Fallout 4: A year later
Fallout 4 is a game by Bethesda that was released in 2015 and received decent reviews at first, but the honeymoon stage is over. This leaves a lot of fans disappointed with Fallout 4.
Fallout 4 was my first Fallout game I have played, but I have gone back and played Fallout 3, and I am currently playing Fallout: New Vegas so my opinion may differ from long-time fans of the series.
Playing the older Fallout games, you can tell the dialogue system in Fallout 4 is written lazy. Dialogue is broken down into four lines you can say. Most of the time you will have no idea what your choices mean because they vaguely tell you what your character is going to say.
The combat system is much improved from Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas. Gunplay feels much more fluid than ever before. The V.A.T.S. system no longer stops time, but only slows it down. I like the pause in the game as you can take your time to decide the best course of action, but it is not a game-breaking change.
The story of Fallout 4 isnât all that great, but it is average in my opinion. The ending could be better, but at least it is not as bad as Fallout 3âs original ending. Only the Institute ending is different. If you choose any other faction, you will get the near the same ending.
The game is boring after you beat it as well. You would think you could do cool stuff with the Institute, but all you can really do is walk around and look at stuff.
There is one more thing that Iâll say in this brief blog and that is on consoles the game runs like trash. If you can help it at all then get the game on Steam because the consoles cannot handle Fallout. The framerate is just bad. Do yourself a favor and buy it on PC if you can.
















