Fallout 2 Is NEARLY Perfect 

The shaman contacting you is actually built in the lore of Fallout because some people encountered a weird form of mutation induced by radiation turning them into Psychers (people with psychic powers ranging from such things as telekinesis, psychic communication, and in some cases even full out twleportation). One theory I have knowing about Psychers is that Oswald is even more special then we thought not only being one of only two known glowing ones who can talk and have their faculties in tact (and are guaranteed as canon) but also because he has proper magic including teleportation (something which could be a side effect of mutation if he were for example a Psycher)

On the case of the supernatural in fallout. In fallout 1 the master brought out the psychic abilities of humans through “psykers”. The master himself has telepathic attacks that hit you if you aren’t wearing a headband that protects you from him. In new vegas theres even a kid who can tell you the future albeit extremely vague he’s alluded to being a psyker. I believe fallout itself kind of likes to take a lot more from real than we think as to having the unexplainable within lore but the burial side quest was a bit off putting.

The only reason caps were the currency in fallout 1 was because they had the backing of the Hub. The fact that caps are the currency in all of the Bethesda era games is just ridiculous lmao Also I might be wrong but I think supernatural elements were also in fallout 1. I believe The Master was a Psyker

20:50 Wrong. There's absolutely no reason caps should be the currency of the Capital Wasteland, the Commonwealth, or West Virginia. In Fallout 1, there was at least a comprehensive explanation behind why they were the default currency of that world, and they were backed by water. In Fallout 2, the economy is backed by the gold reserves of Redding. In Fallout New Vegas, there is also a plot-related reason the NCR dollar has lost some value and the people of the Mojave are going back to the bottlecap standard, all of which are explored in the game itself. The only reason caps are used in later titles is for brand name recognition, which is the same reason Bethesda sees fit to spam every corner of the continent with super mutants, deathclaws, radscorpions, and the Brotherhood of Steel.

Idk, I feel like each of the towns and cities having it's own vibe kind of helped the game. It kept the game feeling fresh, even after a long time playing. And the silly writing is what kept me playing for the most part, it was so unpredictable that I was genuinely interested to see what would happen.

What I like about Fallout 1&2 are the main quest lines. Fallout 1: Get a water chip. Destroy the military base. Kill the master. The end. Fallout 2: Complete the temple of trails. Get a G.E.C.K.. Rescue the kidnapped villagers. The end. Everything else are side quests. You start with a clear objective but experience the entire world, while looking for the one thing you need. Thus you learn about the world and factions and then you get your big enemy to face of against. Fallout New Vegas was quite similar in this regard until you start the preparations for the final battle. Also a little fun fact in the lore: All the water chips you find in Vault City were meant for Vault 13, but never made it there due to a mix up in the shipping documents.

No companion in the entire franchise is better than madlad Ian with a knife. Madlad Ian Charged everyone with the knife I gave him (smgs would kill me) and he carried my ass through the entirety of the early game.

I too prefer fallout 1 to fallout 2, it’s just something about it. The tone and the story just feel so compete and nicely tied up.

I like your take. I also love the fact you are not complaining about the game being difficult to navigate or complicated. I played fallout back in 1999. Loved it. But there was one problem. I didn't know English. I learned it while I played. That's how much I loved it and how motivated I was. It's also why I can't stand "press X to doubt" people and their complaints.

F1: Ian always spray you with 10 mm bullets on your back You dont have a Highwayman F2: Ian is fuc*ing dead You get a Highwayman Sorry nerd, there is no argument who is better.

I have no problem with the supernatural elements in Fallout 2. The science in Fallout is nonsense, anyway, and the notion of psychics is consistent with the pseudo-scientific speculation of the 1950's. Besides, nothing in Fallout 2 is anywhere near as bad as Little Lamplight or Kid in the Fridge.

So I finished fallout 2 about a month ago but I'm already itching to replay it. It has gotta be one of the best video games I've ever played. And I gotta say new reno has gotta be one of the best or the best citys/setlements in fallout and probably all of video game history and also sulik and grampy bone are the best. Well I started playing fallout 1 about 2 weeks ago and I can certainly see what you mean by it has a bleak atmosphere well overall I'm enjoying it. EDIT:so I just finished fallout 1 and I gotta say it was amazing. The ending was amazing to. The master was really good but I would say I still prefer Frank horrigan. My rating On fallout 1 is 9.3/10. I still prefer fallout 2 though.

