so much for completing such a special hit!
Fallout 3 one of my favorite games. Though I love 2 and New Vegas too.
I just love how immersive it can be, and it's brand of humor works with me well.
Fully agreed. You replay this game to approach gameplay differently, for the most part. The way you play it the first time will be very close to how you'll always enjoy it...
“Nukular” 😂 love you Jirard ❤️
Well that's a fresh take on how to incorrectly say Ingot.
Fun story about Dogmeat, they've been around since FO1, which taked place in 2161. Fast forward to FO4, taking place in 2277, and you're looking at a Dogmeat that's more than a century old.
It's a callback to the movie "A Boy and His Dog" in which the main character at one point refers to his dog, named 'Blood', as 'Dogmeat'.
Uhh...dude? Dogmeat is different in every game.
Isn't there a perk that allows you to get a new dogmeat when he inevitably dies in 3?
Holy crap I play the crap out this game and never completed it, hats off to you dude for actually completing it I never thought I see someone you complete it great job.
I've perfected f3 dozens of times I have a 360 specifically for f3 and new vegas and for f3 I create a new profile once every year or 2 just to perfect the game again
That time when i got to tenpenny tower made sure everyone could be happy together just to learn that the ghouls killed all the humans who welcomed them and in a murderous fury i ended up killing everyone in the tower
This story will forever be one of my greatest highlights in this game
I have such amazing memories of Fallout 3. This was honestly my own Halo 3 at the time.
AYO!? FO3 is my second favorite Fallout game of all time, but New Vegas will always hold a special place in my heart
Both are really amazing games
@@russellmuffinxp364 careful where you say that or else no-life fallout fans are gonna give you page long explanation about how your wrong and their superior in every way
why choose when with Mods you can play in both worlds? A Tale of Two Wastelands is just one mod that you should have in your loadout.
My favorite playthrough was the "neutral Merc that'll do almost anything for money". Maxed out barter, raked in as many caps as possible and being morally grey. Felt like a wild card
Fallout 3 is one of my favorite games of all time, I love it and I'm currently replaying it right now.
Fallout 3: Another one of the games with the number 3 in the title in a franchise (not always the third game in the series) that brought people into the franchise.
Others include Grand Theft Auto 3, Persona 3, Yakuza 3, Elder Scrolls 3, & Shin Megami Tensei 3.
Edit: Completely forgot about Far Cry 3, Metroid 3 (Super Metroid), & Witcher 3.
And to a much lesser extent, Drakengard 3.
Metroid 3 as well, Super Metroid
Can't forget Halo 3!
Farcry 3 is another shout. Though it's definitely not as beloved now (the franchise).
I guess Half Life 3 is laughing at us then
Were you purposefully mispronouncing "ingot"? Also, instead of doing three full playthroughs to do each karma, you could just save before reaching the level requirements and grinding out karma for each achievement. It's tedious, but probably less tedious than doing full playthroughs of each. Same for trying out the good/bad result for each quest. Just save before the decision and try both.
lmfao i was also wondering about ingots
Loved it. I want to play it again after that video. There's so much to explore and the lore really gets me going, unlike other games.
Well done. Incredible video. This game changed my life. Can't wait to see your video on New Vegas.
I cannot wait for your coverage of New Vegas. It is absolutely one of my favorite games of all time, and possibly my #1 spot. I know it's another massive game, but I feel that myself and others would love to see it.
Fallout 3 is one of my favorite games of all time. Ever. I still sometimes go back and replay it, moreso than a game like FO4 or Skyrim. They did such a great job of making the wasteland feel like a wasteland
Large sandbox games are like an all you can eat buffet. Every customer will each assemble their own unique meal, but no one should even try to have a serving of everything. It's just too much, and will sour the entire experience.
Holyyyyy after watching you for years I never thought you would made this! Amazing video too!
This game was my childhood I still remember how my friend described it to me
"Dude it's not like call of duty it has Lazer guns it's fucking awesome"
Well I bet it doesn't have dinosaurs!
"It does man it does have dinosaurs!"
Well I bet it doesn't have aliens!
"It actually has a story with aliens"
Giant robots?...
"YES!"
OK I'll try it...
For the next three years I played that game on the same profile top to bottom memorizing EVERYTHING I even came back to it when I got bored with other games it was a source of joy for me and wonder I re buy it and NV every single time it's re released on a new console my current Christmas wish... Is just to have them on switch so I can take them with me on my various trips Bethesda if you could release those two titles on switch I might be happy enough to forgive the atrocity of 76
I put hundreds of hours into fallout 3. I did almost every quest, and stopped playing without ever finishing the main storyline. 10/10.
