Ah yes, side with the isolationist ethnonationalists who think anyone born outside the Enclave are either hideous mutants to be euthanized or "citizens" that only serves their ruling class. Would you like to be a slave, or conscript gunfodder? There is a reason their existance ended with Fallout 2.
@@mannhouse8014it could have been a lot better Autumn wanted to just hand out water to the wasteland and suddenly that made him the evil mustache villain but when the Brotherhood does it they are the white knights of the wasteland lol
@@ICXCNIKA1997 couldn’t agree more with you. Maybe one day we’ll have some solid factions and not have the Bos included so heavily. Vegas did it right.
@@mannhouse8014 I mean you don't need a faction to be compelling to join them in a game, look at fallout 4 every faction is pretty shallow and not compelling when you actually look at them. Should've just been an option since if you're gonna be evil, then join the "evil" faction.
Fallout 3 has it's pros and cons, main narratively. Good start, fairly flexible at first, no real issues to take with it. It then crumbles slightly at Project Purity: James somehow got back in, left some PDA logs, then bailed seemingly just before the mutants got there. It then starts to rush: You get James back, it's all solid enough, then ENCLAVE. Things then seem to rush to the end: Bail to Lyonshood, join them (Whether you like it or not), go to the location where the worldbuilding, script, and general choices all die at once, then onto Vault 87. 87's actually good, but then we just end it with more "Enclave bad", "Eden bad", and then it's the finale. It's like the longer it went on, the less work and effort went in. Hell, that entire Enclave internal politics and BOS civil war are basically nothing, despite being something solid to build on. 3, as a whole, really isn't bad, and I'd unhesitantly say it's better than 4 or Skyrim. Problem is basically every facet feels rushed, undercooked, or just wasted.
F3 suffers from the regular issue with Bethesda open world games and that is a lackluster main story that is essentially just a series of fetch quests and acting as a messenger for different people and groups until it’s time for the final push. It’s boring and repetitive to be forced to go to point A and talk to someone just to get to point B but person in A needs me to go to point C to get something or someone for them and so I have to go to C only to find another person who needs something from someone at A and it just goes on and on and on and it feels like I’m the post apocalypse Sisyphus doing an unending task. And tbf New Vegas has this issue too but it’s offset with a better story and more interesting character interactions than you becoming their errand boy for like 20 minutes.
One of the many problems with the main quest is that it forces you to invest yourself emotionally into the search for your father only to quickly brush it off once he dies as well as the tonal shift where we go from getting accepted into a child's only settlement to introducing a never before hinted giant robot because we gotta have an epic final showdown And to top it off, before the DLC, we had the whole 'nuh-uh I won't activate the purifier even if I'm immune to its effects, get irritated loser' because sacrifice even if said message was barely part of the story
Watched my Step brother Alex play Fallout 3 back when it released. Was lots of fun watching him explore the wasteland and especially cool when he stumbled into Georgetown and found the super mutants. Super Mutant: WE ARE THE FUTURE!!! Alex: No you're not, check this out! Leaps over brick wall* Teleportation b*tches! Still run through this game with mods every year, wish I could show Alex the mods and how it changes the game. RIP Alex. Miss you bro.
I love Fallout 3, I enjoyed upgrading my house in megaton and exploring the wasteland at my own pace. Ever since Tale of Two Wastelands, Fallout 3 is a fun playthrough before moving onto the Mojave. Though, the intro can drag after a few characters
I've been playing RPGs since around Baldur's Gate 2 and the one conclusion I've come to make about Bethesda games is this: Companies like Obsidian (and formerly Black Isle), Troika, InExile, FromSoft and Larian make RPGs where the world itself is a living breathing organism and the player is a character in it. They fill a role, a character and move through the world as that character. The sidequests are stories through which the PC experiences the world and extends their lived experience in the world. NPCs are actual characters that exist outside the PC. The world doesn't revolve around the PC - the PC makes a name for themselves through their actions. Bethesda makes RPGs where the world is a theme park, where NPCs are mascots, sidequests are sideshows and quest items are rewards for completing the sideshows. The worlds aren't cohesive or interconnected. The plots are miliquetoast because Bethesda's goals are seemingly to distract the player with sideshows instead of committing to an actual story. The PC is the centre of the universe and as such is empowered as much as possible, despite lapses in logic and poor narrative execution.