This was a fantastic video. I largely agree with all your points, as I myself continually log more hours in the Original Fallout over Fallout 2. Great work, can't wait to see this blow up

Hotline Miami 2 imo is the "perfect sequel" because it expands everything from the first game and does not do the "difficulty reset" every single sequel seems to love doing. The first level is a warm up but from then on it's just as hard as the last level from the first game. You don't see that often enough (besides probably Super Mario 2 JP) and I wish more sequels took into account returning players skill levels.

Reminds me a lot of *Texas Chainsaw Massacre*. The first movie was pretty serious/art housey with some subtle dark humor, but in the sequel they amp up the dark comedy to 11 and go all out with it. Of course that movie was made 10 years later instead of immediately after but still very similar.

I see why everyone prefers fallout one now and yeah I would get annoyed with the constant pop references too.. it almost reminds me of fallout 4 since I complain about similar issues like the dialogue and it’s references.. I hope the NV mod for fallout 4 comes out lol

19:08 One of the cut locations is the Tribe that Sulik came from, if you have Restoration mod, you can visit said location and... It also has a ghost...

Patrolling the RU-vid while watching Fallout lore videos makes my wish for good day to everyone who dwells on the wastes.

Honestly, I love it when games or even movies portrayed drill instructors or higher up military officers as the “hard-asses.” I always ended up finding them humorous. It’s why Sargent Dornan is one of my favorite npcs to talk to.

I just discovered your channel, and wow, the way you describe the setting and mood of both games, plus the differences between them, is really intriguing.

These videos be making me look at Fallout in a totally different way! Quality content as always my friend, I'm stoked to see the channel is taking off, getting the recognition it has always deserved and I cannot wait to get a big ol' beefy video on Fallout 3, the beefier the better!

I'd argue that, your conclusion and reasoning are true and correct, but I think you've neglected one overarching detail - 80 years has passed. Generations have come and gone. Settlements are flourishing. The world is going from bands of humans and occasional settlements to towns and trade routes. The world is still brutal and in such places, the people typically have a broad sense of humour about the darkness of their existence. It's a primary coping method. Maybe this attitude fits this differing world, accurately. Maybe. EDIT - great video 👍🏻 literally thumbed up and subbed

Fallout 1 isn’t the only one that has tragedy, 3 and NV do that too even if it has comedy. I think there is room for both seriousness and comedy.

I was hoping you'd continue the series on down the line. I think you do well. Enough to get me to watch, listen and really think. Awesome.

Loved the vid, I'm subscribing. I started with Fallout 1 with my cousins, taking turns to play in the only computer we had. We where into rol board and video games and we where fans of the Mad Max movies especially because Mad Max 2 was released in our lifetime. So you could imagine our excitement and also have to agree 1 is more dark even till the bitter end. Saludos from Uruguay 🇺🇾.

Fallout 2 content let’s go

I always find it strange to remember that what you like is not always what someone else will like. I enjoyed the video and you have a lot of fair points! I enjoy all of the little references and they are fun, I can see how it would be immersion breaking and just too much silliness can be, well.. too much. I was surprised whenever you started talking about the things you didn't enjoy but quickly had to remind myself that everyone's tastes are different and it doesn't take anything away from what I like versus what you might not. Good video, hammers. I love the Vice City hammer asset you use as well. Edit: Friendly reminder to myself to actually finish the video before writing a comment. I agree with all of your points and understand them more cohesively. Stepping out of the cave and seeing natural sunlight for the first time in your life brings such a deep and intense feeling to me, while I did enjoy beating a radscorpion in chess, moments in writing like leaving the vault for the first time become an invaluable experience.

I disagree with the criticisms on the pop culture references. I think it having that stuff keeps the game fun instead of mindlessly edgy and shocking. Yes, fallout is dark and about the end of all human society, but it's also not humourless. There's a contrast formed when you put the bleak grimness of real world horrors and the comedic references to pop culture back-to-back. It leads to a real sweet and sour combo that keeps the tone dark but fun.

Didn’t one of the devs say Ghosts and Psykers are a thing? Just not very common?