It’s probably bethesdas best main story, besides starfield too hahaha
Oh man. I want to be a pedantic ass about some of his points but im just loving this episode.
I loved this video man and agree with finish it
Part of the beauty of fallout is that it's seemingly never ending when it comes to all the side quests and end game content.
Its nearly impossible to save the sheriff if you start that encounter. If you shoot burke too early he's still counted as a non-hostile town npc.
I don't think it's possible actually. I'm almost positive Lucas is doomed to die whenever he confronts Burke, no matter what.
I stand corrected, I just looked it up and you can actually. But like you said, it's almost impossible lol. I never knew that.
A FALLOUT COMPLETIONISTS VID?!
never thought I'd see the day fuck yes🤧💙
this is my all-time favorite game, this really got me into gaming in the 1st place. i played the other fallout games later and really enjoyed them. Fo3 has a very special place in my heart.
Wooaahh, a Fallout game? AND one of personal nostalgia? Lets goooo
Fallout 3 was one of those games I was obsessed with as a teenager. I did everything in that game twice over. Having grown a bit and gone back to play Fallout 1 and 2 I do have to admit my opinion of F3 has soured a bit. There are a lot of quests and locations that felt very same-y on further reflection. I never found an npc I loved as much as ZAX or a location that felt as cool as Vault City. But that’s not to say there weren’t great things in Fallout 3, the medic power armour that screams at you is bloody hilarious, the fort anchor dlc was so fun and twisted and showed such a toxic side of American propaganda and of course the quest to find the violin is so god damn heartfelt.
All in all I still like the game, but I don’t think I could ever go back to it and complete it again, there just isn’t enough there to keep me hooked as an adult.
From one completionist, to another, it's possible to do it in two playthroughs, not three.
Near Super Duper Mart, there's a bugged Big Guns Skill book that respawns every few days.
In Point Lookout, there's a kid who's labeled as "Adult" and "Essential", where you can xp farm with "Mr. Sandman" perk. Then choose the instant Karma perks at Max Level.
Hope this helps.
It only takes 1 playthru just save before you level up on a high morality lvl and then reload the save and kill everyone to lower your karma and lvl up
Yeah, 100% completing this game is something I'm still pretty proud of achieving and I did it in one playthrough
It doesn't.
“I completed Fallout 3!” - Completionist
“That’s not Fallout New Vegas!”
Correct
Fallout 3 is amazing, seriously, fallout new vegas is truly a masterpiece, not only because of the various in depth RPG mechanics and characters, but also its insane development time. But Fallout 3 in my opinion, is just as good as New Vegas. Yes, the RPG mechanics are no where near as in depth, and the story is not as captivating. But fallout 3 not only has fantastic gameplay sessions (Like Tranquility lane) but in my opinion, a far better and more fun world to explore and discover than New vegas. The characters (most of them) are extremely memorable, (like mayor Mccready and Fawkes). So I think Fallout 3 is truly amazing and set a fantastic foundation for new vegas to build upon and reach even better hights in some regards.
I want to go back and play Fallout 3 again. Never played New Vegas. Should I play that instead?
@@keyzerjoze13 do both
@@i_like_lasagna3208 woah now.. I don't have 3 years.
This is easily one of my top 5 games. This was one of those landmark games for me that showed me what video games were capable of.
Capable of being one of the shallowest RPG games ever that became good after unpaid modders put effort into it
@@brya9681 well that’s your opinion but it’s okay to be wrong every now and then
VATS was an awesome nod to the original series, which allowed you to aim for individual body parts.
What a great game. I was pumped when they showed it off at E3. I felt the game lived up to its hype
I like this game alot but I couldn't imagine completionisting it
Not that difficult it can easily be done in a week If you reload saves to affect karma right before an achievement lvl
Thanks soo much jirard!!
I've been dying to see a fallout 3 video of the completionist!
And just when I beat the game myself...
Fallout 3 means a lot to me. It was the first game of its kind I ever played, and I'll always respect what it did for me, forever being a part of shaping my taste in games.
But I just can't go back after playing New Vegas.
The hours! The time that was put into this! Such dedication!
Now do Fallout: New Vegas
It would 100% have to be be on PC with how buggy it is on consoles
@@optimusfan1101 100% Agree, even if you speedrun it and avoid all the extra quests/side-content the game gets very VERY buggy on console. I still love the game, I100% completed it on PS3, alongside Fallout 3 and Skyrim. I'd say Fallout 3 was the most stable of the three games.