Just came to say I used to be obsessed with fallout gaming videos and gaming vids in general as I got older I got into different things I wanted to go back and get back into some hobbies again not just partying but it was so hard watching everyone I used to watch i don’t enjoy it the same but I love you!! Love your content and your characters can’t wait to see more
4's story is okay as an outline, but it relies almost purely upon plotholes, things going unexplained, PCs and NPCs purposely making stupid decisions, etc. The story has been dissected a million times and that's almost universally the verdict. 3's plot criticisms usually revolve around it being weak rather than broken in various ways (once Broken Steel fixed the ending anyways)
Much in the same way a bombed out standing bridge is a better bridge than the one that collapsed under its own weight into the river. I personally think both stories are atrocious. One is just marginally less so.
Dude the writing in these vids is so good! "Greater good beware, I give myself to thee" is an awesome line. And I think 17:46 is ur best joke since u called the snipers in Operation Anchorage "crispy rangoon" hahaha It was a great game, not as good as New Vegas but better vibes. NV kinda feels too safe if yk what I mean. Super built up towns, a huge city with big neighborhoods, fresh food, clean water and wild plants. Don't get me wrong NV has a great map and places like Jacobstown are really kewl (real snow!) but damn even seeing living trees in Oasis is just mind blowing. There's maybe two or 3 actual decent towns, and raiders and stuff around every corner. The kind of gritty setting I like~ Far as the story goes it's pretty good but too short, and like you said you don't get as much choice as you should. This is the same game where you can hit people with the mind control ray and sell em into slavery, and also blow up Megaton, why can't u side with the Enclave? I'd love to be able to take out Autumn and president Eden and become the new president taking a fat hot steaming shit all over your father's dream. On the plus side tho you do get to meet Fawkes the best companion of all time. Speaking of, who's the robot companion you showed at 45:53? Musta missed that one when I was playing
Thank you for saying that! And well said about Fallout 3 vs New Vegas. The robot companion at the end was Segeant RL-3. He can be bought from a trader at the RobCo Factory near Tenpenny Tower.
Cards on the table. I never found Megaton on my first playthrough. It looked like any other pile of burnt out scrap metal, my eyes just dismissed it entirely as unimportant.
In my opinion fallout 3 is the best for exploring the wasteland and has some good side quest main quest on the other hand kinda meh starts out strong with you spending an hour or 2 in the vault making it that much more impactful when the world opens up to you for the first time then it’s kinda meh with the wild goose chase of looking for your dad then its good again with tranquility lane then it sucks fixing the water pump then good again when the enclave show up and its fun the rest of the way through with liberty prime only grip is why cant we side with president eden even if we do and put the FEV in next broken steel tele us prime destroyed raven rock wile we where unconscious
great video I'll always like Fallout 3 I like it, it can be good, and it's also a snapshot of the bethesda way: so-so main storyline, better sidequests, kick-ass dlc
The main quest is TERRIBLE but I still love this game. A lot of it is nostalgia, 2008 was an awesome year for me and Fallout 3 was a small part of that. Fallout NV is clearly a superior game but unlike Fallout 3 I can't vividly remember specific special moments. Like standing on the balcony of Tenpenny Tower the first time, looking out over the wastes listening to that haunting/calming ambient soundtrack.
Fallout 3 was definitely a great first step for the Bethesda-made Fallout games, but I've got more fond of memories and experiences playing more deeply through the games that came after. Hope all is well so far in the new year!
