Reacting to all FALLOUT trailers!

[@ThatN7Guy]

Fallout really is something special once you get engrossed into the lore and world of each game, one of my favorite series of all time and I can’t wait to see you play through them all! If you decide not to play the first two because they are definitely older and dated I’d recommend at least doing a story reaction like you did for Witcher 1

[@sebastianvillavicencio836]

x2

[@shepard403]

What the hell, we have the same profile picture.

[@Jiub_SN]

The first fallouts*

[@therealdoctordoom5912]

​@@Jiub_SNNew Vegas exists...

[@scar445]

"I don't wnt to set the wooorld, ooon, fiiiiireeee."

[@ch33les99]

Guarantee you’ll love this series. Each game is elder scrolls-level of huge, but with a much different atmosphere. As for which game to start out with that’s complicated. 4 is the tightest in terms of gameplay, New Vegas has the best story and 3 is the best introduction to the setting as a whole.

[@KrimsonKracker]

I agree Fallout 3 is an EXCELLENT starting point, especially coming off Oblivion.

[@LiannaBabeli]

I agree with this assessment. I definitely recommend FO3 for a starting game, New Vegas for the story, and FO4 for gameplay. FO1 and 2 are considered the grandfathers but can be very difficult to play for those not used to isometric gameplay. I recommend it after you've at least played FO3.

[@Jiub_SN]

@@KrimsonKrackerthe first game is the best for the world, but 3 is just the first game in a different font and without the feeling of solitude so it's a serviceable start, but the first will always be required playing for any fan

[@Jiub_SN]

@@LiannaBabeliagreed, but honestly 1 and 2 aren't bad if you just learn the basics of the stats and such online

[@KrimsonKracker]

@@Jiub_SN I adore the first 2 games, BUT I think the first two games would likely be difficult for Meg to get into. Fairly certain she's never played a classic CRPG on her channel (and possibly ever). It's a bit much to expect her to fully understand and appreciate those type of games.

[@L_H_Bruh]

You have no idea how much hype fallout 4 reveal was, it was the only thing people talked about in the gaming world... can't believe the game is 7 years old now and is getting a next gen upgrade next year Time flies too fast :')

[@Megablueliner1]

The “cartoon boy with the blonde hair” is Vault Boy. He’s the mascot for VaultTec, the company that built all the fallout shelters. You’ll be seeing a lot of him in game :)

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

Fallout 1 definitely feels different to modern fallout (arguably the world in it makes more sense), it's more bleak and desolate exactly how an apocalypse would feel 200 years after a nuclear war. It's definitely one of the hardest games to play, not to mention to get to run

[@AusSP]

Uh, no, Fallout 1 is about 90 years after the Great War. Modern Fallout (3, NV and 4, not 76) is 200 years after the Great War.

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

@@AusSP so people got more stupid 200 years after a war? It was 200 years ago for us the Napoleonic war happened, but we don't have random skeletons of Napoleon's troops or random cannons laying around do we? My point is fallout 1's world seems more realistic and darker compared to fallout 3 which is more parody

[@AusSP]

@@the98themperoroftheholybri33 The reason we don't have random cannons lying around is because people were there and collected things and buried bodies. While all of the games should have more greenery overcoming the ruins of civilization and animals eating bodies, without people, the remains of human civilization would generally still be there. Things don't just vanish on their own. During the Napoleonic wars, soldiers and civilians would practically strip dead bodies naked to take their possessions. Anything that can be reused or carried would vanish quickly. Fallout's setting design is probably more based on the current state of Chernobyl. A lot of stuff is just... still there.

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

@@AusSP there are stores in fallout 3 and 4 with straight up skeletons laying around and piles of trash everywhere, not to mention settlements have no food production, in fallout 1 people are rebuilding essentially pre industrial farming communities such as Shady Sands. After 200 years things should've progressed more than what's shown

[@DigitalApex]

@@the98themperoroftheholybri33 There's a theory that Fallout 3 was supposed to be set way earlier than 200 years originally, but Bethesda decided to have it take place later after the fact. Would explain why your character eats 200-year-old Salisbury steak and can find loads of food/drugs in supermarkets in DC, where they would likely have been picked clean after 2 centuries. Would also explain why there's so many damn skeletons just chilling out in someone's shack or business. Skeletons also _do_ compose after a while but they're literally everywhere in Fallout 3 and 4.

