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'Fallout: London' Is The Most Surprisingly Terrifying Game In The Series
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Fallout 4's more modern gameplay? Oh shut up. They lost me right there. Not that i did not enjoy Fallout 4, do not get me wrong. But it sure is not modern in any way that counts. Quite the opposite. It already feeled aged at release.
In comparison to Vanilla New Vegas, Vanilla 4 is indeed more modern and smooth to play.
I did not compare Fallout 4 to New Vegas but to the time it came out. Which is 5 years later btw. New Vegas had a compelling story telling and role playing while Fallout 4 could barely shine with some minor modernizations.
Sure, that's why the post is saying it keeps the modernizations of 4 while treading towards the game design of New Vegas.
Ok fair enough