This games story is great except for the issue of being able to skip its story as you can just skip half the game by going to smith Casey’s instantly & as well as the Enclave don’t remotely feel dangerous as you can easily kill them will & once you get Power Armor you instantly feel immortal since how Overpowered you are in it easily tearing Enclave in Half
Fallout 3 gave me a soft spot for the brotherhood. Bobby house made me hate them Bc I yes manned to keep em alive. Now down with the prydwn. How do most fans feel about BOS
NV was fun at First, but after. 200 hours the waste land is incredibly empty/ Underdeveloped in terms of exploration and the replay value is just not there. It's main story quest is praised, but house is literally the only logical option. Main story quests, regardless of how many options are by definition linear So I'm not exactly sure why they are praised for replayability. The spawn points for enemies are predictable and many of the models are just reused from fallout 3. Fallout new Vegas Has a few things Going for it and that's the crafting /weapons modification/ ammo selection...... Aside from that, fallout 3 is much better.
So I agree and disagree with the ending of your video (side note I have agreed with almost all of your FO3DLC videos) when you talk about being unable to make different decisions. Looking back at FO1&2, while you can side with the Master, you will always get a game over because it's not how the developers wanted the series to progress. If they did, FO2 would be a bunch of super mutants dipping across the country. You CAN eff around for 150 days and run out of water and lose the game. Nothing is stopping you from that, but the devs wanted you to succeed. Siding with the enclave+eden kills everyone. Every super mutant to scavenger that drinks from the rivers will die. Even vault dwellers will die, and they've been exposed to the fewest RADs comparatively. The argument could even be made that and rain falling in the CW could contain MFEV so captured rain water would be deadly, it sounds like the same conundrum a FO1/2 dev would run into. You lose the choice to join the enclave because then they can't continue a story in a later game (Deacon/McCready in FO4) all I'm saying is, every story, even an RPG needs a plot. They can be a sandbox, but a sandbox can only be so fun without a story. BotW would not be as fun without the stories. I think about Just Cause 2 and how it's just a mindless shoot em up blow up the red barrels game with a story duct taped on. It's designed as a sandbox where you make your own fun. However, the plot doesn't matter when you're ziplining baddies off a mountain. So yeah, it is a choose your own color to color in the coloring book (use big guns, or unarmed to clear a dungeon or speech check to skip it) but every single RPG is just another page seeking to be colored. From Pokémon, to Zelda, to Fallout 1-4, there is a path you will need to eventually follow to finish the game. You can't set up mini nukes around PP and blow it up before finding James. You can't tell LP to football it off the map. Nor can you hop in the alien space ship and blast raven rock before it's discovered. Having guard rails preventing certain actions doesn't make it a bad role play game by default.
To be fair, the video is titled “Revisiting Fallout 3’s Main Quest in 2024” I see your point, though. My goal was to share my thoughts/feelings as I went through the game and hoped it wouldn't sound like a synopsis. Every upload is a chance to learn, so thanks for the critique!
@@dessadoodont listen to that guy, I've played fallout 3 several times but hearing someone else play and their thoughts on it was refreshing. You also did a great job on the script and video in general
Beautifully crafted? I dunno, the world doesn't look like it can function. There is no food, and no, tins of spam don't count, that runs out. Like there's no farms, crops, livestock....It's so bleak nobody should be alive, nobody. I guess they get it from the traders, but that's hardly sustainable. Everyone should have starved. There could be hunter/gatherers, but I doubt that in such a hostile world. Our ancestors didn't have to contend with undrinkable water, irradiated air and overpowered mutant beasts. Otherwise I like the bombed out feel of it.
Opening statement is so wired fallout 3 is my favorite video game of all time and been playing regularly for 15 year but when i tell other about my love for the game i always hear back 3 is a buggy boring mess and new Vegas is far better than so hearing someone say that everyone that touches fallout 3 loves the game doesn’t sound right to me
Inb4 someone makes an 8 hour video meticulously taking apart this video explaining why Fallout 3, Bethesda, and consoles suck and you should only play Fallout 1 and 2 , yada yada yada. 😘
I wish garbage Vegas never existed. I never hated it at first but god it's fucking annoying now. Well when Fallout 3 remaster comes out I'll finally unsubscribe from juicehead and Mr Matty plays and move on with my life. no more stupid fallout recommendations from RUclips's algorithm about "How good New Garbage is" or "Fallout 3 killed my family"
You should probably log off the internet or grow some balls if videos about games make you so upset. Or, you could click "do not recommend." And NOT click on the videos.
