What's you're favorite Bethesda Game? If you liked the video, be sure to like and subscribe. It helps the channel out a lot Timestamps for specific games here 4/22/2023: For some reason Bethesda send a copyright takedown so I had to remove the Fallout 4 section of this video. Sorry for any inconveniences 1:19 Haven't Played 1:37 Dishonored 2 3:11 Elder Scrolls Online 4:24 Doom Eternal 5:30 Elder Scrolls Daggerfall 6:34 Deathloop 7:43 Dishonored 1 8:45 Doom 3 10:01 Doom Trilogy 10:58 Elder Scrolls Arena 12:21 Elder Scrolls Blades 13:54 Fallout 3 15:26 Fallout 1 16:40 Fallout 4 18:08 Fallout 76 20:14 Fallout New Vegas 22:36 Fallout Shelter 24:00 Fallout Tactics 25:34 HIFI Rush 26:51 Starfield 28:29 Redfall 29:53 Morrowind 31:28 Doom 2016 32:37 Oblivion 34:18 Fallout 2 35:35 Prey 2017 37:40 Rage 39:35 Rage 2 41:32 Skyrim
New Vegas honestly set a standard that I don’t think was met until Baldurs Gate 3. No other RPG allowed me to actually role play and offer so much replay value like New Vegas.
Baldurs gate 3 is way more roleplay intensive and replayable than NV and its not even close 1. Baldurs gate has more stats and just overall more stat checks in both dialogue and progression and its not just because baldurs gate is the bigger game, they are alot dencer too 2. baldurs gate has Races which actually change how npcs talk to you and unlock certain progression paths 3. your class also does the same as 2. 4. not only is there stat differences in characters but there is also so much class customisation 2 wizards can play completely differently and subclasses also have dialogue moments 5. you can have subclasses so 4 and 3 squared 6. you have party members with their own individual progression 7. you can also choose how you multiclass your party so 5 x (every single possible member) 8. having certain party members at certain times has different dialogue and progression 9. you can respec your character at any point if you want, obviously a good roleplayer will make choices to build their character properly but its good if you make a mistake nonetheless they do share similarities though: Any character can be killed including your party members who may turn on you (with the ecxeption of one if you already invited him to your party in bg3, however its your choice to invite him) and both technically have perks (feats in bg3 are basically the same equivalent) howeveer they have stark differences You can just ignore Huge parts of NV once you get yes man, you can choose to check out other tribes or not and once you do its really a yes or no if you want to be buddy buddy, its nott like you progress differently in NV you progress the same way you just choose what stuff to do along the way. on my first playthrough i made sure to look at all of the factions and decided for myself (obviously if the factions gave me a conflicting quest id postpone that to check the other one out) . on my second i already knew the factions and how my character would align with them so it wouldnt have made sense for me to go and cover all of the faftion quests, i compromised for the sake of immersion of going but picking the hostile options but that did just end up leaving me with less of an experience . and other than slight differences in the battle of hoover dam the ending is just a slideshow, you dont get to see how characters who accompanied you react in baldurs gate, you can choose who to ally with or if you want to be good or evil but you do end up going through the content that you would have missed one way or another just in a different prespective annd character reactions. every quest has atleast 2 or more conclusions to it and you can be at completely different parts of the game compared to someone else who has been playing for the same amount of time as you. and when the quests end you actually get to see everyone elses reaction to the conclusion of events while fallout new vegas was amazing for its time and is by far one of the best games in the fallout series (though i dont understand why it is a bethesda game because it wasnt made by bethesda) baldurs gate is just the more complex game
@markielarkie6288Oh absolutely, it beats NV in almost every way but considering when it came out, NV was the breath of fresh air that Fallout needed. Bethesda forgot how to make an RPG after Morrowind imo.