[@inspector_beyond]

Fallout series is truly unique in it's setting, even though many others tried their hands on this "retro-futuristic" setting. So yeah, the story behind all this aesthetic is that during Cold War nuclear idustry grew much more stable and successfull than irl, which also shaped the american culture into nuclear pun-related way (like cereal brand is called Sugar Bombs with rockets as an emblem, or Nuca Cola, bottle of which is shaped like a rocket and etc.) and all tech is nuclear-powered. The Nuclear Bombs are also different than irl counterparts, so their primary objective was more radiation damage than actual fire and explosion damage. So no, when the bombs fell, it wasn't 1960s, it was 2077, and first game takes place 150+ years after that, with latest entries going for 200+ years after the drop. So this series always borderlines with seriousness of the possibility of nuclear war and a humour that some situations give, insanity that characters and moments give.

[@ssilent8202]

“Is this about capitalism” 💀💀💀

[@TheNorthlander]

Meg has that media literacy. ;)

[@ssilent8202]

@@TheNorthlander apparently so

[@JTidiotboy]

idk why you're laughing. That is an actual running theme in the series.

[@ssilent8202]

@@JTidiotboy it’s actually consumerism but ok

[@fluffernutter6633]

According to one of the original developers...no, it is not about capitalism.

[@alfredomanzano8436]

I love Fallout. The most immersive video games I've ever played (especially F3 and F New Vegas, rpg masterpieces) 🖤

[@alexandermitrofanov4259]

So, here's a relatively short Fallout history lesson that no one asked about. Fallout 1 and 2 were made, then the devs went bankrupt. Years later, Bethesda bought the IP. Made Fallout 3 and 4. Their devs had a different vision on Fallout, not necessarily in a bad way. New Vegas , which came out between 3 and 4, was published by Bethesda, but made by the studio Obsidian Entertainment, which housed some of the Fallout 1 and 2 devs. Therefore, New Vegas, out of the modern Fallouts, is considered the closest thing to the original games. Oh, and I just covered the major releases.

[@jamesrowles9249]

Fallout 4: Yes, we have a dog!

[@zloybojok]

New Vegas had it too but we also had good dialogues and choices. And every nps was killable

[@sealytheseal8417]

1, 2, and 3 had dogs

[@apoctriforce]

I want to see her play this series! Especially Fallout 3, New Vegas, and 4!

[@estelasayeed5608]

Absolutely love Fallout 3, definitely deserves a play through

[@Michael.3109]

Oh yeah I put quite a bit of Lifetime/Playtime into the Fallout Games too and that's why I'm still very disappointed that they screwed up Fallout 76 like that. 😄😞

[@testfire3000]

Yeah, I have played 1, 2, 3, NV and 4. Never played Tactics or B.O.S. 76 just wasn't my cup of tea as I am not into MMO.

[@elianioriofarrell]

Its a shame because 76 had such a great setting and map design and detail

[@mikejett2733]

It should hav never been online but if u look at old interviews Todd really wanted a online fallout on par with elder srcols online yhea he fumbled this one😂

[@Jiub_SN]

@@testfire3000tactics and BOS are interesting, I'm pretty sure the fallout 1 protag shows up in BOS and is very controversial but I think it's cool to see him, especially considering his personality is pretty close to what you'd expect after the events of the first game and from the original games depictions of him in advertising

[@SebastianWeinberg]

_Fallout:_ What if the future happened the way the 1950s imagined it? I.e. with the aesthetics and social mores of the 50s frozen forever, but with atomic-powered super-technology added on top - and _obviously_ ending in a world-wide nuclear holocaust.

[@noahbueno2168]

You forgot one where it plays the song “The Wanderer”

[@LARVideos]

This is the second reaction to "all trailers" that has the same sequence of videos that misses most of the trailers that actually came out.

[@joshbrosh6626]

Fallout has a great setting for limitless stories Id say fallout 3,fallout new vegas and fallout 4 are the forte of what you seek becouse they are not the same as 1 and 2 But you can still try out 1 and 2

[@testfire3000]

Nothing wrong with playing the classics! But they are not FPS, they will move a lot slower. But you get to see where the story came from. Still, I stick with Josh, start with 3.

[@waltzcentral6500]

I knew nothing about Fallout. Until last year when my friend gave me his old ps3 games. And "Fallout 3" was in the stack. And it was an amazing experience. After that i got into Fallout 4 and it was a very good game. I haven't played New Vegas yet though.