I wish we could’ve sided with the Enclave, that’s the biggest fault with this game
Ah yes, side with the isolationist ethnonationalists who think anyone born outside the Enclave are either hideous mutants to be euthanized or "citizens" that only serves their ruling class. Would you like to be a slave, or conscript gunfodder?
There is a reason their existance ended with Fallout 2.
Maybe if they were an actual compelling faction and not just “bad guys with cool armor”, then yeah
@@mannhouse8014it could have been a lot better Autumn wanted to just hand out water to the wasteland and suddenly that made him the evil mustache villain but when the Brotherhood does it they are the white knights of the wasteland lol
@@ICXCNIKA1997 couldn’t agree more with you. Maybe one day we’ll have some solid factions and not have the Bos included so heavily. Vegas did it right.
@@mannhouse8014 I mean you don't need a faction to be compelling to join them in a game, look at fallout 4 every faction is pretty shallow and not compelling when you actually look at them. Should've just been an option since if you're gonna be evil, then join the "evil" faction.
I read that Liam Neeson read his lines having no idea he was even voicing a video game NPC
Fallout 3 has it's pros and cons, main narratively. Good start, fairly flexible at first, no real issues to take with it. It then crumbles slightly at Project Purity: James somehow got back in, left some PDA logs, then bailed seemingly just before the mutants got there. It then starts to rush: You get James back, it's all solid enough, then ENCLAVE. Things then seem to rush to the end: Bail to Lyonshood, join them (Whether you like it or not), go to the location where the worldbuilding, script, and general choices all die at once, then onto Vault 87. 87's actually good, but then we just end it with more "Enclave bad", "Eden bad", and then it's the finale. It's like the longer it went on, the less work and effort went in. Hell, that entire Enclave internal politics and BOS civil war are basically nothing, despite being something solid to build on.
3, as a whole, really isn't bad, and I'd unhesitantly say it's better than 4 or Skyrim. Problem is basically every facet feels rushed, undercooked, or just wasted.
F3 suffers from the regular issue with Bethesda open world games and that is a lackluster main story that is essentially just a series of fetch quests and acting as a messenger for different people and groups until it’s time for the final push. It’s boring and repetitive to be forced to go to point A and talk to someone just to get to point B but person in A needs me to go to point C to get something or someone for them and so I have to go to C only to find another person who needs something from someone at A and it just goes on and on and on and it feels like I’m the post apocalypse Sisyphus doing an unending task. And tbf New Vegas has this issue too but it’s offset with a better story and more interesting character interactions than you becoming their errand boy for like 20 minutes.
One of the many problems with the main quest is that it forces you to invest yourself emotionally into the search for your father only to quickly brush it off once he dies as well as the tonal shift where we go from getting accepted into a child's only settlement to introducing a never before hinted giant robot because we gotta have an epic final showdown
And to top it off, before the DLC, we had the whole 'nuh-uh I won't activate the purifier even if I'm immune to its effects, get irritated loser' because sacrifice even if said message was barely part of the story
There's also the fact the dlc (idk if canon) makes that sacrifice pretty worthless
Watched my Step brother Alex play Fallout 3 back when it released. Was lots of fun watching him explore the wasteland and especially cool when he stumbled into Georgetown and found the super mutants.
Super Mutant: WE ARE THE FUTURE!!!
Alex: No you're not, check this out! Leaps over brick wall* Teleportation b*tches!
Still run through this game with mods every year, wish I could show Alex the mods and how it changes the game. RIP Alex. Miss you bro.
