The means and method is entirely up to you, but that's all that's gonna happen. There are lots of different approaches you can take, but they come down to this when you show up at the Downs, you're going to kill a bunch of Triggermen and raiders and robots. Repurposing the things and ideas of the shattered world. What a great idea! That is thoroughly Fallout to me. Let's talk about two specific locations Easy City Downs and The Combat Zone.Įasy City Downs is a former horse track (I actually thought dog track, but it seems that the Fallout Wikia disagrees) taken over by Triggermen in order to stage robot races. I was dazzled (and intimidated) by the construction system, I enjoyed the combat, and I found most of the companions interesting, if a little bit thin.īut ultimately, now having played Automatron, Far Harbor and now Nuka-World, I ultimately feel disappointed by the storytelling in this entry, both at a macro and micro level. I love the Fallout series and have intensely played and replayed all of the core games Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas and so of course I was slavering for Fallout 4. I don't care nearly as much about mechanics as I do the story the game tells me or allows me to create. When it comes to my gaming habits, I am a Narrativist through and through. It is, in fact, the final piece of DLC that has led me to the following conclusion:Īs much fun as I've had with it, Fallout 4 is still a disappointing piece of storytelling in many ways. I bought the Season Pass and played most of the DLC. I've played hours and hours of it since its release. Let me preface everything I'm about to say with this: I think Fallout 4 is a fun game.
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