Fallout: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game

Finishing Fallout 1 feels like going back to the late 90s In a very interesting way, especially having started the series with Fallout. 3, then New Vegas and then quitting after Fallout 4 disappointed. At first the game definitely shows its age. Though it is interesting to know that this is where the Fallout lore began and honestly it's kind of shocking how little it's changed. I'm not referring to the art design but just the overall feel of the game. From my understanding, Fallout 2 does a lot to push the time line forward. Full disclosure, I used a very detailed guide while playing this game because frankly I have no idea how you'd even know how to do any of the quests without it. They really don't make games like this anymore for good and bad. I definitely feel I appreciate the isometric approach to Fallout much more than the 3D one. Even in New Vegas which I love, it definitely doesn't hold up as well as this does. As for the writing, it is one of the strongest parts of the experience. Even now, the dialogue feels thoughtful and grounded, mixing dark humor with a bleak sense of survival. I was actually surprised at how many of the voice actors I recognized from work in their later career. You have Ron Perlman doing the voiceover, Keith, David, and the woman who voiced Foxy Love from Drawn Together is in this. Playing something this influential, especially when it’s almost as old as you are, makes it easier to appreciate how many ideas that feel normal today were still new back then. Some mechanics definitely feel outdated, but they don’t ruin the experience. If anything, they highlight how much games have changed over time. Once you get used to how things work, the older design becomes part of the appeal rather than a problem. Overall, I really loved this game and can't wait to play the sequel

What is there to say about Fallout 1? The game is a thematic masterpiece. Having played tons of New Vegas, I decided to finally go back and beat 1. The world building, visuals, and lore of this game are the envy of nearly every other series from this era. The mutants, the master, the settlements, and the quests are all top notch in their presentation. All that said, the game play is a mix. Like many CRPGs, the game definitely has a "most optimal" way to play. Dump CHA, 9 AGI, 9 INT tag small guns, speech, and lockpick. Then max energy weapons once you start fighting enemies that have them. The game also has a conveyance problem and numerous bugs even with things like the Fixit patch. Often the game will lie to you about events that happen such as "you hacked this computer and disabled the force fields" when in fact this is bugged and does nothing and gives you XP. Overall would I recommend Fallout 1 to be played today? If you are a fan of CRPGs and want to experience one of the first really great ones or if you are a big Fallout fan in general I would say yes it is worth it to play (maybe with a strategy guide at your side for when you get stuck). If you aren't a not a huge fan of the genre or series, skip it.

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I bounced off “Fallout: A Post-Nuclear Role Playing Game” so quickly that I never thought to write a review years ago. The early hours combine punishing difficulty, opaque systems, and an implied timer that makes the search for the water chip feel very urgent. (3/10) This trial-and-error approach was a hallmark of its era, but for me, it represents a failure of the RPG format. The core appeal of an RPG is the ability to inhabit a character and navigate a world through their perspective. When a game relies on 'death as a teacher,' it breaks that immersion entirely. My character frequently faced threats they had no way of anticipating or avoiding. To survive, I had to stop 'being' the character and start 'gaming' the engine. That is to say, reloading saves and using meta-knowledge my character couldn't possibly possess. If the character would not (or could not) logically take the actions required to stay alive, the RPG's internal logic has collapsed. While I understand why this is a beloved classic for those who enjoy old-school, system-heavy challenges, I struggle to see it as a successful role-playing experience. It asks you to abandon the role and prioritize the mechanics instead. I cannot recommend it unless what you are looking for is this old-school format specifically. For those who actually want to inhabit a world and roleplay, I’ve found the story is best enjoyed by watching a playthrough done by one of the game’s many fans; that way, you can enjoy the story and they can go ahead and min-max to their heart’s content. (3/10)

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The beginning of the game is handled so good I stayed for the whole thing [spoiler]except for the rope part, pixel hunting is not my faivourite thing[/spoiler]. [b]Not even the carrion eaters are interested in your radiated corpse.[/b]

best game 30年后依然伟大无需多言 你看到了废土，一片蛮荒与充满希望之地 你是一名侠客，喜欢打抱不平。 你是一名盗贼，专好劫富济贫。 你是一名奸商，哪里有利润，哪里就有你的影子。 你是一名土匪，可以为了生存干尽一切丧尽天良之事。 你是一名大力士，但很可惜的是，你的智商与你的力气不成正比。 你是…… 你是避难所居民。 你是一名废土客。 而这里，就是废土。 你的家园。 你曾经的家园。 你现在的家园。 不论你是否喜爱这里， 不论你是何身份， 不论你爱以何种方式解决问题， 这里都有你的一席之地。 因为， 这是属于你的故事， 这是属于你的废土， 这是属于你的传奇。 聊聊辐射 时至今日，仍旧有许多人乐此不疲地玩着1 2代。究其原因，超高的自由度，多种多样的任务完成方式，这些都使得玩家能从这款游戏中找到无穷的乐趣。精通科技的战斗狂、爱打嘴炮的独行客、智障却又运气爆表的好好先生……没有了“精简化”special系统的限制，你会发现一切都是那么有趣。成为一个独一无二的你，或许这就是RPG的乐趣所在，也是“special”系统该有的样子。 本作讲述的是避难所居民的故事。因为水资源即将断缺，你被管理者派出去寻找净水芯片。在这里，你可以见证NCR、兄弟会的兴起。对于辐射新粉们来说，亲切感会瞬间拉近不少。你可以与兄弟会一起对抗“教主”所带领的变种人大军。不过，当你了解了教主的故事以后，也许也会为他唏嘘不已…… 结局特别具有废土范儿。当你经历了这一切以后，看到这个结局，一种自豪与落寞感会油然而生。 你是一个英雄 但你必须离开