I instantly thought of this.
I know I'm a little late in the game but that's going to take him like 5 years cuz that game has so much more options
@@tonts5329 Ironicly my PC only crashed once on NV with around 400 hours, and my PC crashes hourly with FO3. I don’t even use mods for FO3, not even community patches. Even after the fix Bethesda did a few months ago (after leaving the game unplayable on steam for years) it still crashes hourly lmao. These games are super hit or miss as to wether they work or not hahaha
I LOVE when you review/complete games from Bethesdia Game Studios! Keep up the amazing content, Jirard!
Not a perfect masterpiece by any means, but to me, this game will always be a 10/10.
This is exactly how I feel about the game, well put man
Agreed still my favorite fallout
I finished the game once, loved it and haven’t played it since. Great game!
I like to think I've done everything in this game, but since I've never had a gaming PC I've always ended up with a gigantic save file that crashed my game to the point it was unplayable.. and dont even think about DLC. Same thing happened with new vegas. Really sucks
Cool to see this game being enjoyed in 2021!
Awesome review!
I just finished watching the NoClip documentary on Bethesda, so this was a fun follow-up!
I literally just got this on pc a week ago and have been lost in the damn sauce pretty bad. I still haven’t done the first main story quest outside the vault either
I couldn't play it again, but playing fallout 3 when it came out was very special indeed, I'll never forget walking out that vault for the first time and seeing that world, the feeling of freedom that you could go anywhere, man it was something special. Fallout 4 was such a huge disappointment
Fallout 4 was a disappointment compared to 3 and New Vegas but at the same time I still had fun with it for what it was.
@@linkfan6555 New Vegas is my favorite but the better gameplay in 4 does make it slightly harder to go back to, then the lack of iron sights in 3 makes it even harder to go back to for me.
You can play again
@@BLeePrit that’s all easily fixed with some super easy mods. Even a monkey can do it
@@RetroBacon1 nah, there's some games for me that can only be played once, I'll never get that feeling back of when I first played it.
Jirard spends 100hrs completing Fallout 3
I spend 100hrs modding Fallout 3 so I can play it
.... and can we please get a damn remaster
11:15 I don't know if this just came out weirdly, but it sounds like you called Rivet City the Robco Factory. "Some of my favorites include the Robco Factory, a whole city built on a crashed battleship."
Que gran juego es. Yo también me quedé atrapado por el mundo de Fallout
As someone who has never played much of the original fallout, I’d consider New Vegas to be the best one
This is one of my favorites. My first playthrough I blew up magaton as soon as I could and focused on the north west area of the map (tenpenny tower area). I completely skipped downtown DC due to this. I was randomly exploring and found my way into tranquility Lane. It was mind-blowing to find that vault randomly exploring on my own. Having replayed the game multiple times I found out that you were supposed to go downtown first and get a quest to go find your father. I completely stumbled across him on accident on my first playthrough. I have never had a similar experience with any FO since including new Vegas and 4.
This was the game that really made me a gamer. It was the first game that I went full completionist mode on and did literally everything in the game. I remember booting up my 360 as a kid and playing this game nonstop. So much fun and so many good memories with this game.
Haven't watched a video in years, but damm this show is still freaking good!
Love that Fallout universe :)
I love your vids keep the work up ✊
Some of the best content on TH-cam, thanks and keep it up! 🎉
You don't have to replay the game 3 times just do your playthru as a Saint and save the game a level before certain morality based achievement levels and when you beat the game just reload those saves and go on killing sprees to lower your karma to and level up and boom you perfected the game in one playthru
I love this game, and was super happy that you made this video. About the controls, when I first played fo3 I thought the controls were different as well, but after about 20 hours it felt normal and now when I go back and do a replay, I love the way the controls feel. It has a certain comfort feel I can't explain.
I dream to this day for so long, he finally complete Fallout 3!
Never thought The Completionist would cover my favorite video game!!!
I used to play this game so much that when I went to sleep I’d dream I was in the subway tunnels killing ghouls. Has to be one of the most important games for me growing up
Completionist Team. I usually don’t comment, but thank you for completing this game. It holds a special place in my heart.
You’re welcome
I just farted.
@@lifespanofafry1534 shid and fard
@@TheWillrocks51 very grateful
Speaking as a fan that's been playing this series since the '97 demo, most of the anger against Bethesda was born of their sneaky contract manipulation rather than how they handled the game.
See, Bethesda agreed to let Black Isle make the 3rd game with Bethesda as the publisher and partial rights holder.
