Bethesda never were great storyteller, but this main quest may be the worst attempt at drama they ever made. They take you to locations, you have visited about a million times before, to kill the same bunch of generic enemies again and again and again. Pass a questgiver on the streets and you got another one in your journal.
It's worst with the radiants that are handed out in kind of a driveby shooting manner. It's almost always, shoot, kill, fetch, repeat. Which brings me to quest design, if you want to call it that. Refuse to do them and they end up in your journal nonetheless. You can outright insult them and they just go on with their dialogue, as if nothing happened. But whatever they say, it has absolutely no influence on how your opposite reacts. You get the choice between three or four option and your player says something. I've expected the game to be dumbed down when I first heard about the fully voiced protagonist, but the dialogues are almost non present. It's a fun game and certainly was worth it's money, but it's seriously lacking in every aspect, if you expect more than a shooter. It's much more stable than Skyrim at release, that's for sure. As opposed to previous Bethesda games, this one hardly crashes. It's much more stable than Skyrim at release, First the positive things. I would ignore the people giving this game a zero it's just fallout.
If you like fallout 3 and exploring the wasteland, you're going to enjoy this. I based my score on how much fun I've had compared to other games I've bought recently. I started up successful settlements to generate scrap and money, the power armor is totally OP now (it's not just another piece of armor it's like a tank), there are goofy quests, and some great characters. But, if you put all the problems the game has aside, I really had a lot of fun playing it. A lot of the side quests become very repetitive (especially the minutemen quests). You can actually finish the game before lvl 20, so that's a significant investment just to mod your equipment. As an example, there are 4 levels of armor crafting, 4 levels for guns, 4 levels of science for energy stuff, 4 levels of blacksmith for armor and melee, then you can't craft anything without parts, so you'll need to invest into the scavenger perk. I was looking forward to crafting weapons and found I had to invest heavily in the modding perks and scavenging perks to be able to do anything useful with a weapons bench. The settlement UI is not intuitive at all, and most of the time I had to resort to looking up how to do things on the internet. I've had the game crash probably 3 times in my 80 hours of gameplay. There are quite a lot of bugs and the game doesn't feel polished. Bigger map, better graphics, a few more features, but the game itself is very much the same. Bigger map, better graphics, a few more features, but the game itself The game is about what you would expect.
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