The first time I waked up in Doc Mitchell's house, I was at first impressed by the music. Why? because of that game music .
In the first 30 secondes of the tutorial I always think about Arcanum I can't stop that.
Years ago when I played Fallout 2, I felt in love with two locations : New Reno because you know who doesn't like New Reno and Redding for her particular Western ambience. Then when I passed at first the threshold of Doc Mitchell's House I thought "Oh man that's it they did it the true Fallout 3 as it have to be!"

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i read his experiences thank you for participating

My first fallout game is New Vegas, i play it back in 2013, when 4 isn't even announce. I played it because i finished skyrim and wanted to play more game like that. I was obsessed with NV after a few minutes and my fist feeling was that it might not look as pretty as skyrim, but it's definitely more interesting in my opinion.

I felt at home. Im from Phoenix and I want to say they did an amazing job at capturing the look and feel of land. I've been all over the Mojave are and have gone to Goodsprings and a few other places on road trips in between off roading out in the desert. It really does feel like home playing it.

Riddell26 wrote:

I felt at home. Im from Phoenix and I want to say they did an amazing job at capturing the look and feel of land. I've been all over the Mojave are and have gone to Goodsprings and a few other places on road trips in between off roading out in the desert. It really does feel like home playing it.

woooow great you are lucky I am from South America chile I would like to know those landscapes

My favorite faction was the Independent faction because you had more freedom of choice.

My first feeling when playing Fallout 3 was on the Xbox 360 and I was in complete awe, the kind you only get as a child (I was about 11 at the time). My brain couldn't quite comprehend the setting of the game and I loved learning about the wasteland and what people were like. Near the beginning of the game, there was an outcast patrol near megaton and I was so excited to see armour like that so I had to kill them and try to wear it. You can imagine my disappointment when I was unable to wear it without training and I carried that armour with me until I learned how to use power armour.

Fallout New Vegas was different and I liked it but I was not enamoured with it like Fallout 3 until I got it on PC. New Vegas on the PC and the plethora mods was what I played exclusively for a whole year.

Fallout 4 came out when I was eighteen and now all of my childhood mysticism was gone and my judgemental brain just kept picking it apart and I was disappointed.

The first time I played it, I was hit by the old feel of the game. It was as if I'm playing a game from 2005 or something. Maybe its because of the game's theme and the people? I don't know. It just has this classic feel to it Timeless is also a good term for it.

It reminded me of the same awe I got when I played Rogue Trip:Vacation 2012 back in the ps1 era.