My 5 personal favorites (mixing both subjectivity and objectivity): 5) Skyrim (one of the most detailed and nuanced open worlds to explore, to this day) 4) Fallout 3 (perfect atmosphere and evil karma possibilities: *chef kiss) 3) Dishonored 1 (best stealth story- driven game ever) 2) Fallout: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game (anything you said x1000. It invented everything, pre-dating even modern cinema, and its atmosphere and writing is still unbelievably good for a game developed as a joke: a guy repeatedly offering pizza just to beg his colleagues) 1) Fallout: New Vegas (including its 4 flawless DLC, stands as the pinnacle of modern RPGs in my book)
Interesting DOOM take. I personally felt that Eternal had much better level design than 2016. I never felt lost in Eternal, but in 2016 there are a few sections where I was genuinely confused on what I needed to do. I also preferred the more floaty and fast paced combat in Eternal, 2016 feels sluggish in comparison.
Morrowind: TBD 8. ESO: 5 (Too mmo, doesnt have the feel of any ES game). 7. 76: 7 (feels like a buggy multiplayer version of a fallout 4). Still feels like fallout 6. Fallout 4: 8 5. Starfield: 8 4. Oblivion: 9.5 3. Skyrim: 10 2. NV: 10 1. F3: 10
You're so right about Dishonored 2 bro 😭 I played it right after dh1 and was turned off by the change of aesthetic but I ended up loving it, I love them both so much it's a shame dh2 undersold
Skyrim is a masterpiece. Idk how many hours I've put into running new playthoughs. It still stands the test of time and still is a big enough open world for you to uncover more quests and unique items each time you run it again 💯 I said what I said
Only thing i disagree with is the quest markers now that im grown so i dont got that much time trying find what i need like i was as a teenager or kid so im glad skyrim has it
I agree. I can't spend 20 minutes per quest trying to find what to do and when I look at the clock, it's already time to sleep to work the next morning, quest market is a blessing of current games
Ok so he didn't play Rage 2. He says "this game has ton of weapon variety" and it literally has 5 to 6 weapons. One pistol, one assault rifle, one shotgun and a few special weapons.
You might be the first person Ive seen share my opinion on Doom Eternal. Everyone just seems to universally praise that game but I just always felt it was a big step down from 2016. Also, with Prey, both me and my friend who were playing it at the same time got hard locked on some random bucket. Like we literally couldnt move and when we reloaded, it just reloaded us in the same spot. So I never actually finished it.
The whole entire section got copyright claimed unfortunately. I’m working to try and get that decision reversed, but who knows what will happen. Thanks for watching!
Honestly I prefer fallout without power armor honestly very few people go back and play older games no matter what franchise is this true for a first game in a series and even fewer people played the first game when came out.
It's funny how you say that Fallout 3 has the worst shooting of all FPS games of that time and then proceed to say that New Vegas is the best fallout game even though it has 100% exactly the same shooting mechanics with Fallout 3 and of course without mentioning that this was a problem in New Vegas despite that they are identical. Apparently the crappy shooting is not a problem when it is New Vegas because you know, it's New Vegas.
@@colepratt7538 Yeah thank God for New Vegas invented the iron sights. By the way when you know how to shoot a gun in a video game you don't need iron sights except when it's a sniper and let me tell you sometimes it is not ever necessary for that either.
You ever think the fact YOU follow the quest markers and didn't deviate from them is your issue not the game? You do not have to. I have yet to beat any play through in skyrim (GOAT) because I am always off doing random shit lol. And if you base skyrim on just vanilla you missed it completely. It would be like not factoring in any other dlc or features any of the other games had which you did not do. Modded skyrim in 2024 is beyond epic and with 51 currently on wabajack you can experience so many new skyrim's with different quest, npc's, weapons, armors, and gameplay mechanics. Best Game Ever hands down. It is not debatable your wrong if you disagree simple as that. It would be like saying the sky is not blue and water is not wet, your wrong.
@@sh0tgun002 okay fair enough, but I'm looking in the context that Broken Steel is here. NGL when I was a kid and I played through the vanilla ending for the first time, I was so disappointed I got pissed off about it. Then I got the DLCs and I loved it again.
