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Posted on: August 13, 2024
Animaworld
Games: 18 Reviews: 2
Good game, not good platform.
I always have to configure the game to defeault and then put in a high resolution, every single time I have to open GOG. The game is very good, but GOG isn't working as it should
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Posted on: November 23, 2017
Decatonkeil
Verified ownerGames: 761 Reviews: 8
THIS got Game of the Year awards... wat?
Ok, so I'm playing Fallout 3 for the first time in 2017. And over my 70 hour mark. Having completed, I think, the final mission (the game keeps going on with... that group, giving you missions), I got an ending. I finished all the DLC, not all of the side content, mind you... but I find myself playing the game just to get over with it. When does one get over with Fallout 3? I'm at my max Level, but I haven't seen it all. Not even some of the most celebrated places (not even the Republic of Dave), which are apparently well written. Well written... I don't know what to make of those claims. What is well written in this game? I find myself not caring for anything or anyone. I don't know anyone's motivations or why I'm doing anything. The game doesn't compel me to care. I go to my mission log to see what my active missions are. I don't get any information other than go there, get that, kill this. Why was I supposed to do it? What place is that again, where is it and what is its importance? How will I recognize it? Doesn't matter. The gameplay just consists of following an arrow through nightmarisly, impossible to navigate otherwise samey tunnels and ruins, use vats and get headshots. Hope you like rinse and repeating to your heart's content.
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Posted on: June 5, 2017
Ash//Fox
Games: 206 Reviews: 8
The game that brought back Fallout
Not as good as Fallout New Vegas, but Fallout 3 doesn't work well with Windows 7 on Steam so I'm totally recommending this. If you really want to rock though check out a tale of two wastelands, there's a mod that actually connects the two games... it's pretty awesome.
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Posted on: June 5, 2017
VikingDethLord
Verified ownerGames: 6 Reviews: 2
just a question before i buy
does it acually work on windows 7 and later unlike the steam version, or do you still have to do the manual optimizing bs that i have failed at repeatedly
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Posted on: June 7, 2017
Circles
Verified ownerGames: 34 Reviews: 3
As good as I remember it to be!
As someone who played the heck out of this game on PS3, playing it on PC for the first time almost brings a tear to my eyes. I did buy it on that other online store before, but I couldn't play it due to imcompatibility with Windows 10. This version runs smooth for the most part, I did get a hard crash after exiting the Arepo area and hearing some strange hissing sound, I'm sure this will be fixed in future patches. If you enjoyed it back then, or you haven't played it before, this is an easy purchase. Thanks for bringing it to modern systems, much appreciated.
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