laclongquan
Boned Hunter of Sister
The few guys above me have listed quite a lot about what to like in fallout 2.
i will list what is better in fallout 2 than fallout 1 and why people disagree.
1. fallout 2 has perfected a lot of gameplay details in fallout 1. From the tiny thing like the amount of money you put on table, to the inventory navigation... Anyone remember the feeling want to tear your hair out when you are in the barter window and have to click click on the money piles? i sure have. IF you play 2 first, you will never accept the bloody awfulness of 1. The Take All button is a great step forward.
2. fallout 1 is a single quest with some sidequest. A short story. A novella. You get in, you done the job, you get out and pat yourself on the head for a job well done. Fuuuuuuuuuuck other towns, other people. Fallout 2 happen in a much bigger world, with much more people and their tangled destinies. Your job is not only to solve your own tribe's destiny, but to help others too. Your footprint in history can be potentially much larger. if you like to take a step back, deep breath and look at the whole picture, Fallout 2 is the game for you.
3. The staged, step-one-two-three of Fallout 1 main quest's structure help those who dont like the sandbox, freestyle way of exploring in fallout 2.
i will list what is better in fallout 2 than fallout 1 and why people disagree.
1. fallout 2 has perfected a lot of gameplay details in fallout 1. From the tiny thing like the amount of money you put on table, to the inventory navigation... Anyone remember the feeling want to tear your hair out when you are in the barter window and have to click click on the money piles? i sure have. IF you play 2 first, you will never accept the bloody awfulness of 1. The Take All button is a great step forward.
2. fallout 1 is a single quest with some sidequest. A short story. A novella. You get in, you done the job, you get out and pat yourself on the head for a job well done. Fuuuuuuuuuuck other towns, other people. Fallout 2 happen in a much bigger world, with much more people and their tangled destinies. Your job is not only to solve your own tribe's destiny, but to help others too. Your footprint in history can be potentially much larger. if you like to take a step back, deep breath and look at the whole picture, Fallout 2 is the game for you.
3. The staged, step-one-two-three of Fallout 1 main quest's structure help those who dont like the sandbox, freestyle way of exploring in fallout 2.