“The choice to go back to bottle caps in later games was the right choice” For new Vegas, maybe. But for 3? Hard disagree. It literally makes 0 sense why the capital wasteland would use caps as a currency. The only reason they’re a currency in the original is because the Hub used them as a common currency, backing them with one bottle of water per cap. That gave them intrinsic value and since in the area of California there was no minting press to create counterfeits, meaning that inflation was not a factor (though this pops up in New Vegas when one such operation starts up). It makes sense that the successful currency would make it as far out as New Vegas, it’s not the best writing imo, but it’s believable. Why the hell would this same thing happen on the east coast though? Did they just have the same idea independently? Did Harold tell them when he traveled a thousand miles to DC from California (itself a ridiculous idea that encapsulates the problems in Bethesda fallouts writing)? It just doesn’t make sense and it’s really obvious that they just brought it back because “hey caps! That’s really fallout! We can market that!!” It’s cheap and lazy imo and was entirely unnecessary

23:28 That computer is very similar to Zax from The Glow in Fallout 1, to say Fallout 1 had no lore is a bit disingenuous. It did have lore where it was required, it had lore for Super Mutants, Mariposa Base, The Master, Brotherhood of Steel and that's about it, but that's all F1 needed. While I prefer F2 over F1 any day, F1 gets underrated alot in terms of its writing

this was AWESOME, i really love these breakdown because i have a hard time with the originals as much as i love them

I’d love to see your take on Halo, and it’s follow-up Halo 2. It’s quite divisive among some classic fans but is mainly loved by many.

I discoverd your channel with the fallout video and loved your manhunt saga keep up this great work

:') thank you for reviewing this series. I'm def gunna rewatch this meny MENY times from the enjoyment it gives, hope you hit a million subs soon. I watched this the very second it upload and loved every moment of it.

there was Killaps fallout 2 restoration project with locations which were not included in a game. cant find it anymore online

Fallout 2 is the one Fallout I think is the best, even compared to Fallout New Vegas. 2 has everything I love about Fallout in 1. Brutal gore and action. You constantly see people getting blown up by Enclave or raiders. There's crude jokes that I find hilarious. Lore is fuckin amazing and one that other Fallout's have not kept me as engaged. The areas are so cool and interesting to explore no place is bland. There are SO many ways to play the game and it makes a new impact then just. "Yeah sure I'll just help you, I have no choice." You can kill everyone, even children which is something I still don't understand why they removed that. Having a villian that's a legit threat shown straight from the beginning to even endgame with the enclave capable of giving you a hard time endgame, Frank Horrigan holy shit he makes every other antagonist LAUGHABLE. The Highway Man, I fuckin wish future Fallout games HAD AT LEAST ONE VEHICLE. Fallout 76 I was expecting to see players running in motorcycles shotgunning or fuckin sniping, players on trucks or vans and just mowing ghouls over. The companions are one I love in this game like in New Vegas, and 4. I will always hold Fallout 2 as my favorite Fallout game that makes every other Fallout game look puny. Bethesda will never touch child killing, I mean it took New Vegas for prostitution and sex again and 4 KINDA did it but not as inappropriate and it doesn't feel the same. I also miss the radaway addiction and stimpack addiction and nuka-cola addiction. I wish they could've added those in 76, stimpaks, radaways, nuka cola are broken in the game.

Caps had a reason to exist in Fallout 1, it could be traded for water. It has not in later games, except for Fallout: New Vegas, and even then caps is a competing currency to the legion and NCR's own.

20:50 Thank you! Bottle caps as currency is such iconic part of Fallout’s world to me, it’s one of those aspects that feel so uniquely, recognisably “Fallout”. Other video game series’s would kill for that kind of thing, it boggles my mind they tried to get rid of it.

That was another top tier video review as always,pleased to see your channel has really taken off recently,you deserve the success,Would you ever make video's on the Wasteland games in the future?,would be interesting to hear your thoughts and opinions on the Wasteland franchise.

Randomly found 25 to Life and now ive binged five of you other vids. Well written with easy to follow narratives. Good stuff 👍

I like how they had different teams for different locations. I feel this made the world more unique and realistic. For instance going from little rock arkansas to Dallas textas there is a big change. They both have wal marts and so on. However real towns have a personality to them.