Look, I love F3 for nostalgia reasons, but it REALLY isn't that good, the main quest has no choices, the side quests feel like isolated conflicts (you have vampires, a superhero vs villain, oasis) and there's an overabundance of dungeons where you only wipe them clean, with no proper level design or anything interesting going on
@ I mean I get that, but I have to disagree. Side quests don’t have to be connected to the main story or to a bigger picture full of lore, and can be their own isolated conflicts. Besides, I think it’s unique that a lot of these different places exist in the Capital Wasteland with their own issues going on. The DLCs were awesome (including Mothership Zeta, I’ll fight for that). I know it’s an RPG and all, but not every main story has to have 10,000 branching paths and endings. Last I checked, Fallout 1 & 2 had almost zero variety in their endings, if any. Legend of Zelda games like Breath of the Wild which is an Open World Action game like Fallout had a story without much choice in the matter besides when you want to fight Calamity Ganon, yet everyone still loves the game and it’s story. Maybe it is just nostalgia talking, since I know some newer fans to the franchise don’t like it compared to older ones, but I just disagree. I guess I can see why people don't like it but I don’t think it’s for them because I still highly enjoy every aspect of it. I just haven’t played much Fallout lately since i’ve played it so many damn times over 2 summer breaks that I can barely play these games without losing attention, so I need a break. But when i’m in the mood and not forcing myself to play it, Fallout 3 is always a great experience to me.
Uhm, I disagree that FO3's ending was bad. FO3 is my favorite because of the ending. From the beginning of the end, making friends with Fawkes along with completing the Take It Back and Project Impurity missions with Liberty Prime were godly. I was left in awe for 2 days after finishing the game. And didn't Bethesda make Brink?
I didn't really like your format. First it would have been much better if games of each series were grouped together and presented chronologically. Also I didn't like that this list included many games that had nothing to do with Bethesda at the time they were created, such as the games you included from id Software. Those should have been covered in their own separate video. Speaking of id Software, you didn't even include some of their most important titles like Wolfenstein 3D or its successors. Games like Redfall should have also been omitted, as it was published by Bethesda but not developed by them. Overall I only disliked the game selection and organization of the video. Your experiences and insights were great and I'm glad you share this.
I appreciate your comment. I decided to kind of change the order of the games up because I feel like a large portion of my audience are only really familiar with the fallout and elder scrolls series. That way instead of watching all the fallout and elder scrolls games ranked then leave, they might learn about some games they haven’t even heard of. As for the game selection, I decided to include Bethesda published games to add some variety to the list. All of my subscribers know how I feel about New Vegas or Skyrim, so this was an opportunity to talk about some games I don’t get to very often. Thanks for watching!
Dead Money is amazing, Aesthetically its the best in New Vegas, its unique enough as to where it delivers a different experience from the main game without straying too far, every single character to appear is very well written and memorable, it also ties in to the main game and the other DLC very well.
You and me both man. People hate on F3 so much but never realize how good and amazing it was. A bumpy start but weren’t it not for 3 New Vegas wouldn’t exist
New Vegas is still the best, but 3 and 4 are underrated. I can’t wait till the next gen update for Fallout 4 so i can actually play the game though. Fallout 3 was always just amazing, period.
