Came back after finding save slots from 2015! I quickly figured out that I never reached an ending.
I can't really remember pros and cons of going through this one. I do recall the story's main points, the connection I had with a certain follower, and that I enjoyed the different factions you can join.
The game does a good job of letting you do quests for each faction before deciding to solely join them.
From my memory, the environment design with visuals and direction were a much needed improvement from Fallout 3. Although it still does the "go up to go down" and "go left to go right." It's a bit annoying when traveling in buildings.
The base management system was the weakest link for me. The problem is how shallow the system works. You only have a handful of stats with invisible numbers that affect your stats. There's one trophy in particular that felt absolutely unnecessary and cruel. You're stuck babysitting a stat that you have very little information about, other than an up or down arrow. It really hammered how shallow the management system worked.
I can't really remember pros and cons of going through this one. I do recall the story's main points, the connection I had with a certain follower, and that I enjoyed the different factions you can join.
The game does a good job of letting you do quests for each faction before deciding to solely join them.
From my memory, the environment design with visuals and direction were a much needed improvement from Fallout 3. Although it still does the "go up to go down" and "go left to go right." It's a bit annoying when traveling in buildings.
The base management system was the weakest link for me. The problem is how shallow the system works. You only have a handful of stats with invisible numbers that affect your stats. There's one trophy in particular that felt absolutely unnecessary and cruel. You're stuck babysitting a stat that you have very little information about, other than an up or down arrow. It really hammered how shallow the management system worked.