Posted on: January 5, 2020

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one of the absolute RPG greats
Between 1997 and about 2003, there was quite a lot of innovation in PC games. This time period was pretty much the high water mark for video games published traditionally on physical media. It was a transitory time between where video game development was a soft artistic discipline for hobbyists and video game development became a hard business for consumers. The premise is that you lived your whole life in a Vault. There is an issue with your society's water supply, and you are sent out into the harsh wasteland to go solve this crisis. You are given a general idea of where to go and who to speak with, but it's mostly up to you how you go about this. This general lack of direction and focus of the main plot is something that was taken for granted at the time, but now is now rare. Also a rarity by today's standards is how the game trusts character creation upon you. Nowadays, you are not expected to read any sort of manual. You mostly get RPG builds off of assorted forums posts and Youtube videos. The Vault Dweller's Survival Guide is a very amusing work of art unto its own, and gives excellent guidance on how to approach the game. Different skills peak at different stages of the game, and it's mostly all outlined in the guidebook. Check it out. Your combat style changes the difficulty of the game. The skills you choose to focus in developing also effect the difficulty. Dialog can play out differently and can absolutely be failed if you're not paying attention. Thievery is completely viable. The game's reactivity is only truly apparent until multiple playthroughs. The story is one of the all time greats. The main issue of the game is inventory management. The graphics haven't aged the best either, but I think they're iconic. Of note for newer fans is that the 1950's Retro-Futurism is rather muted. Fallout is also actually Post-Post-Apocalyptic, in that people have rebuilt. These details have gotten lost in future installments. All in all, 5/5. Amazing.
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