Never before or after Fallout 3 has a side quest ever managed to pull this off.įallout 3 possesses the most beloved and iconic factions in the franchise, the Enclave and the Brotherhood of Steel. The Power of The Atom showcases just how scenic and fun a side quest can be, as well as how impactful it can be on the environment.
Take for instance the Superhuman Gambit, an excellent showcase of how campy yet grounded Fallout can be, without straying into Wild Wasteland or Fallout 2 territories. While some have criticized it for having less side quests than several other Fallout games, Fallout 3's side quest are arguably the best designed quests in the franchise. This effectively encourages exploration of it's already well-designed map.įallout 3 follows a philosophy of quality > quantity. It is pinpoint in the middle, not to North or the West and close to an invisible wall, deathclaw sanctuary or anything restricting. Take for instance where the player starts the game on the map. Not only does Fallout 3 have a better map design than any other Fallout game, but it also has the most free map design out of any Fallout game. and the subway tunnels is harrowing, and an example of the brilliant tone set by the game.
Fallout 3 excels at this, carving out a far superior atmosphere to any of the other games. Many criticize Fallout 3 for everything that it supposedly does wrong, but many fail to see that Fallout 3, in many aspects, is the best Fallout game.Ītmosphere is the center stone of every Fallout game.
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