Fallout

love this game....but can anyone tell me the diferences betwenn classic and whats now on GOG?

Duration: 14.5 hours  I once suspected it was my own problem until I watched someone else's process video. Why do I feel like I'm not playing the same game as others?   [Other people's pictures: clear and straightforward/Mosaic but the map is bright and clear.  My picture: It's all a mess/You can't see your hand in front of your face. Even with the maximum brightness, it's still hard to see clearly. You can only press your face against the screen. ]   [The gameplay of others: Tasks are completed smoothly and the plot unfolds gradually.  My gameplay: I completed this task. Why didn't the NPC trigger the next step? Why are others' tasks going so smoothly, but mine can't be carried out? And why do others have so many weapons? ]    Am I playing the same game as others?? It's very interesting. It's just that I'm too unaccustomed to eating fine bran. If I could add something like the ALT key in Diablo to display interactive items or the names of NPCS, I wouldn't give up. Otherwise, my eyes would go blind. (Crack)

This game created the whole new world of rpgs. True masterpiece

There are some elements of Fallout that are frustrating from a modern perspective, mostly relating to combat, and there are features missing that effectively force you into certain endings. The design takes some getting used to as well. Nevertheless, this is, on balance, probably one of the most entertaining games I have played in years. The depth of customization, and viable playstyles is almost unmatched, and there are few things more enjoyable than exploring a large, new area for the first time.

Fallout 1 is understandably simple in scope when compared to the rest of the series. Still, the isometric combat may leave some confused and frustrated; that said, it's an experience comparable to Mass Effect 1, and traversing post-apocalyptic Southern California is not a voyage to be missed.