19:05 Killians patch restores cut content for F2 and apperently Suliks village was supposed to be one of those locations and one of the side quests is helping a ghost, again 💀

Damn i found your first video yesterday, what good timing

Something I've come to realize overtime with Fallout 2 is it's constant push of pop culture references seem to overshadow much of the writing making coherent sense. The Enclave to me has always been perfect example of this, much of their motivation in the broad sense is very much comedically evil. Whereas the Master had nuance and clear line of logic to how and why the plan ended up as it did. They lack that true thought and push the satirical over the logical. The Enclave are essentially a giant meme in their debut a means to say, and I admit I'm massively oversimplifiying, "politicians bad" I like Fallout 2, however ultimately for all it's amazing aspects, it makes this discrepancy stick out all the more to me.

It's a shame they haven't continued to make these types of games.

This video is a blessing. I was just looking into more Fallout 2 lore and then you popped up. Wonderful!

Great video, watched UpIsNotJump's take on it beforehand. Your take was more lore based while his was mechanic based.

Was 12 when i first played this after getting just the cd for a couple bucks at a swap meet in the 90s..i sporadically still over the years will boot the game up

Awesome, been hoping you'd do another video on Fallout after the last one

Strong disagreement on the money. Money is world building, changing money or having competing currencies shows the rising power of factions. That's a big part of why the competing currencies of New Vegas worked.

19:45 I thought the background on this dude was that he was magician and he held on to creatures in his pockets so lizards and mice were the spawns coming out of the goo to attack you Edit: I has been 3 years since I last touched this game on Steam, I never play it without Restoration Patch + Falche 2, of course Falche in moderation, breaking it too much ruins the difficulty

Unfathomably based review. See you at 100k subs, mate.

Restoration Project really brings out the true beauty of Fallout 2. It is a must, it makes F2 an awesome experiense that F2 is supposed to be. Also, re Meclchior, you obviously missed the little kid in Redding. Talking to him SETS UP and EXPLAINS the "Melchior encounter". To anyone and everyone who enjoys F2 but still feels something missing, get Restoration Project. It makes Fallout 2 awesome and like a brand new game again.

20:57 Nah, it makes the world feel smaller. It was RIGHT decision for F2 to try to introduce new currency even if it was boring one. F;NV tried to sort of fix this issue by adding ncr money and legion coins but I wish we permanently replaced bottle caps, maybe it can be beer caps or sumn

What a awesome vid. Good review man, keep it up!

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I am so excited for this video, been waiting what seems like forever ahhh

This was a great video, you really put into words why I wasn't gelling with the second as much as the first

game changed my life. got it from a monthly mail order mag. had played a demo for F1. Then found a world that I could live in.

Awesome video, takes me back!! I loved these games so much. I loved the easter eggs too, and the silly humour! Blowing shit all over the town hahaha XD I think that together, Fallout and F2 are perfect and balance each other out. These games shaped my worldview and character forever. I even got a tattoo of Vault Boy giving the thumb up in 2007 after finishing my army training. War, war never changes...

Your production quality is outstanding and I literally felt compelled to finish the video. Gem channel

Awesome video man! Have you ever thought of making a video on Dead Rising?

Feels like everyone is talking about fallout 1 and 2 again and I am here for it

I don’t think post apocalypse has to mean tragedy. That feels restricting to what a post apocalyptic game can be.

Nothing like the glow in Fallout 1 imo. You arrive to that area and there is a big ass hole in the ground, on what you easily see that its an 'entrance' to something made by human hands. If i remember correctly it is fairly at the beginning of the game and you approach something which clearly sends the message: you shouldnt fuck around here. That place was chilling as hell to me. In Fallout 2 it was Golgotha that came close to that kind of feeling but it still wasnt the same. I was amazed by the symbolism but it felt still gimmicky.

I don't mind currencies like caps in fallout but all I want is a sign that people make multiple currencies. if there is lore for why it is fine. like in tactics we have pull tabs from cans & in fallout 2 had NCR dollars, Morningstar & kakoweef mine script & implied that the city of New Reno once had casino chips as its currency. Fallout tactics also had the currency of the brotherhood & finally we have fallout New Vegas with its 3 currencies, NCR dollars, Caps & Legion denarii. the next game should have a few currencies or at least lore behind the caps. I think they could use the fact that the caps look like a vault door or something. would be fun & better for world building.

This was a really solid video, you showed what makes FO2 one of my favourite games while also what makes it frustrating and messy. Nice job!