@@Bland198For me: Fallout 3: 9/10 Fallout New Vegas: 10/10 Fallout 4: 8/10 (if i’m including the bugs, 6-5/10) Hopefully that’ll change with the next gen update in 2 days
@Aguriasu well yeah obviously, but they weren't even a part of fallout new vegas, they just handed the ip to them and said see what you can come up with lol
omg, 44;22 minutes of good quality content *-* My top 5 bethesda games would be 1 - fallout new vegas 2 - Skyrim 3 - fallout 3 4 - fallout 4 5 - tes oblivion
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Timestamps for specific games here
4/22/2023: For some reason Bethesda send a copyright takedown so I had to remove the Fallout 4 section of this video. Sorry for any inconveniences
1:19 Haven't Played
1:37 Dishonored 2
3:11 Elder Scrolls Online
4:24 Doom Eternal
5:30 Elder Scrolls Daggerfall
6:34 Deathloop
7:43 Dishonored 1
8:45 Doom 3
10:01 Doom Trilogy
10:58 Elder Scrolls Arena
12:21 Elder Scrolls Blades
13:54 Fallout 3
15:26 Fallout 1
16:40 Fallout 4
18:08 Fallout 76
20:14 Fallout New Vegas
22:36 Fallout Shelter
24:00 Fallout Tactics
25:34 HIFI Rush
26:51 Starfield
28:29 Redfall
29:53 Morrowind
31:28 Doom 2016
32:37 Oblivion
34:18 Fallout 2
35:35 Prey 2017
37:40 Rage
39:35 Rage 2
41:32 Skyrim
Finally its been 84 years
New Vegas honestly set a standard that I don’t think was met until Baldurs Gate 3. No other RPG allowed me to actually role play and offer so much replay value like New Vegas.
Baldurs gate 3 is way more roleplay intensive and replayable than NV and its not even close
1. Baldurs gate has more stats and just overall more stat checks in both dialogue and progression and its not just because baldurs gate is the bigger game, they are alot dencer too
2. baldurs gate has Races which actually change how npcs talk to you and unlock certain progression paths
3. your class also does the same as 2.
4. not only is there stat differences in characters but there is also so much class customisation 2 wizards can play completely differently and subclasses also have dialogue moments
5. you can have subclasses so 4 and 3 squared
6. you have party members with their own individual progression
7. you can also choose how you multiclass your party so 5 x (every single possible member)
8. having certain party members at certain times has different dialogue and progression
9. you can respec your character at any point if you want, obviously a good roleplayer will make choices to build their character properly but its good if you make a mistake nonetheless
they do share similarities though:
Any character can be killed including your party members who may turn on you (with the ecxeption of one if you already invited him to your party in bg3, however its your choice to invite him)
and both technically have perks (feats in bg3 are basically the same equivalent)
howeveer they have stark differences
You can just ignore Huge parts of NV once you get yes man, you can choose to check out other tribes or not and once you do its really a yes or no if you want to be buddy buddy, its nott like you progress differently in NV you progress the same way you just choose what stuff to do along the way. on my first playthrough i made sure to look at all of the factions and decided for myself (obviously if the factions gave me a conflicting quest id postpone that to check the other one out) . on my second i already knew the factions and how my character would align with them so it wouldnt have made sense for me to go and cover all of the faftion quests, i compromised for the sake of immersion of going but picking the hostile options but that did just end up leaving me with less of an experience . and other than slight differences in the battle of hoover dam the ending is just a slideshow, you dont get to see how characters who accompanied you react
in baldurs gate, you can choose who to ally with or if you want to be good or evil but you do end up going through the content that you would have missed one way or another just in a different prespective annd character reactions. every quest has atleast 2 or more conclusions to it and you can be at completely different parts of the game compared to someone else who has been playing for the same amount of time as you. and when the quests end you actually get to see everyone elses reaction to the conclusion of events
while fallout new vegas was amazing for its time and is by far one of the best games in the fallout series (though i dont understand why it is a bethesda game because it wasnt made by bethesda) baldurs gate is just the more complex game
@@markielarkie6288 Bla Bla Bla
@@markielarkie6288lols he's jusy an FNV fanboy. Loved your analysis❤
@markielarkie6288Oh absolutely, it beats NV in almost every way but considering when it came out, NV was the breath of fresh air that Fallout needed. Bethesda forgot how to make an RPG after Morrowind imo.
