บทวิจารณ์ล่าสุดโดย Diggy

One of my favorite games, only topped by the original Fallout. Has great RPG elements, fantastic setting, and marvelous execution. Many people complain about bugs but I haven't found one, it works like a charm.

People complaining guns are not powerful are expecting this to be Skyrim-like in the manner that you can play any class and level any skills and be equally as efficient as with anything else. If you spend your skill points on the RIGHT areas, you will be a complete powerhouse by the time you reach level 20. I personally prefer running a stealth/explosives/rifles class, and while I can pretty much kill anything in a few hits, trying to use my fists or a machete will take me several minutes to kill my target.

Exploring is some of my favorite things about this game. On my first playthrough, I only walked to my objective the fastest way I could, fast-traveling all the time. You do not get the same appreciation this way. On my second playthrough, which I am still on, I made it a point to only fast-travel to a location 5 walking minutes away. It's so satisfying, I'm finding things I would've NEVER even thought existed in my first playthrough. The setting, the characters, the writing, it's all so fantastic. Walking along the highway, nearing death, and finding an abandoned convenience store with some supplies is one of the biggest satisfaction in modern gaming. The writing is the setting, in many ways.

Morality isn't black-and-white, which is always a good thing. The factions are really well-done, with the exception of Caesar's Legion. NCR is okay, but the only true ways to go are House and yourself.

I haven't played ALL the DLCs yet, but I will give my opinions on the ones I have played, Dead Money and Lonesome Road.
Dead Money, when first playing through it, was a chore. But looking back on it, it was MEANT to be a chore. It's some of the most hardcore challenges in modern gaming. Where the gameplay isn't that good (unless you main melee and sneak), the writing REALLY excels. Dead Money is the epitome of excellent writing in FO:NV AND FO3. The characters and their motivations are so well-done. I could spend hours talking about Dean, Dog/God, and Elijah. Also you could make some mad caps at the Sierra Madre.

Lonesome Road was a mixed bag. The gameplay was awesome, and the enemies were pretty challenging, but ED-E is one of the best companions in the game, so that makes it a bit easier. The Divide truly feels like a wasteland, which it should for story reasons. I didn't really get the story, but reading about it online, I can see why. Most of the events alluded in Lonesome Road were mentioned in some parts of the main quest and there was an overarching storyline about Ulysses throughout all the DLCs. That final fight with Ulysses was amazing.

Graphics-wise, very "Ehhhh". The brown gets really repetitive. Animations are a bit stiff, character models are iffy, textures are bland. I understand you can fix most of that with mods if you wish to, but I've been playing completely vanilla.

All in all, if you haven't played this game, you definitely should, it gets really cheap during sales. And even then, it's pretty freaking cheap already, I mean you're paying 20 dollars for over 40 hours of gameplay minimum.