I'm playing again now :) This game is truly masterpiece

Loved the video and agree with a majority of what you said. But i do think you judged 2 a bit too harshly. One thing you didnt take into account is that humanity rebuilds. FO1 was bleak because it was humanity learning to crawl again. In 2, humanity has had time to learn to walk. People need a positive attitude to survive and thrive and it transitions to less bleakness. Fallout 2 may have gone too far a bit too many times but the fallout world couldnt be stuck in the stone age forever.

Combat wasn’t even that bad, tbh, probably the biggest Criticism of the vid . Yeah, it’s annoying to miss shots, but once you reach the point where you have 120-140% in your main fighting skill, that’s where combat should finally feel satisfying and a cake walk… especially with the gear that you’re guaranteed to come across. I think it’s just something that you have to get used to, to finally gain satisfaction from it (landing eye shots, having high crit chances, prioritizing targets, having high Agility, etc), as it feels rewarding as fuck once you finally reach that devastating potential that you knew your player had from the start. This all comes with the experience tho. **The build of the character also greatly influences the enjoyment of combat, I feel like. High level small gun builds usually tend to fuck everything in sight once they get they gear and perks set up.

I can see where are you coming from since the tonal shift is like the whole situation in the gundam franchise with people coming from zeta to find a quirky and over the top sequel in ZZ which has almost Nothing to do with the original in terms of mood. But i just think this made fo2 SO much more interesting than 1 Fallout 2 is my favorite game so i can be biased around that but the game is just fun when it comes to those aspects, characters are memorable, dialogues are very funny, theres some seriously messed up things and at the same time It never take those themes that seriously and all of the game just sticks with you. Theres a reason why most of people's memories playing fo2 comes from new reno. A city where you could become a porn star, join the yakuza, become a gangster or just gamble to death. This game just throw the player at the world and let we do whatever the living hell we want to, and it feels massive and alive. Partially because of how it reacts to a lot of our decisions, partially due to how big the world was in comparison to the first one but also because of how funny it was. Its impossible to forget things like sergeant dornan, the time travel easter egg or the hubologists While fallout 1 was a great game and i really liked it, this one is where the series really got me and where i thought it really peaked (and im ome of those weirdos who liked 3 too) I love this game

dont know if its fixed but back then when these games where new, the "tag" perk was extremely overpowered and allowed for insanely high stats on a weapon skill. (250+) by late midgame. combat then became rather easy at that point.

I liked your video, it's nuanced and pretty acurate too. I'm one of the people who prefer fallout 2, mostly for the reasons you mentioned (bigger, more qol, more ambitious quests etc) and most of the negative aspects that you mentionned, while I think you are correct, didn't bother me much. I still need to finish fallout 1 though, because I never actually was able to finish it in the first place, despite trying and making several characters I think that after playing fallout 2, fo1 felt a little bit underwhelming...

My issue with the ghost is more a logistical one. This is a world where billions of people died in the span of a couple hours. If ghosts exist, the wasteland should be LOUSY with them. They should be as common as radroaches.

Great video, interesting to hear some background reasons to development choices and what elements make or break great games for you personally. I guess we're lucky to live in a world where both F1 and F2 are a thing, so there's something for everyone! Personally, I've had Fallout 2 at the top of my list of greatest RPGs made for decades now. The sheer size of the world, the amount of quests, all the things to get and activities to do... It's just a shining example of how agelessly good a game can become when nearly all of the effort is put into making the content, instead of building up the systems and keeping up with the tech standards. In comparison to F2, to me F1 feels small, unfinished, broken to a point that it takes effort not to exploit - and worst of all, the story and the atmosphere do absolutely nothing for me. It's grim, dark, hopeless. Period. For me, it's the juxtaposition of the dark, horrible, violent dystopian themes and all the jokes and silly references that elevates F2 (and the whole franchise that followed after) above any generic game set in a dark dystopian future. I honestly and sincerely think it's the perfect mix for a non-linear open world RPG for a lot of people. I'd go as far as to saying I think the tonal shift of Fallout 2 is the reason why the brand is still alive.

anyone knows the name of the song at 20:22?

again, great video, was looking forward to it since watching the first Fallout video

This was such a good video, really insightful and I think I’ll go ahead and download it, try it for myself

While Fallout 2 is my favorite RPG of all time, I don't really remember the original Fallout that much since I only played it once. I really did not like having my companions constantly missing and killing each other (and me). The tweak that the developers added to F2, Combat Control, did not entirely solve this issue, but it made it much less likely. In my opinion, you are correct that the storylines are what makes the game, and whenever I ran through another game of F2, I would find something new. Of course this was at a time before websites with thorough walkthroughs existed. Of course, without those websites I would have never discovered the Buffy easter egg.