As soon as you put Dishonored 2 in the masterpiece you got me hooked
My 5 personal favorites (mixing both subjectivity and objectivity):
5) Skyrim (one of the most detailed and nuanced open worlds to explore, to this day)
4) Fallout 3 (perfect atmosphere and evil karma possibilities: *chef kiss)
3) Dishonored 1 (best stealth story- driven game ever)
2) Fallout: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game (anything you said x1000. It invented everything, pre-dating even modern cinema, and its atmosphere and writing is still unbelievably good for a game developed as a joke: a guy repeatedly offering pizza just to beg his colleagues)
1) Fallout: New Vegas (including its 4 flawless DLC, stands as the pinnacle of modern RPGs in my book)
For me it’s
1) Skyrim
Also 1) Fallout New Vegas
2) Fallout 3
3) Fallout 4
4) Oblivion
5) Starfield (fight me)
Good video, was looking for something like this to watch. Every other Bethesda ranking video is just elder scrolls and fallout.
Interesting DOOM take. I personally felt that Eternal had much better level design than 2016. I never felt lost in Eternal, but in 2016 there are a few sections where I was genuinely confused on what I needed to do. I also preferred the more floaty and fast paced combat in Eternal, 2016 feels sluggish in comparison.
You can’t say the writing in Borderlands is bad and cringe (which it can be), and then unironically say it makes you want to “Game end” yourself. lol
Love this ranking video!!!
Thanks for watching!
What about the Wolfenstein games ?
16:45 Nani? What happened to Fallout 4 fragment?
thats what i was wondering too 😭
Banger vid but Brink Tier List wen?
Morrowind: TBD
8. ESO: 5 (Too mmo, doesnt have the feel of any ES game).
7. 76: 7 (feels like a buggy multiplayer version of a fallout 4). Still feels like fallout
6. Fallout 4: 8
5. Starfield: 8
4. Oblivion: 9.5
3. Skyrim: 10
2. NV: 10
1. F3: 10
"fallout 4 is going into the very good tier." *starts talking about fo76*
(did something happen there?)
Yeahhhh for some reason Bethesda sent a copyright takedown for that specific part of the video, so I had to cut that part out
Wait what?
@@happygosunday wow, that's odd. probably just some algorithmic nonsense. sorry to hear that.
You're so right about Dishonored 2 bro 😭 I played it right after dh1 and was turned off by the change of aesthetic but I ended up loving it, I love them both so much it's a shame dh2 undersold
Skyrim is a masterpiece. Idk how many hours I've put into running new playthoughs. It still stands the test of time and still is a big enough open world for you to uncover more quests and unique items each time you run it again 💯 I said what I said
Prey has got to be by far my favorite game of all time and your review definitely did it justice
Only thing i disagree with is the quest markers now that im grown so i dont got that much time trying find what i need like i was as a teenager or kid so im glad skyrim has it
I agree. I can't spend 20 minutes per quest trying to find what to do and when I look at the clock, it's already time to sleep to work the next morning, quest market is a blessing of current games
Ok so he didn't play Rage 2.
He says "this game has ton of weapon variety" and it literally has 5 to 6 weapons. One pistol, one assault rifle, one shotgun and a few special weapons.
You might be the first person Ive seen share my opinion on Doom Eternal. Everyone just seems to universally praise that game but I just always felt it was a big step down from 2016. Also, with Prey, both me and my friend who were playing it at the same time got hard locked on some random bucket. Like we literally couldnt move and when we reloaded, it just reloaded us in the same spot. So I never actually finished it.
What happened to going to about to talk about fallout 4 and just skipping the whole entire bit of it? 16:40
The whole entire section got copyright claimed unfortunately. I’m working to try and get that decision reversed, but who knows what will happen. Thanks for watching!
Arx Fataliks and Call of Cthulhu are 2 games that i recommend to play, both vere dated but the atmosphere of them are flawless.
Honestly I prefer fallout without power armor honestly very few people go back and play older games no matter what franchise is this true for a first game in a series and even fewer people played the first game when came out.
Do you have the link to the tier list template?
This is the exact list I used tiermaker.com/create/every-bethesda-game-15832865
Thanks for watching!
