yeah, it seems a little less story based like 3 was, and is more of a "do what you want" sorta thing, obviously the factions you choose massively effect the game unlike fallout 3, i racked up a few hundred hours on each on pc and played them even more on console haha, cannot wait for fallout 4, will be one of my most anticipated games ever.

I liked it.
I hated the 'Come fly with me' mission. Scared the crap out of me lol in the building with all the ghoals.

Lightyear wrote I liked it.
I hated the 'Come fly with me' mission. Scared the crap out of me lol in the building with all the ghoals.

I totally agree with you that mission had too much running around and loading screens it was the biggest pain in the ass

Personally, I liked Fallout: New Vegas more than Fallout 3. The only thing is I got Fallout 3 when it was released and I was 12 so I didn't really play it all that much. But now that I'm a huge fan of open-world games, especially the Fallout series, I would probably enjoy Fallout 3 if I were to play it.

Unfortunately that won't happen because I'm currently on the Xbox One. But really hoping for a Fallout 4 on the next gens.

As most will agree with me, Fallout 3 is the better game. Mainly because of the storyline and the DLC that came with it (don't get me wrong, some of the NV DLC was good [screw dead money though]like lonesome road).

I think it was just the fact that because of the factions, it allowed diversity of the game to allow you to choose more of a moral side (much like Fable, but without the groups) and this was enjoyable for a bit but once you complete each ending, its just plain boring.

The guns are better on Fallout 3 and i prefer the Capital wasteland because i think it gives more challenges and just creates a more fun Fallout experience.

I would say F3 10/10
and a narrow 8/10 for NV

I loved it, I played and played and played it I have over 2,500 hours on it.

It was different from the earlier games, but in a good way. Personally I enjoyed this game. There were a lot of missions to do and once you got done with those, there was plenty of more things you could do

I never really got much into it, not quite sure why.