RIP Alex, you were a real one
I love Fallout 3, I enjoyed upgrading my house in megaton and exploring the wasteland at my own pace. Ever since Tale of Two Wastelands, Fallout 3 is a fun playthrough before moving onto the Mojave. Though, the intro can drag after a few characters
I've been playing RPGs since around Baldur's Gate 2 and the one conclusion I've come to make about Bethesda games is this:
Companies like Obsidian (and formerly Black Isle), Troika, InExile, FromSoft and Larian make RPGs where the world itself is a living breathing organism and the player is a character in it. They fill a role, a character and move through the world as that character. The sidequests are stories through which the PC experiences the world and extends their lived experience in the world. NPCs are actual characters that exist outside the PC. The world doesn't revolve around the PC - the PC makes a name for themselves through their actions.
Bethesda makes RPGs where the world is a theme park, where NPCs are mascots, sidequests are sideshows and quest items are rewards for completing the sideshows. The worlds aren't cohesive or interconnected. The plots are miliquetoast because Bethesda's goals are seemingly to distract the player with sideshows instead of committing to an actual story. The PC is the centre of the universe and as such is empowered as much as possible, despite lapses in logic and poor narrative execution.
am i the only one who actually likes fallout 3 combat?
crazy i just binged watched your videos last night, now you upload today. I'm subscribing for the coincidence lol
Just came to say I used to be obsessed with fallout gaming videos and gaming vids in general as I got older I got into different things I wanted to go back and get back into some hobbies again not just partying but it was so hard watching everyone I used to watch i don’t enjoy it the same but I love you!! Love your content and your characters can’t wait to see more
Thank you that really means a lot!
Fallout tale of two wastelands is a mod that combines fallout 3 and fallout new vegas, gamechanger
Ngl tale of two wastelands was cool at first but then just started to make me realize how boring and uninteresting the story of FO3 is compared to FNV
I love your "subscribe" segments. Mever stop making them!
I like the exploring. Thats about it
Fire video brotha keep it up been binging ur vids
Fallout 3 story is better than 4.... But NV is pretty sweet
It’s story is not better
@@erek3034 if you like 4s Story better that's fine. Pretty sure the majority of fans prefer 3 or NV
4's story is okay as an outline, but it relies almost purely upon plotholes, things going unexplained, PCs and NPCs purposely making stupid decisions, etc. The story has been dissected a million times and that's almost universally the verdict. 3's plot criticisms usually revolve around it being weak rather than broken in various ways (once Broken Steel fixed the ending anyways)
Much in the same way a bombed out standing bridge is a better bridge than the one that collapsed under its own weight into the river. I personally think both stories are atrocious. One is just marginally less so.
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Dude the writing in these vids is so good! "Greater good beware, I give myself to thee" is an awesome line. And I think 17:46 is ur best joke since u called the snipers in Operation Anchorage "crispy rangoon" hahaha
It was a great game, not as good as New Vegas but better vibes. NV kinda feels too safe if yk what I mean. Super built up towns, a huge city with big neighborhoods, fresh food, clean water and wild plants. Don't get me wrong NV has a great map and places like Jacobstown are really kewl (real snow!) but damn even seeing living trees in Oasis is just mind blowing. There's maybe two or 3 actual decent towns, and raiders and stuff around every corner. The kind of gritty setting I like~
Far as the story goes it's pretty good but too short, and like you said you don't get as much choice as you should. This is the same game where you can hit people with the mind control ray and sell em into slavery, and also blow up Megaton, why can't u side with the Enclave? I'd love to be able to take out Autumn and president Eden and become the new president taking a fat hot steaming shit all over your father's dream. On the plus side tho you do get to meet Fawkes the best companion of all time. Speaking of, who's the robot companion you showed at 45:53? Musta missed that one when I was playing
Thank you for saying that! And well said about Fallout 3 vs New Vegas.
The robot companion at the end was Segeant RL-3. He can be bought from a trader at the RobCo Factory near Tenpenny Tower.
