Squadcar

mfw i wake up and the house is empty. on the kitchen table is a note and some slim jims. "hey we know you dont like turkey or people so we left you to look after the dogs while we went to have thanksgiving at aunt marie's. wont be back till tomorrow".

:( I'd invite anyone to hang out with me. I don't think it's that wonderful of a holiday in general but I'm sorry dude.

lol no its fine. we did that because our dogs won't stop trying to murder each other.

We're omnivores for a reason, y'know.

You guys are missing the point lmao.

It's a quote from Stalker (Сталкер).

I've played Resurrection first and I would recommend also starting with it, as it's shorter and a bit easier to get into than Nevada.

I would also recommend Resurrection because I found the story more interesting and compelling than Fallout Nevada's (although I never finished FNevada because I accidentally deleted my saves so my opinion might be biased). Although I would say Nevada has more unique locations, a lot more quests and roleplaying possibilities, one thing Resurrection absolutely succeeds at is companions, which will react to what you do.

Thanks for the input.

Why?

Feeling sick on and off the past 3 or 4 days.

@Squadcar Dang. I hope you feel better soon.

Assuming the games you want are crpgs, then there is very little reason for you to be happy. I personally don't see anything good with the genre as of now; there are a few unique ones like Stygian but majority I've seen seem to be lesser versions of older crpgs without the charm or uniqueness.

I like a variety of things. Just most of them aren't exciting me much at all lol.

Lol. Maybe games don't excite you anymore.