chevkoch: "Huh? Frank who?"
Fallout 2 is one of the games from which I am now really happy to move on after finishing it. Most of the experience felt like a tedious chore: the unwieldy interface, incredibly cumbersome micro-management of inventory and companions, the dumb behavior of these followers, the unbalanced combat, huge distances with random encounters that are often meaningless and impossible (or time-consuming) to flee from.
It starts with an unskippable tutorial level that is hella boring and ends in a way that, for me, was bland, unsatisfying. Buggy too, one later area wouldn't just load again when trying to re-enter. I enjoyed the first Fallout more, but not by a whole lot. Played these to experience the early history of the franchise, and am glad I'm done.
you know. to each their own and all that. But it doesn't sound like you had a lot of fun? That's kind of the point of video games? Or am I missing something.
Don't get me wrong I heartily loved Fallout 1 and 2...but like they say, "you sure know how to pick 'em"... you should maybe have some fun, all I'm saying, not tick off achievements so much? (but to each their own!)