@@dessadoo Oh the old robot guy? Yeah I remember running into him once and buying scrap metal off him. Didn't get a bot tho
Cards on the table. I never found Megaton on my first playthrough.
It looked like any other pile of burnt out scrap metal, my eyes just dismissed it entirely as unimportant.
I respect the honestly but dude you musta been smoking crack to miss Megaton tf 🤣🤣
In my opinion fallout 3 is the best for exploring the wasteland and has some good side quest main quest on the other hand kinda meh starts out strong with you spending an hour or 2 in the vault making it that much more impactful when the world opens up to you for the first time then it’s kinda meh with the wild goose chase of looking for your dad then its good again with tranquility lane then it sucks fixing the water pump then good again when the enclave show up and its fun the rest of the way through with liberty prime only grip is why cant we side with president eden even if we do and put the FEV in next broken steel tele us prime destroyed raven rock wile we where unconscious
great video
I'll always like Fallout 3
I like it, it can be good, and it's also a snapshot of the bethesda way: so-so main storyline, better sidequests, kick-ass dlc
The main quest is TERRIBLE but I still love this game. A lot of it is nostalgia, 2008 was an awesome year for me and Fallout 3 was a small part of that. Fallout NV is clearly a superior game but unlike Fallout 3 I can't vividly remember specific special moments. Like standing on the balcony of Tenpenny Tower the first time, looking out over the wastes listening to that haunting/calming ambient soundtrack.
I was waiting for this video
In regards to your dad not being killed by random mobs, stealth boys are a thing my dude
Yes because there a infinite supply of stealth boys that James just carried on him at all times sure why not use them when the enclave showed up lol
@@ICXCNIKA1997 that's when he conveniently ran out. You know how games and movies go.
@@ICXCNIKA1997 If the player can can come across one, so can he. You'd think he might seek them out doing what he does.
Do you plan to cover New Vegas/ its Dlcs?
This comment is algorithm food
Don’t mind me I’m feeding the algorithm
One thing they ever explained was how Autumn came back to life after your dad killed him with radiation. Maybe they cloned him?
Thought I was tripping when I noticed that no one else seemingly mentions it
They uh...*checks script* NANOMACHINES, SON!
@@waterbottles393 are you making the mother of all omelets?
@@termsservice9396 Oh you betcha. Can't fret over every egg ya know
Hey Terms 👋
Fallout 3 was definitely a great first step for the Bethesda-made Fallout games, but I've got more fond of memories and experiences playing more deeply through the games that came after. Hope all is well so far in the new year!
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This games story is great except for the issue of being able to skip its story as you can just skip half the game by going to smith Casey’s instantly & as well as the Enclave don’t remotely feel dangerous as you can easily kill them will & once you get Power Armor you instantly feel immortal since how Overpowered you are in it easily tearing Enclave in Half
Yeah but old oney takes the cake you gotta work hard or be in god mode if you wanna go there
@@thomassteele2118 yeah I know the deathclaws actually feel threatening in this game but the enclave is so weak compared to others enemy’s
Fallout 3 gave me a soft spot for the brotherhood. Bobby house made me hate them Bc I yes manned to keep em alive. Now down with the prydwn. How do most fans feel about BOS
NV was fun at First, but after. 200 hours the waste land is incredibly empty/ Underdeveloped in terms of exploration and the replay value is just not there. It's main story quest is praised, but house is literally the only logical option. Main story quests, regardless of how many options are by definition linear So I'm not exactly sure why they are praised for replayability. The spawn points for enemies are predictable and many of the models are just reused from fallout 3.
Fallout new Vegas Has a few things Going for it and that's the crafting /weapons modification/ ammo selection...... Aside from that, fallout 3 is much better.
