I must have played fallout 2 thirty times through as a kid, and Fallout 1 a half dozen. I'm now (finally) giving 4 the time it deserves. It's truly a gem on par with 2, IMHO, especially a after playing New Vegas and wanting to have the kind of options I have in 4 (settlements, crafting to the extreme, etc).
Perhaps I'd have been a more productive member of society had I started businesses, graduated earlier, or done more R&D with these hours, but these were real parts of my life then and now, like stories or movies or beloved books. Part of the measure of my life's accomplishments is having time to indulge in these interactive art pieces.
Perhaps I'd have been a more productive member of society had I started businesses, graduated earlier, or done more R&D with these hours, but these were real parts of my life then and now, like stories or movies or beloved books. Part of the measure of my life's accomplishments is having time to indulge in these interactive art pieces.