Convince me to be a shill and buy it while I'm broke.

I'd say wait till it's a bit lower then that.

I'd probably get the NV DLC, if you haven't already. If not, finish 3 and wait for the price to go down. Buy the Ultimate Edition to get all of it, that version is pretty cheap now.

Fallout4 is a fun game, but not one engineered for multiple playthroughs. If you have £40, I'd reconmend using it to maximise your time in 3 and Vegas.


All that said, if you're fine with more in-depth settlement mechanics than RPG mechanics, very few quests outside of the MQ and a much bigger emphasis on crafting and dungeon diving, go for it. The gunplay in 4 is much better than the other two and is a lot of fun. I love Fallout 4, not as good as Vegas, but certainly on par with 3 (And I also loved 3)

Quote from: TR8Rshelf on January 24, 2016, 03:27:21 PM

I'd probably get the NV DLC, if you haven't already. If not, finish 3 and wait for the price to go down. Buy the Ultimate Edition to get all of it, that version is pretty cheap now.

Fallout4 is a fun game, but not one engineered for multiple playthroughs. If you have £40, I'd reconmend using it to maximise your time in 3 and Vegas.

Don't have either of them anymore. They were a little rough at times, I'm just imaging that 4 is a smoother experience, but from some reviews I've read, that's not the case.

Fuckin ninja'd my edit

In my own play history of Fallout 4 (6+ days of gametime on onemain save and a bunch of small saves), I'd say it's far less buggy than post-patching Skyrim and New Vegas (I play on 360 and Xbox One, so no mods included)

I'd highly recommend picking up the FO3 GOTY edition and NV Ultimate edition first. It will probably be cheaper and you'll get more from it.

Quote from: TR8Rshelf on January 24, 2016, 03:27:21 PM

I'd probably get the NV DLC, if you haven't already. If not, finish 3 and wait for the price to go down. Buy the Ultimate Edition to get all of it, that version is pretty cheap now.

Fallout4 is a fun game, but not one engineered for multiple playthroughs. If you have £40, I'd reconmend using it to maximise your time in 3 and Vegas.

Don't have either of them anymore. They were a little rough at times, I'm just imaging that 4 is a smoother experience, but from some reviews I've read, that's not the case.

4 is poorly optimized for console and non-nvidia pc's

Dude I'm level 63 in Fallout 4 and I love it and I'm still finding new things to find. I found the alien spaceship crash site and found the Alien Blaster. I'm just getting started.