I can safely say that the best single player experience I have ever had was Fallout 3. The game is amazing in nearly every way possible. After spending 150+ hours with the game throughout multiple characters, I started feeling a little tired of the game. I took a break, and came back to it today. To test whether or not I was truly sick of the game now, I fast traveled all the way up north to Raven Rock and decided to run down to Tenpenny Tower at the other end of the map to see if something would respark my interest.

I know how you feel, that's how I felt when I bought Morrowind for the PC a while ago when I had already played the heck out of it on the Xbox. I started playing and I was like...I remember this, they should have changed this, these lines aren't fully voiced, Oblivion fixed all these problems.

I was just kind of sick of the same stuff that I was so familiar with. Plus those Pterodactyls..er, Windrunners? Are so freaking annoying.

I still go back and play Oblivion every now and then, I can't see myself doing that with Fallout 3.
That said I still loved Fallout 3.

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I still go back and play Oblivion every now and then, I can't see myself doing that with Fallout 3.
That said I still loved Fallout 3.

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" @Dasacant said:

"I know how you feel, trying to get my last Karma achivement felt like such a grind I actually gave up at level 13 (evil) when all I had to do was get to 14.  "

I couldn't be bothered even trying for those karma achievements I only played good "

Damn nate that took you a while. I've been done with this game for live two months. Point Lookout couldn't even get me back.

"@Mars_Cleric said:

" @Dasacant said:

"I know how you feel, trying to get my last Karma achivement felt like such a grind I actually gave up at level 13 (evil) when all I had to do was get to 14.  "

I couldn't be bothered even trying for those karma achievements I only played good "

They were pretty easy to get. All you needed to do was save before you leveled up, drop your karma, level up, get achievement, and reload your save."

I've actualy just got back into the game and it's amazing how quickly a bunch of hours can pass playing that game. I can spend an hour exploring 1 building in DC for everything it's worth.

I sold mine, it was boring.

I have taken a break from the game as well.  I would get the next expansion pack, Mothership Zeta, but I had to cancel my Xbox LIVE subscript t save money during my jobless summer.  I have had an absolute blast with Fallout 3, which, like you, I have out in ~150 hours into.  One of my favorite games so far this generation.

" @JacobForrest said:
Ya know what's really weird is I can't, for the life of me, get into Oblivion. I just picked it up with the Bioshock bundle & the whole experience feels really underwhelming. Maybe it's because I poured 200+ hours into Fallout & they're too similar, or maybe it's because I'm not quite digging the LoTR feel. Either way I'm still trying, I'm still @ the very beginning & getting used to all the faggy "middle-earth" dialect.
Soooo atleast I'm still giving it a try. "

I've played Oblivion for probably 30-40 hours, but playing it just felt like a drag. Fallout on the other hand has the same amount of time put into it, but I still want more.

I just started playing Fallout 3 a couple of days ago. Still have much to do and to see. :D

This like my 5th playthrough.