Bro, I remember playing fallout and finding baby skeletons and very tragic messed up ways and then really funny things. You can’t just go down one path of dark brutality with nothing on the other side ain’t Warhammer

I think that especially the old Fallout Games still look good just because of this retro look!If your compare it to Ocarina of Time it has aged way better:The Poligons from OoT or HL look sloppy and unimaginative while those pixel perfectly fit a RPG that Fallout 1/2 are.There’s still so much space to imagine something!

I love your outro music.

Just beat fallout 1 and I am stoked to play fallout 2

One of my least favorite things about fallout 3 and 4 is that they are too reluctant to leave the idea of the main character being a vault dweller. There’s so much interesting things you can do with the fallout setting and all bethesda seems to do is rehash the same few ideas.

I totally agree. Fallout 2 is great, but it doesn't take itself seriously, and that's why I default to Fallout 1.

Fallout 2 is my favorite with the reason being that you can be friends with a fucking deathclaw (yeah, it takes long for any fight to start as the deathclaw has to unrobe its robes but fun to have and it is grey or white, dont know, the volour in this game can be weird at times) and you can have a car where you can put your stuff in (sure, you need to recharge the car with MFC which is an ammo type for laser weapons but it only takes one battery and with the upgrades you shouldn't worry about it too much); so, another thing that I like is the fact that you can use explosions to open some doors (it isnt difficult to notice which can or can't be blown up), use your fist to open it, lockpick them or even closed them with an actual lock (which you have to lockpick again), or just use a crowbar tp force almost any door you'll come across. Oh, and just as a side note, you should know that there's condoms in the game and the only function they have is to not impregnate the wife or daughter of the crime boss from New Reno (which isn't canon btw lol; so yeah, the chosen one is canonically male and he has a son which became the next boss of the family lol).

I want a remaster into fps and add some dlc or just more options in the direction of the main story like not having just blowing up the rig but maybe joining the enclave

I got Fallout 1 and 2 just yesterday and am attempting them for the first time! I'm honestly a bit scared but I love videos like these and the series enough to attentp getting into them!

This is the best Fallout game. Only New Vegas comes close with the writing and role playing.

As much i am a hardcare Fallout classic fan, I cannot disagree that FO2 has too much pop culture references. When I played it as a kid, I had a hard time understanding this because I'm not an American (from SEA). It was only when I was in my teenage years where we finally got the internet I finally understood most of them. FO1 was certainly way more bleak. Great video and insights of FO2.

I think the reason I liked Fallout 2 more than Fallout is the time constraints. Any sort of ticking clock stress me out and I have avoided a lot of games that do that. Of course as I've gotten older I've learned to deal with it better but back then I was just a teenager and I abandoned the game after I lost due to running out of time. Talk about surprise!

I crack up everytime I see the bong next to the elder

Fallout 2 is fun, game is epic. But for me Fallout 1 is better

1:36 ill be back when i beat the game

Just like New Vegas, you can skip the bullshit and go directly to the main city, get the quest and skip out on 75% of the game. Just get a character with the the tag Outdoorsman and Speech, then when you leave your village, head directly south by south, by southwest, and you will will end up in San Fransisco. Go to the corner with the Brotherhood of Steel, they will give you a quest to fetch vertibird plans. You will go North by northwest to a gas station called Navarro, convince the purple cloak dude that you want to join the Enclave., if you pass your speech check, they will say, "are you the recuit from so and so.." You answer in the affirmative, and then you get access to the Enclave base. Don't talk to anyone, go underground, go to the armory, pick up Enclave Power Armor, convince Raul to punch the mechanic chief. Grab the plans, Return to San Fransisco. By this time you get access to their facility with tons of weapons and ammo, and an AI that if you find the computer chip, you gain SPECIAL skill point.

32:05 Great video, and

When I play a game, I don’t want to feel depression and loneliness

I like the supernatural elements in Fallout 2. I wish there were more.

I was lucky enough to play fallout 1 as a kid. Forgot it existed until i saw a fallout 3 trailer years later. Was beyond happy. My one of fav game series ever.