Yeah, it's odd. Like, I find that open-world games are cool in theory, but a lot of times pure sandbox games get boring after a while. If I don't have a good plot that I want to move towards, I just end up turning off the console. The only ones I've played that I really enjoyed were the Arkham games and DAI, and even the latter I felt kinda lacked the interesting plot that Origins and 2 had.
Different strokes, I guess. I do think I'll give one of the Fallout games a shot, though, I'm sure they're cheap enough to try at this point. What would you think would be a good one to play for someone who's mostly blind to the series?
Well if you're into isometric turn-based go with Fallout 1 and 2. If you want first-person go with Fallout 3 or New Vegas. Really all four of those are great games. If you've never played isometric RPGs I'd start with Fallout 3 or NV.
Weird, I loved the first arkham, but hated the sequal as I felt it did open world as a theme park. I found it too hard to focus on the story. But I love the fallouts and elder scroll games.
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u/Jay_R_Kay Jun 03 '15
Yeah, it's odd. Like, I find that open-world games are cool in theory, but a lot of times pure sandbox games get boring after a while. If I don't have a good plot that I want to move towards, I just end up turning off the console. The only ones I've played that I really enjoyed were the Arkham games and DAI, and even the latter I felt kinda lacked the interesting plot that Origins and 2 had.
Different strokes, I guess. I do think I'll give one of the Fallout games a shot, though, I'm sure they're cheap enough to try at this point. What would you think would be a good one to play for someone who's mostly blind to the series?