well i would say grammora i can tell you how many times ive been lost there countless times

Operation Anchorage, hell no and never again.

Also, I'm realizing now that so many locations had such shit potentials

I do each individual game and my least favorite location

Fallout 1-Raider Base.

A pointless base that only comes useful for like one mission and that is really it. Joining reaps no benefits and the only useful thing is to just murder them all. I was close to putting Vault 15 or The Glow, but they have some storyline purpose atleast. You can easily ignore this place entirely, unless you doing it for a Shady Sand mission.

Fallout 2- Modoc.

I almost forgot about this dreadful place. Nothing ever happens here and is easy to mess up your progress in this place. The main mission feel boring and all the side missions add nothing to the game or progression.

This is just a filler place between I think the Den and Vault City.

Fallout Tactics- St. Louis.

I hate this mission so badly, I actually managed to break my laptop on this mission. It was that bad.

The amount of unfair advantage the AI had here is astounding.

When you enter this hell hole full of Super Mutants, you are going to be murdered brutally.

It took me 4 months to finish this one mission. 4 goddamn months! 2 of spent waiting for a new computer after I broke my old one.

Funny now I can beat this mission blind folded, but holy hell.

Fallout Brotherhood of Steel- Everywhere.

I was going to be less harsh on F:BOS, but I realize something.

It is really a bad game. Really really bad Fallout game.

Not even worth discussing just one location. All of them are uninteresting piles of trash.

Fallout 3: Operation Anchorage

I don't like DLC much, but some how Fallout 3 did them right (Well most Bethesda ones do anyways). This one felt strange. The whole simulation thing felt pointless and no story to feel like this place was alive or a care in the world was given.

It has gameplay differences, but not enough to warrant any damn. Out of all the DLCs released for Fallout 3 and NV, this is the worst one.

Fallout New Vegas- Dead Money

Probably one of the most unforgiven DLCs in the series, Dead Money sets in a world of unkillable ghost monsters, limited supplies, and nowhere to go except stay for the poison clouds and BEEPING! Oh the beeping!

If only not for the story, this would be the worst one.

Dead Money, it was pretty fun with spooks, and scares keeping me on my toes for the first hour. But then it became a boring painful snooze fest when running errands, being stuck with boring equipment, Boring to look at atmosphere, listening to Father Elijah rage, and Dogs combat dialogue.

I can't stand Mothership Zeta or Primm... Zeta because it's just an annoying and completely out of place DLC in Fallout in my opinion. Primm because I am so freaking sick of going to Primm after getting shot in the head, it's so repetitive... Plus Beagle just needs to go away

Mine would have to be the Dunwich Building. God it gives me the creeps the basement, The diarys, and all of that no way am i ever going there i sometimes think that place is cursed maybe it is.

If i have to go there then im bringing a Deathclaw companion maybe even a few.

The second one would have to be Vault 106 i think that place is also cursed i mean dude you see ghosts or phantoms i don't know which is which.

I never liked vault 22, those fucking plants jumping out at me legitimately scared the shit out of me at times. Not nice.

I've always hated, the outside of the Capital Building in Fallout 3... the abundance of Super Mutants and my tendency to be low level always got me killed in that area. Although I'd come back higher level with some nice gear and show the muties a thing or two about heavy weaponry.

I would have to say Tranquility Lane.  Everything was just too perfect and I was just expecting something from It to ruin my day.  Needless to say, I was unpleasantly surprised.  But long story short, I found out about the fail safe in my second playthrough and now I don't mind it as much.

First time entering the subway system in Fallout 3, the ghouls pretty much jumping out of darkness made me nearly shit myself, I avoid all underground and subway systems in fallout now.

I would have to say New Vegas.
The Mojave, as a whole.

For me, I'd have to say Camp Searchlight in FNV. The first time I went there, the radiation cooked me alive, as I had no Rad-X or a Radiation Suit. Haven't gone back since, because of the repressed memories.

The Super Mutants in Fallout 3, I preferred how New Vegas was humans vs humans mostly.

Well there are quite a few areas the piss me off in fallout 3 but the one that makes me the most mad is Raven Rock,that part was always extremely difficult for me.
But in New Vegas i'd say the strip.I found it so boring to go back and forth from and there was nothing there to keep me interested,all the casinos were boring,the place looked awful if there gonna make a hub for the main quest at least try to make it interesting next time.

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But in New Vegas i'd say the strip.

Honestly, I totally agree. First time I played I was so hyped when I first entered the strip...

And was incredibly disappointed. It seems so boring and empty. Even the casinos are not that great. Of course, mods totally partially fix the issue.

I'm gonna have to say the Yogi(Yaou Gui,I believe) bear cave in Fallout 3. Even with a full set of power armor that place had me on edge,hated the experience of it.

The Strip it totally ruined the wasteland experience, everything glowing,working everybody happy.

In FO3 Raven Rock. I was desperated to get out of there the first time, since it was a confusing labyrinth to me and knowing

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In FNV Quarry Junction. I sweated really hard trying to get out there without being torn apart by so many Deathclaws. . Besides, it was a big obstacle between the strip and me the first time I play the game and rushed to the strip; I was forced to take an alternate route.

Goodsprings it was just bland and boring,Barely any NPC's even Novac had more. It wasnt lively even a few more NPC's would have helped, Everytime i travelled there it was ghost townish.

sewers, never was found of the sewers or any maze that once you went in you had put in some time to get back out lol