[@visionturd1587]

God just seeing how far the franchise has come... such a wonderful series

[@darwinisticanarchist2335]

0:47 It's about war and greed

[@misters1r900]

You have a very calming aura and watching you helps me with my personal life issues. I really only watch your Assassin’s Creed playthroughs but I appreciate all the content you put out for us.

[@FritoSandwitch]

I'm soooo excited for you to start this series and I think your going to fall in love with it👍

[@takewhataway]

Aw I got disappointed when I check your channel that you havent done any Fallout even a year later. Wouldve watch

[@WheresWaldo05]

For anyone curious and to get rid of the suspense, it is all hear say. She never touches a single one of these games. So a quick in and quick out for me.

[@MegMage]

But can we keep looking for you?

[@za.monolit]

you right lmao it's been a year too

[@rionedmonds7538]

​@@za.monolit she's playing multiple game franchises with lots of entries, reaction videos and more. it's going to take time to get around to everything she wants to play.

[@za.monolit]

@@rionedmonds7538 sure

[@swissarmyknight4306]

"...is this about capitalism?" I've known people to somehow play Fallout for years and not get as far as she did in under a minute.

[@za.monolit]

meh

[@Teetsuuuuoooo1]

Used to think this game wasn’t for me, now I’m playing New Vegas almost everyday.

[@JoeBuchanan1346]

Due to the atomic bomb , semiconductors were not invented so humanities culture peaked in mid 50’s culture until 2077 when the bombs dropped

[@jamesalburo5753]

Favorite play of fallout: 1, 3, Tactic's(BOS) , New Vegas, 4. Edited:"War Never Change's"

[@paintedhorse6880]

"Is this about capitalism?" Among other concepts yes. Nationalism, imperialism capitalism etc.

[@Arkayjiya]

I started Fallout with the fourth one (technically I played 3 before but barely) two month ago and have even been playing the mobile game for two weeks now and it's tons of fun. The monetization hasn't been bothering me as opposed to most mobile games. No need to pay imo.

[@dwarvengamesmith9726]

She missed the trailer for Fallout 76. The game was rough but the trailer had me so hype for its release

[@KrimsonKracker]

Fallout 4 gets some official next-gen updates in 2023 btw! 😉

[@NotMikey437]

Fallout is a franchise I love for it's aesthetics and lore But hate because of it's current devs(bethesda) scummy practices. But I'd encourage you to try it if it intrigued you in anyway. I'd say start with 3 then New Vegas and 4. None of the games are connected story wise so you won't be missing anything even if you play them out of order.

[@xov87]

I want fallout 5 already ugh

[@BladerArt]

Bro my first ever Fallout game was Fallout 3, thanks to a KZbinr

[@haileybabcock4492]

Ma’am I haven’t seen a fallout video! Start with 4 since the tv series is coming in April. New Vegas is the one I started with. If you love the lore play 3.

[@fiiv3s]

Oh my god im so glad i found your channel with the AC trailers video. watching you play through Assassin's Creed, my favorite franchise, is just awesome, and now you watch this, from my second favorite franchise? Oh man im loving it Also did you watch a pitched up video or was that just for the reupload to youtube?

[@MegMage]

I guess I watched a pitched up video because I didn't mess with it! It didn't even work because I got three copyright claims 🤣

[@thedocdodge]

I don't think the phone number is still active, but just before the release of Fallout 4, you could actually call the Vault-Tec phone number and get an automated response of your "wait time" to talk to a representative of Vault-Tec. It was actually kind of cool how they did it.

[@laveshmk]

Came here as soon as I saw the notification! If this means you're gonna start Fallout sometime I'm hyped, even if you were just watching the trailers I still loved the reactions you had. The Fallout games are such good games ( 3, 4 and New Vegas are all I can recommend since I haven't played the others) I'm sure you'll have fun and I hope you have a good experience with these games

[@ruddylopez2368]

Fallout 3 and New Vegas 🔥... gonna sink a lot of days into those games but time well spent exploring/looting and talking to every crazy/cool NPC for bottlecaps and XP... play the game with the radio station in the background when you're not on youtube ..... 3-Dog & Mr. New Vegas are funny DJ's

[@crnlonewolf3195]

Oh yeah this game is something special the world,the lore,the characters it’s a great post apocalyptic adventure

[@nuajbo4693]

also there are some misconceptions on post nuke radiation, while a nuclear war would 10o% erase most of the modern world, the radiation levels dissipate much faster than you would think more on the order of weeks or maybe months rather than years or longer.