@@happygosunday Thanks!
This isn't every Bethesda game. Where is Breeders' cup World Thoroughbred Champions? 🐎
It's funny how you say that Fallout 3 has the worst shooting of all FPS games of that time and then proceed to say that New Vegas is the best fallout game even though it has 100% exactly the same shooting mechanics with Fallout 3 and of course without mentioning that this was a problem in New Vegas despite that they are identical. Apparently the crappy shooting is not a problem when it is New Vegas because you know, it's New Vegas.
New Vegas had iron sights at least and you hit your targets when you aim at them
@@colepratt7538 Yeah thank God for New Vegas invented the iron sights. By the way when you know how to shoot a gun in a video game you don't need iron sights except when it's a sniper and let me tell you sometimes it is not ever necessary for that either.
@@Fluffychoupikkos Yeah but the problem is that in Fallout 3 your shots connected depending on your skill with small guns/big guns
You ever think the fact YOU follow the quest markers and didn't deviate from them is your issue not the game? You do not have to. I have yet to beat any play through in skyrim (GOAT) because I am always off doing random shit lol. And if you base skyrim on just vanilla you missed it completely. It would be like not factoring in any other dlc or features any of the other games had which you did not do. Modded skyrim in 2024 is beyond epic and with 51 currently on wabajack you can experience so many new skyrim's with different quest, npc's, weapons, armors, and gameplay mechanics. Best Game Ever hands down. It is not debatable your wrong if you disagree simple as that. It would be like saying the sky is not blue and water is not wet, your wrong.
Fallout 3 took some disrespect there. Worst ending? Horrible main quest? It’s easily an amazing game
i mean the ending was considered bad enough that they had to make a dlc to fix it
@@sh0tgun002 okay fair enough, but I'm looking in the context that Broken Steel is here. NGL when I was a kid and I played through the vanilla ending for the first time, I was so disappointed I got pissed off about it. Then I got the DLCs and I loved it again.
Fr... I love Fallout 3.
Look, I love F3 for nostalgia reasons, but it REALLY isn't that good, the main quest has no choices, the side quests feel like isolated conflicts (you have vampires, a superhero vs villain, oasis) and there's an overabundance of dungeons where you only wipe them clean, with no proper level design or anything interesting going on
@ I mean I get that, but I have to disagree. Side quests don’t have to be connected to the main story or to a bigger picture full of lore, and can be their own isolated conflicts. Besides, I think it’s unique that a lot of these different places exist in the Capital Wasteland with their own issues going on. The DLCs were awesome (including Mothership Zeta, I’ll fight for that). I know it’s an RPG and all, but not every main story has to have 10,000 branching paths and endings. Last I checked, Fallout 1 & 2 had almost zero variety in their endings, if any. Legend of Zelda games like Breath of the Wild which is an Open World Action game like Fallout had a story without much choice in the matter besides when you want to fight Calamity Ganon, yet everyone still loves the game and it’s story.
Maybe it is just nostalgia talking, since I know some newer fans to the franchise don’t like it compared to older ones, but I just disagree. I guess I can see why people don't like it but I don’t think it’s for them because I still highly enjoy every aspect of it. I just haven’t played much Fallout lately since i’ve played it so many damn times over 2 summer breaks that I can barely play these games without losing attention, so I need a break. But when i’m in the mood and not forcing myself to play it, Fallout 3 is always a great experience to me.
Uhm, I disagree that FO3's ending was bad. FO3 is my favorite because of the ending. From the beginning of the end, making friends with Fawkes along with completing the Take It Back and Project Impurity missions with Liberty Prime were godly. I was left in awe for 2 days after finishing the game.
And didn't Bethesda make Brink?
I love fallout 3, but the ending its very, very bad
In the vanilla game, the ending is trash. They made it slightly better with dlc but it’s not good.