Another banger
the main quest always sucked...but i love F3
So I agree and disagree with the ending of your video (side note I have agreed with almost all of your FO3DLC videos) when you talk about being unable to make different decisions. Looking back at FO1&2, while you can side with the Master, you will always get a game over because it's not how the developers wanted the series to progress. If they did, FO2 would be a bunch of super mutants dipping across the country. You CAN eff around for 150 days and run out of water and lose the game. Nothing is stopping you from that, but the devs wanted you to succeed. Siding with the enclave+eden kills everyone. Every super mutant to scavenger that drinks from the rivers will die. Even vault dwellers will die, and they've been exposed to the fewest RADs comparatively. The argument could even be made that and rain falling in the CW could contain MFEV so captured rain water would be deadly, it sounds like the same conundrum a FO1/2 dev would run into. You lose the choice to join the enclave because then they can't continue a story in a later game (Deacon/McCready in FO4) all I'm saying is, every story, even an RPG needs a plot. They can be a sandbox, but a sandbox can only be so fun without a story. BotW would not be as fun without the stories. I think about Just Cause 2 and how it's just a mindless shoot em up blow up the red barrels game with a story duct taped on. It's designed as a sandbox where you make your own fun. However, the plot doesn't matter when you're ziplining baddies off a mountain. So yeah, it is a choose your own color to color in the coloring book (use big guns, or unarmed to clear a dungeon or speech check to skip it) but every single RPG is just another page seeking to be colored. From Pokémon, to Zelda, to Fallout 1-4, there is a path you will need to eventually follow to finish the game. You can't set up mini nukes around PP and blow it up before finding James. You can't tell LP to football it off the map. Nor can you hop in the alien space ship and blast raven rock before it's discovered. Having guard rails preventing certain actions doesn't make it a bad role play game by default.
Bro is telling us line for line about a story we heard a billion times. almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter. 💀
To be fair, the video is titled “Revisiting Fallout 3’s Main Quest in 2024”
I see your point, though. My goal was to share my thoughts/feelings as I went through the game and hoped it wouldn't sound like a synopsis.
Every upload is a chance to learn, so thanks for the critique!
@@dessadoo Nah, default pfp over here need to chill out, dunno how you coulda made things any clearer and the video is really good
@@dessadoodont listen to that guy, I've played fallout 3 several times but hearing someone else play and their thoughts on it was refreshing. You also did a great job on the script and video in general
Beautifully crafted? I dunno, the world doesn't look like it can function. There is no food, and no, tins of spam don't count, that runs out. Like there's no farms, crops, livestock....It's so bleak nobody should be alive, nobody. I guess they get it from the traders, but that's hardly sustainable. Everyone should have starved. There could be hunter/gatherers, but I doubt that in such a hostile world. Our ancestors didn't have to contend with undrinkable water, irradiated air and overpowered mutant beasts.
Otherwise I like the bombed out feel of it.
Honestly felt the opposite of vats it feels like a waste of time
Opening statement is so wired fallout 3 is my favorite video game of all time and been playing regularly for 15 year but when i tell other about my love for the game i always hear back 3 is a buggy boring mess and new Vegas is far better than so hearing someone say that everyone that touches fallout 3 loves the game doesn’t sound right to me
Sheesh
Inb4 someone makes an 8 hour video meticulously taking apart this video explaining why Fallout 3, Bethesda, and consoles suck and you should only play Fallout 1 and 2 , yada yada yada. 😘
How dare anyone say something positive about Fallout 3.
I wish garbage Vegas never existed.
I never hated it at first but god it's fucking annoying now.
Well when Fallout 3 remaster comes out I'll finally unsubscribe from juicehead and Mr Matty plays and move on with my life. no more stupid fallout recommendations from RUclips's algorithm about "How good New Garbage is" or "Fallout 3 killed my family"
You should probably log off the internet or grow some balls if videos about games make you so upset. Or, you could click "do not recommend." And NOT click on the videos.
@@Nightshade31401
Your comment is weird.
it takes balls to shit on something that's immensely popular.
Say "Touch grass" ok?
@@Tay-xj5ud why wait for a remaster?
Just install some graphics mods lul