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For me, personally, the original fallout and fallout 2, were both fun, but I didn't have the.....motivation? to replay them over and over that I did for Fallout 3 and NV.

Fallout 3 especially (although I played NV a ton as well, just not as much), was ground breaking and a total freaking blast, and I STILL love to play it. I can't even play fallout 4 because it just doesn't compare well to 3 or NV to me.

I'm hoping that Outer Worlds will be a true succesor to 3/NV, and from what I have seen that is likely. It is still missing VATS and some of the RPG aspects, and it's simplified in other ways (less range for stat points for instance), but most of that I can deal with fairly well.

Without reading reviews (which often ruin things), the general opinions I have heard have been positive, there are not many bugs (there was a ton of them, especially for NV when it released, didn't stop them from being insanely good games though), which is promising for starting to play the game at launch.

I have played 3 and NV a ton of times, but my memory is so bad now, that many things I have watched/played seem totally new when I play them again. Luckily I remember the games I really loved before, so that in effect means I get to replay just great games and it will seem like I never played them (although I do still remember alot from 3 and NV since I played them so much).

I only have game pass till around mid nov, so I have about 3 weeks to play the heck out of outer worlds unless I want to resub (just 1 month would be $10...which is fine if I'm not done playing the game).

Here is hoping it grabs me in a way that Fallout 4 never did.
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