When Van Buren was nearly finished, Bethesda was like "Whoa, you can't use OUR IP details in your new game", sued the already sinking Black Isle studio, forcing them to relinquish what little of the IP they still owned.
Fallout 3 is an excellent game, but fuck Bethesda for how they went about obtaining the rights.
Good thing there was no contract controversies with new vegas.........
That never happened though. I've literally never heard it or seen it brought up until now.
@@benevans7564 That made me laugh, but seriously it's worth bringing up for anyone who doesn't know, Bethesda wouldn't give Obsidian royalties or bonuses on the game unless they got an 85 on Metacritic. They got an 84, and the game sold very well, estimated 12 million worldwide, which is really close to the same amount of copies Fallout 3 sold, if you're wondering. So Obsidian, the company that MADE the game, got none of the royalties from that. They got a "straight payment" for the game, and that's it. Bethesda is not really a very good company, to put it lightly.
And that's not even to mention, New Vegas is a legitimately better RPG than Fallout 3, like in every way.
Van Buren never made it much farther than the tech demo stage. It was cancelled in 2003 because of lack of funding, the developers (Black Isle) shut down the same year, and a lot of staff went on to form Obsidian. No one went back to development on the game.
Bethesda sued Interplay, the original publishers, 6 years later. Interplay had licensed the Fallout name for a game; Bethesda already owned the IP. They were still the bad guys, though. They sued Interplay and it failed. They sued the new developer and it also failed. But Interplay and Bethesda ended up settling out of court and Interplay lost the Fallout Online name. They continued development under a different name, but still cancelled it.
@Johnas Breuer it has iron sights and a survival mode, making it a technical upgrade. I like the desert aesthetic but others prefer 3s wasteland. It also feels like a more dynamic, lived in world. I currently rank fallout 3 my number 16 game of all time, and am actually half way through a replay now - its a solid open world rpg that allways makes me feel something.
As for fallout NV, I rank it my number one game of all time (with streets of rage 2, the 2 mario galaxy games and an atelier game rounding out the top 5 so you understand I have diverse tastes and am not just an old school fallout fan).
One of my favorite games of all time, glad to see you cover it. It’s still great today with Xbox backwards compatibility too
The lovable Moira Brown is one of my favorite NPCs ever.
This is still my favorite fallout game
This man is insane
Over the years since it came out, I have purchased Fallout 3 probably 5 or 6 times. Due to losing the game, or changing platforms. And I have easily tripled that number in playthroughs as well, I love this game. Probably my favorite game of all time, it's certainly a special game to me.
I love how the intros keep getting more hype as the series continues, I always feel it in my soul when beard mode is engaged 👏👏👏.
Boy you sure love mediocrity. I have a very expabsive open world bottle of snake oil you might be interested in lol
I love both fallout new Vegas and fallout 3
i mean you didn't have to do 3 playthroughs to get the achievements, you can use perks for a max lvl character to max out your karma to 1 side or the other and create a save to swap to the others so you can essentially reduce the total play time for a completion run by two thirds. Having played this game to completion myself and also building out a path that gives 10 in every stat there is a lot you can do to reduce the play time. Im obsessed tho obviously so kinda irrelevant. also despite blowing up megaton you can do plenty other evil things that are just as bad if not worse like becoming a slaver and subjecting people to things that even the modern devs don't condone even being in there. also you CAN blow up megaton and still manage good karma to get the good ending
Let's gooooo! New Vegas next!
I swear on everything that intro gives me chills every goddamn time and i love it
same, F3 and NV gives me goosebumps on goosebumps as well as hyped to play.
I'll never get why that ending is so impactful. I got there with a ghoul partner(been a sec since I've played it so i forget) and all I coule think was
"Uum, why not just send them in? Why do I have to die? This is stupid." It was baffling lol
I'm fairly certain there are other reasons that I've forgotten but I sure the DLC exists BECAUSE of the ending.
When I first played the game I never got close to the ending. Only long after getting all the DLC did I complete it. It seemed only obvious to send Fawkes in since there was a scene barely an hour ago where he went through a radiation filled area to grab something important. Then I got treated to the narrator calling me a coward for not wanting to kill myself pointlessly. Playing a bethesda game almost makes me wish for Obsidian to make a sequel to New Vegas.
I cringe every time he calls ingots “ignots” lmfao 😹
And nuke-ya-lur
One of my favourite games for sure! Happy to see it get the full completionist treatment!
Completed this game years ago and loved every second, even having go back to previous saves to do the Karma Achievements