rebillion76 wrote:

My most memorable moment would be rather simple, walking out of vault 101 for the first time. At the time i had not had much experience with open world games and to walk out of the vault and see the open wasteland and realizing i could go wherever i wanted was amazing.

Yeah, same here ! I discovered Open-Worlds RPGs with Oblivion, so the Sewer Exit will forever be more memorable for me, but, the Exit of Vault 101 is engraved in my memories too !

I almost forgot to say my absolute favorite moment from New Vegas !
While a lot of people tends to hate it, Dead Money is my favorite ( or 2nd favorite ) piece of DLC for the game !
The first time I had a perfect good ending, with all the voices of my companions saying " It's Letting Go " and narrating the final lines of the slide show brought a Tear to my eyes the first time I heard it

Fast traveling to Ruby Hill Mine (I think? Not sure) then immediately heard a loud bellowing roar which I thought was from a Deathclaw, which turned out to be 3 big horners. XD Had a quick "holy sh*t WTF was that" moment right there. Haha!

when i found dogmeat in fallout 3

@"FafnirEtherion" Yes, the theme for Dead Money actually made me appreciate It so much more. Sort of wish there was a more interactive response with Christine's past and Elijah's relation to Veronica though.

SPOILERS well not really spoliers but just in case

It may not be the most memorable moment for everyone and may sound like a cop out but the moment you step out and see the prydwen, and see the verterbird dropping down from it and you hear elder maxson talking, it just makes the botherhood look epic. I think from that point on i couldn't help but join the botherhood,that and danse is the best companion ever.

@Takashiro I agree ^^ That was kind of impressing ^^ I only regretted joining the Brotherhood when

Fallout 4 Story Spoiler:

... Why, Masxon, why you do that to me ?

FafnirEtherion wrote:

@Takashiro I agree ^^ That was kind of impressing ^^ I only regretted joining the Brotherhood when

Fallout 4 Story Spoiler:

... Why, Masxon, why you do that to me ?  

That's the one thing that kills Fo4 for me a little, i like every major faction and picking a side sucks so much.

Still playing Fallout, Fallout 2, and Fallout Tactics so I'll tell my favorite memories from them when I beat them!

F3: Spoiler!

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FNV: Don't have to go into detail to avoid even more spoilers, but the end of Lonesome Road. I liked it for the same reason I liked the F3 moment.

F4: Haven't played through Far Harbor yet but I just started a new playthrough and I am banking on it having an awesome storyline to pick up where the base game fell off. But so far only beating the game once it would have to be playing out the story of Valentine's detective case where you're looking for that one guy who's in a safehouse, can't remember his name. But that whole story was really nice to me.

mines was watching oliver swanick getting chased by rad scorpions.

Is it alright for me to post this here? This is another one of my most memorable moments in New Vegas.

Spoiler:

Spoiler:

Actually got startled by the shot that took her head out as I was wearing headphones.

Can anyone guess what quest this is?

The best momments for fallout 3 were when player's father sacrifices himself in order to run his very hard and ardous project and of course the original ending in which you ended up dying (if chosen). I really love when characters learn the value of sacrifice.

I think my most memorable moment of Fallout was when I actually learned it wasn't a first person shooter exclusively. I do use first person, but use 3rd person view more. Can't play a game that is only in 1st person full time. Sadly, I miss out on some good games because of this, but I'm sticking to my guns.

Once I learned about F:NV, was happy to go straight to FO3 when I finished. Never tried the earlier Fallouts. Been in love with Fallout series since.

Hard to pinpoint just one moment but what OP said ranked pretty high up there. The atmospheric sound of the wailing siren as the vault doors opened for the first time. The sunlight shining in blinding your sight. That really was something.

The start of FNV was also just as satisfying though not as atmospheric walking outta a rundown house compared to a vault for the first time in your life. Not to mention the tutorial in FO3 started from when you were a baby, to when you get your first pipboy.

on the better angels mod from someguy after getting the slaves across the river all hell breaking loose as about 1000 legionaires beared down on the lone ncr outpost after expending 1000's of rounds of ammo i found myself alone bloodied and out of ammo amongst the corpses of friend and foe alike , i holstered my weapon and began the long walk back to the mojave

lol it was FO3 at minefield and I was walking the street minding my business and a molerat sees me and takes off and seriously I just stand there watching it and it gets about a 4 ft from me and jumps to chew my face off when, in mid-air, a mine catches him and blows him up. still remember that like it was yesterday.

A bunch of Freeside settlers running into the gate to the Strip and getting mowed down by Securitrons.

What I will always remember about Fallout New Vegas is when you first start to leave Goodsprings you either go towards Primm and meet some Ncr, Bandits and of course Primm Slim or go through the Goodsprings Cemetery and run into some Cazadors and if by some miracle you live through that you'd run into a horde of deathclaws.

My most memorable moment was when i managed to get 115 hours on a save without corrupting it. Now it's just laggy as hell.

Fallout 3...exploring the school, creepy as hell and very sad. on a side note Fallout 3 is one of only a few games where I got chills and tears in my eyes the first time I played it...you know that feeling right? if a game doesn't give me that feeling, i probably won't play it that much