[@Imagination-In-A-Box]

Little lore info Fallout is based on an alternative future where atomic energy accomplished all the things they thought it would when first made like robots, flying cars and what not and the culture stayed very 50’s in look

[@whenisdinner2137]

Fallout is more of a critique about extremism in general than it is about just capitalism. American extremism just take Center Stage because it's set in the United states. There's plenty of lore about how china, the other superpower in the universe, completely fell apart as well.

[@PiccoloGaudreault]

I would be so happy for you to try the Fallout series. Both 1 and 2 are great games, but if isometric games aren't your cup of tea, 3 is a really good entryway into the series and might be easier to stream too. And always great channel! Always happy to see a new video pop up! 😊

[@Ritzer168]

12:15 the bombs dropped in 2077, but everything is styled from the 1950's. Imagine an alternate universe where our world is like the Jetsons but hasn't changed culture. It's very cool. Combination of retro and futurism.

[@testfire3000]

Oh my god I really really really want to see you play that! Any of them! If you are even *thinking* about Fallout games, I am now following you on Twitch.

[@seanrobey8335]

The 1 day war God this fucking lore for this game is just top notch will always be a big fan of fallout for the rest of my life

[@ophanim9170]

Holy moly I hope you play these games I just got so excited

[@James_Vatster]

Why the voice in the reactions to the trailers is diferent of the original trailer in the game ?

[@dannyd.5324]

Waaay late, but it’s an alternate timeline that split from our’s around 1945-1950. The ascetic stayed the same from that time. The Transistor that we developed in our timeline wasn’t accepted popularly, which led to them having massive computers and machine components as apposed to our reality where everything is smaller and smaller. They also delved deeper into nuclear power than we have YET for fuel and many other things. They also continued with Petroleum like in our world. Alternate timeline. World ends in 2077. Fallout 3 takes place in 2277.

[@1STLTNG]

This game is edging closer to reality by the day😅

[@4rtiphi5hal19]

fallout is great, it's the type of game that gives you a lot of stuff to do outside of the main story. Even some random building or house in the middle of no where may have a story to it

[@agentmaryland1239]

I always did wonder why they hard stuck with a 50's theme, until I was told that the idea was 'what if in the 50's, when everyone was trying to cobble together an idea for where to take humanity; they invested in nuclear science instead of computer technology?' The answer was pretty obvious; man crumbled under the weight of war, greed, and over consumption. Prices for things skyrocket before the devastation, and ultimately, man didn't get very far from where we started. Of the Fallout games, I think 4 is my favorite.

[@scottroden2104]

I really hope you play 4 but with a few add ons. My only problem is catching the live when I'm awake

[@Mark-Givent]

you thought the game called fallout was a fantasy

[@soundofnellody262]

Dogmeat is the only companion that I can tolerate in Fallout .. lol

[@sol_117]

Fallout is another one of my favorite game series, the lore and atmosphere are really special. I definitely recommend starting with 3 and watching some video about the first two, it's not really necessary but you are going to understand some of the references and the state of the world in the newer games so much easily

[@coyotej4895]

Depending on your game preference. If you want straight up shooter, go Fallout 3 and New Vegas. If you like open world and sand box building, go 4. For sand box Plus Co-Op go 76. 4 IMO is the best with 76 being an enormous let down.

[@burnttoaster6313]

Not about capitalism

[@TheDoctorfat]

Oooh I can't wait! I love the Fallout series and hope you do too. I think Fallout 3 is the best place to start with as a modern gamer. It was bascially a reboot of the franchise by Bethesda after the original creators, Black Isle, died out. Though I will say, 3 is a little complicated to get running on modern systems, but once you do, it's a blast.

[@Mark-Givent]

thanks for the insight, The JewishGaymer

[@Arukandi]

Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for an nuclear winter.

[@Strider91]

Fallout rules: Rule 1: war never changes Rule 2: there's always a Doggo

[@enclavelieutenant8614]

Fo76

[@nuajbo4693]

key words here "imprisoned safely"

[@no1winz]

As much as I love mass effect, Fallout is my absolute favorite universe. Basically retro futurism, where society/culture is very much in the '50s vibe, but it's far more advanced. Fallout 1 & 2 are turn-based and more or less top-down, still impressive for games made in the '90s though. I'd recommend starting with Fallout 3 since it's the first first-person installment. Quite a world to step into!

