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4/8/2014 7:04:20 PM
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[quote]184 locations[/quote]All of which look exactly the same.
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Edited by TrussingDoor: 4/8/2014 7:08:44 PMThey all look the same in F3. Anyway, to debunk your claim Compare The Strip with Camp McCarran, The Fort, Goodsprings, Novac, and Red Rock Canyon.
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Fallout 3 is at least an urban environment. I stopped playing New Vegas because I got bored of seeing desert everywhere I went. There's nothing really captivating or engaging about the landscape IMO.
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[quote]Fallout NV is at least a desert environment. I stopped playing 3 because I got bored of seeing ugly empty green rubble everywhere I went. There's nothing really captivating or engaging about the landscape IMO.[/quote]Right back atcha.
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Edited by Mr Admirals7044: 4/8/2014 7:20:11 PMI really don't care because I stopped playing Fallout 3 after I realized its combat had little depth. Additionally, the setting of fallout 3 is more interesting IMO because: 1. The landscape is vertical 2. Exploring ruins of a civilization are more interesting that walking in a desert with a few scattered houses and one small city. Of course, deserts can be amazing in video games if done right. Examples being: Journey, Halo 3, Uncharted 3, Shadow of Colossus. All of which combine ambient noise, mystery, and interesting geography.