If your standard of godly is following an invincible robot so it kills everything for you then... uh, sure, that mission is "godly"
skyrim in the same tier as fallout 4 is insane take
Good job
"Then immediately uninstalled it and bought the game on Steam" why is there such a common occurrence with Bethesda games lol
Hold on you don’t talk about 4 but talk about 76
Prey is def masterpiece tier
Prey 2k17?
I didn't really like your format. First it would have been much better if games of each series were grouped together and presented chronologically. Also I didn't like that this list included many games that had nothing to do with Bethesda at the time they were created, such as the games you included from id Software. Those should have been covered in their own separate video. Speaking of id Software, you didn't even include some of their most important titles like Wolfenstein 3D or its successors. Games like Redfall should have also been omitted, as it was published by Bethesda but not developed by them. Overall I only disliked the game selection and organization of the video. Your experiences and insights were great and I'm glad you share this.
I appreciate your comment. I decided to kind of change the order of the games up because I feel like a large portion of my audience are only really familiar with the fallout and elder scrolls series. That way instead of watching all the fallout and elder scrolls games ranked then leave, they might learn about some games they haven’t even heard of. As for the game selection, I decided to include Bethesda published games to add some variety to the list. All of my subscribers know how I feel about New Vegas or Skyrim, so this was an opportunity to talk about some games I don’t get to very often. Thanks for watching!
Doom eternal is a masterpiece
Skyrim should be much higher imo
My guy, ill keep watching but you listed dead money as the best nv dlc. Either that was a troll or it was a warning to never take you seriously
It is the best one, stay mad
Dead Money is amazing, Aesthetically its the best in New Vegas, its unique enough as to where it delivers a different experience from the main game without straying too far, every single character to appear is very well written and memorable, it also ties in to the main game and the other DLC very well.
It is, just because you dislike the speakers or survival aspects doesn't take away from being a masterclass of a DLC
Bruh you ain’t got Brink on here? Disrespectfuuuuul
The timeline is messed up boss
Fallout 3 top tier 💯
You and me both man. People hate on F3 so much but never realize how good and amazing it was. A bumpy start but weren’t it not for 3 New Vegas wouldn’t exist
I like it more than New Vegas and maybe even Skyrim.
Fallout 3 is so low? I think it's one of the goats...
Fallout 3 and 4 so underrated and new vegas overrated. It’s a crime to not have Skyrim as masterpiece.
Although I agree with you new Vegas is still probably the best if I had to the games.
New Vegas 8.5
Fallout 3 8
Fallout 4 8
Vegas is just not good in general.
New Vegas is still the best, but 3 and 4 are underrated. I can’t wait till the next gen update for Fallout 4 so i can actually play the game though. Fallout 3 was always just amazing, period.
@@Ty-wf6mgwhat crack are you smoking?
@@Bland198For me:
Fallout 3: 9/10
Fallout New Vegas: 10/10
Fallout 4: 8/10 (if i’m including the bugs, 6-5/10)
Hopefully that’ll change with the next gen update in 2 days
Whos gonna tell him new vegas was made by obsidian 👀
I mean, it seems obvious to me it's a Bethesda-published tier list, no sane person would think a single developer made THAT many games lmao
@Aguriasu Bethesda did skyrim themselves, also some of them are solo
@@DolphinOngFr Yes, the main TES and Fallout, but no informed person thinks Bethesda made Dishonored for example
@Aguriasu well yeah obviously, but they weren't even a part of fallout new vegas, they just handed the ip to them and said see what you can come up with lol
omg, 44;22 minutes of good quality content *-*
My top 5 bethesda games would be
1 - fallout new vegas
2 - Skyrim
3 - fallout 3
4 - fallout 4
5 - tes oblivion
Skyrim sane tirr as FO4 huh
Obsidian shill
I disagree, Fallout New Vegas is the worst Bethesda game to date
You know, the more I think about it, you’re right. New Vegas sucks
Unreal.
Absurd take bro honestly
Never in my life have i seen such bullshit
Bro is struggling
As soon as you put Dishonored 2 in the masterpiece you got me hooked