[@MillenWalker3658]

My first Fallout game is the Fallout 4 First time playing it, i really love it, i like the story and the gameplay too👍🏼 I was playing Fallout 3 few days ago, kinda not like the gameplay but i think the story is good too🤔

[@TheSmokingSkull]

Just have to say, this particular video you reacted to wasn't the best to watch, simply because it pitches up certain trailers in the video to maybe avoid copyright? I mean, you can tell especially in the very first Fallout trailer, Ron Perlman's usually gravelly voice sounded like a kid putting on a voice pitched up like that. And in the Fallout 4 trailer, everyone sounded like they were chipmunks breathing helium. I've seen other people who reacted to the same video not like the trailers or not take them seriously because of that too, and when they watched the originals, it felt a lot different because say, in the Fallout 4 trailer, it has a really deep music score that comes blasting in, and in this one, the theme sounded like a buzzy mess. Seriously, please watch the original F4 trailer instead of the one you saw in the compilation. That being said, you should totally play the games!!

[@iminvigorator7245]

Dont listen to the fallout 4 haters, I used to be one until I gave it a proper chance and now its my second favourite fallout game.

[@hexoslaya3696]

If you make your own story it’s great. I play it as a post apocalyptic survival game and have a lot of fun.

[@LiannaBabeli]

I'm currently replaying my 18th time through FO4 with heavy mod use. Even now, almost half a decade later after release, it's still so much fun and I love it. I am finally going to finish Nuka World and Far Harbor since I didn't get a chance to the last few times. You can do so much with these games and they have a really avid and intense fanbase with very active users.

[@kesik93]

Fallout 1 and 2 are cult classics. One of the best RPG games ever made. From newer games only New Vegas have the same atmosphere and charm. F3 and F4 were good but also kinda disappointing. They pretty much were Elder Scrolls with guns.

[@stewart1234]

Fallout 3 and new vegas are perfection! Excited to watch this!

[@evanulven8249]

"Do y'all remember these -trailers- intros?" Meg, Fallout 1 and 2 were the games of my teenage years. All the Half Lifes and Quakes or Warcraft 2's or Diablos of my high school years were nothing to Fallout 1 and 2.

[@anthonylakich1727]

Meg thought Fallout was Skyrim LOL how cute ;)

[@USMCMachine]

Also the dog won’t die. And there’s a dog companion in each game.

[@escalatordropdown5057]

Obsidian made Fallout New Vegas; the Lead Creative Designer on FNV, John Gonzalez, went on to be the Narrative Director at Guerilla for Horizon Zero Dawn and Forbidden West. I think that alone indicates that you'd really love that one! Bethesda made Fallout 3 and 4; if you've played the Elder Scrolls games, then you can anticipate the strengths and weaknesses story-wise there (very good at small, explorative, or emergent moments, weaker at main plot IMO). I love all three and the setting in general, and would love to see a playthrough of them! As others have mentioned though, it's definitely worth doing some light modding to address stability/bugs. I'm sure someone in your community could help you get set-up with a barebones mod setup that just addressed basic stability and unofficial bug patch kind of things. (Don't get me wrong, I love playing these with all sorts of mods and there's a LOT of them out there, but you'd probably prefer your first playthrough to be as close to vanilla as possible, I assume?)

[@Dante.-]

Fun fact that was Matthew Perry’s voice in new vegas

[@xov87]

Fallout 3 was my first Fallout. It's open world RPG the possibilities!

[@artembentsionov]

I’ve played Fallout since the first one, although I didn’t have a PS2, so I never played the BoS one. Tactics isn’t considered to be canon, but I personally enjoyed it. I haven’t played 4 or 76, since my computer is old and I don’t have any next-gen consoles, so I can’t speak to them. 3 and NV are nice, and there’s even a mod to merge them into one game (with 3’s mechanics upgrades to NV). Each has some nice DLCs that add a lot of content, like going to the remains of Pittsburgh or being abducted by aliens in 3 or finding a lost research complex in NV

[@thefalconflame]

Dang, I was just planning to play this game and get a pc. and you uploaded this! Great timing lol.

[@Knight_Of_Eleum_Loyce]

Why does the audio sound so weird? Did you intentionally distort the audio of the trailers to avoid copyright strike stuff?

[@andrewhunt7328]

Fallout 3 is the best of all the games. New vegas as well.

[@GreenMeanExemption]

the latter part of the first fallout trailer gives me the same vibes as the cod World at War menu and music.

[@tripps3631]

It isn't just commentary on capitalism, but also on imperialism, blinded by ego and fanatical nationalism, as it sent an entire planet into a death spiral of nuclear annihilation. Your player character in every game is a person born into this harsh unforgiving world, and it is your choices that will shape the fate of the wasteland. Fantastic world building are what this series is best known for.

[@Noratcat]

I'd love to see you play this series.

[@mikejett2733]

That machine is codpice hes your 1st conpainion with dogmeat in boston

[@artembentsionov]

The bomb didn’t drop in the fifties. More like the early 21st century. But it’s an alternate history where American culture and aesthetics seemed to have stopped in the fifties. Hence everything being “atomic” and retro

[@hexoslaya3696]

The bombs dropped on the 23rd of October 2077.

[@Jp-fe2jj]

100% start with 3 and you will be in love with this franchise 👍

[@alexcorous9240]

1:21 only me getting goosebumps after the echo? No?

[@jasiahkeyz.]

Literally playing fallout 4 right now as this video popped up for me

[@alexhodges8729]

The Fallout games are amazing! The lore of the game is so immersive and interesting. Even the “bad” games like Fallout 4 and 76. I hope you give this series a try

[@hekatebleble4800]

Yeah, I still had a lot of fun with Fallout 4 :)

[@mr.krabs1009]

The hideouts cabin fucked me up, not a quest but a note that fucked me up, fallout is great at background story telling

[@magallonseancarl4061]

Me still waiting for MegMage to start playing Fallout

[@sirhowardthecoward]

“Thought it was a fantasy world” it is. The male fantasy lol

[@gawainethefirst]

If you wanna play the first two fallout games they’re available on Steam.

[@Fettman89]

Fallout is so good, I'll be honest I've only played from 3 onward, but I feel you get enough lore to not really need to play 1 and 2, However, it's your call, but I'd be interested in seeing a playthrough including the first 2. Maybe if anything, you can do like the first witcher and watch a recap of the first 2. Fallout 4 is my favorite, I dont care what anyone says or the hate it gets.

[@riper3126]

They recently had the 25th anniversary

[@TheNorthlander]

I hope you play Fallout 1 & 2, but they are very retro games with quite old systems. Be ready to take a lot of time, but I hope you have fun!

[@jefthereaper]

Fallout was great, but its been in a descending trend. The first two were great as they had this really dark tone to them, but are more difficult to get into due to the old style turn-based gameplay, and can be pretty unforgiving. From 3 onward it was in full 3D and with "modern" gameplay, but in my own eyes kinda reduced due to treating the setting as more of a joke. 3 Still did it quite well and kept the joke aspect to a relative low. But with 4 the game plays more like a slot machine where the game throws countless funny/jackpot sounds and flashes at you all the time, and the story really stops trying to remain grounded. To the point where you can't even believe many aspects of the story anymore (mainly how the factions even still exist or succeed in anything considering their dumb choices) 76 just is a slot machine. You keep ramming money in the game.

[@lowgrade84]

why do ppl keep reacting to the video that has all the fucked up audio? someone distorted the audio for copyright reasons and its sad :(

[@nathan3252]

Great choice though your inner completionist will find this to be a struggle as this is as diverse in quest offerings as skyrim only you are dealing with multiple games. One of the great features of fallout is that some of the areas are losely based on real locations. Each will have you visiting actual locations which have been hit so if you have been to some of these locations you may recognize some areas. There is also a lot of DLC content though I reccomend avoiding doing some of them since each acts as its own mini game seperate from the main story so some may deter your progress. You will meet plenty of amazing characters with some even being companions or love interests. Fallout 3 is a good start as you do not have enough experience with isometric gaming so it may not be your cup of tea. After that its off to the desert and the Old West reborn in the wonderful world of Fallout New Vegas. After that its finally time to hit the fallout equivalent of Dragonage Inquisition aka Fallout 4. That is where its best for you to end it after beating fallout 4. Fallout76 has none of the charm of its predecessors despite its lavish detail. My suggestion on this would be to wait on doing this until the start of the new year as you have still much on your plate and rushing from one game to the next without a decent ending is kind of disappointing as some people just love to see a happy ending. Best of luck and a little spoiler, there is a dog in every fallout game so you can always have a dog as a companion.

[@HeyShotgun]

I know it sounds bad. But I want a fallout game set in China and Japan

[@beedykh2235]

3:10 you don't want to. Trust me on this.