Fallout 2: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game

Fun but very clunky compared to the later games, especially the very user-unfriendly way of using skills. An improvement on the first though!

Games really cool, would love to play it.

So, I'm running this game on a Lenovo ideapad, not top of the range but I was told it was decent for what i needed, I know old games sometimes act weird on newer machines but I'm honestly baffled.

I haven't gotten past the first area, the furthest I got was just over the bridge from Arroyo village (the first area) because every few minutes the game would lock into movement mode but not let me move, the screen also seemed to pick a direction at random and scroll to the maximum it could on that axis, this persists between saves but stops for a short while if I fully relaunch the game. I read online that some other people have had an issue similar to this, but the only solution offered was to close discord. I did this and it kept happening. In fact, the time it happened that made me stop playing all together the menu buttons on my PC stopped responding to clicks. They'd light up to show they'd been clicked and then do nothing. Not just the menu buttons in the game ALL THE MENU BUTTONS ON MY PC, including task manager.

I had to restart my computer twice to get it back to normal and at this point I just consider the current build of Fallout 2 straight up unplayable. It locks you out of the game what feels like every 3-5 minutes or so. I've no idea what causes this, but until the problem is fixed, don't spend money on a game you can't play.

Would love to hear if there is a fix to this.

Sometimes a sequel is just the first thing again, but bigger. And this is an example of that truly working. Way more of a pain to get running properly for me than 1, or Tactics, but it is so very worth it. Best played directly after 1, so the references are fresh, and without looking at a guide for everything.

Best fallout for story and RPG other than New Vegas.

Fallout 2 is unbelievably fun, but clunky. The restoration patch is a necessity.

After i helped the gecko thing with vault city, i just didnt touch this game ever again. Still though, i really like the style in this game. And not to forget... FRANK HORRIGAN.

after 10 hours of playing i loved this game, its brutal as a start but as soon as you reach navarro your set, id recommend playing fallout 1 first as its a direct sequel

Great sequel to a great game. The controls and gameplay are a bit easier than the first one but it still takes some time to learn.

A timeless classic with attractive female characters that lets you kill children.

Compared to the first Fallout game, I personally enjoyed this one way more. And yes, I don't think it aged perfectly but it's still playable after many years. I know it sounds hypocritical when I said that the first game aged horribly, but I'd say the sequel makes easier to learn how to play.

So you play as the long descendant of the Vault Dweller, the same hero of the first game whowas kicked to the Wasteland after defeating the Master and saving Vault 13. You start in a tribe in Arroyo, in Northern California. Your mission? To find the Garden of Eden Creation Kit (G.E.C.K) to save Arroyo from radiation and to stop the evil Enclave, the remnants of the U.S.A goverment after the bombs dropped. I'd say it's more fun than the first game's plot as a personal opinion.

And here comes the most hated part: gameplay. As I said, it aged badly, since the game is from 1998 and it doesn't come with tutorial (and as a personal taste, I hate turn-based games), but I consider it more familiar for new players. You don't start already in a hard enviroment, but in a place that guides you with the mechanics to understand how to play.

Visually I can't say too much: the graphics are the same of the previous game with a decent style but creepy faces.

And the same for the voice acting, OST and sound effects.

I think 10€ might be a fair price since the game is way more long than the first Fallout, but if you want it for less price on sales it costs 2,5€.

So, I truly recommend Fallout 2 over Fallout 1, since if you want to start with the franchise and want to play the classic games (those before Bethesda bought the franchise and made Fallout 3) I find it easier to learn and enjoy

Tough, but also one of the all time greats

Fallout 2 is the second game released originally by Interplay and Black Isle Studio in what was once one of the greatest RPG franchises of all time, which would then be completely ruined storywise by the amateurs at Bethesda and Amazon.

The game is an isometric RPG with round based combat, and it is extremely difficult at times and can be very restrictive. It is nearly impossible to achieve everything with one character unless you play perfectly according to every best method practice out there. Instead, the game encourages players to create characters with very specific strengths and weaknesses. Are you the dumb, slow brute who punches everyone to death, the sneaky, agile, but ugly and weak sniper who takes his targets down from the distance, or the smooth talker who rather fights with words than weapons and prefers to solve conflcts in a diplomatic fashion? If you truly wish to play in a specific style and actually want to roleplay as a person, the possibilities here are limitless.
You can also find many companions in the multiple settlements, depending on your quest decisions and charisma level. They can help you in fights, carry stuff for you, and can also help you out at times if their skills in something are higher than yours.

Considering the games age, it naturally has very simple graphics and annoying gameplay and control features, but the story and atmosphere still hold up very easily today.
If you wish to go through the game carefree and without much of a fuss, but instead prefer to focus on the world and story more, there are safe editors out there which can help you easily become a god among men.

There is one must-have mod that is absolutely necessary to play this game properly on modern systems called SFALL which you can download here https://github.com/sfall-team/sfall
Here, you can also follow the links to the Restoration Project and Unofficial Patch, which are also extremely recommended for an enhanced gameplay experience. Fallout 2 Restoration Project includes all other mods presented here.

The game is not for everyone and takes some getting used to, but if you learn to enjoy it, you will have an incredible time.

NOTE: After installing SFALL or any mod including it, open the ddraw.ini file and set "ProcessorIdle" to 15 to prevent extreme CPU usage

No new Fallout game can reach this level of peak, if I could be engaged with the Chrysalis Highwayman I would.

A great RPG that gives weight to your choices and allows for a lot of replay value in terms of both gameplay and plot. Would recommend using a guide for your first playthrough as several of the intended solutions for quests can be convoluted.

Fantastic game, not for the common gamer the games difficulty is surface level if you know what you're doing and build your character sheet right its a breeze. This is the original dream of fallout and therefore a relic of something I hold dear to my heart

Fallout 2 is a fantastic game with occasionally genius writing and other times with a 14 year olds interpretation of what makes a game "mature" with which I don't feel I'm in the headspace to eloquently describe or explain.

Either way the main story is exceptional with fantastic characters, companions are expanded to being actual characters with quests of their own to partake in and an unfortunate amount of fourth wall breaking which honestly just made me roll my eyes. It feels like a game that constantly take one step forward and one step back resulting in an enjoyable but bloated experience. At least the music still rules, especially san franciscos theme.

Concluding this is a great game mired in some weird flaws and it's way too irritatingly difficult.

This game perfectly balances the humor and dark themes of the franchise making for a fun experience for any fallout fan. My favorite part about this game is the fun melee related missions. I love melee builds in these games and this one by far had the most fun melee build so far!

phenomenal, absolutely the best purchase I've made on Steam, I am an obsidian games dick-rider for life bc of this masterpiece

A lesson in rpg design and philosophy

Ship quest and last level are pure ass on par with pathfinder 1 ending

Experiencing "Fallout 2" after navigating the complexities of "Fallout: New Vegas" offers a unique perspective on the franchise's evolution. While the graphical fidelity of the former may present a stark contrast to modern standards, its robust role-playing mechanics and intricate narrative remain compelling. The sheer breadth of player agency, coupled with the often-absurd scenarios encountered, provides a distinct and engaging experience. Furthermore, the historical context afforded by "Fallout 2" enriches one's understanding of the factions and characters that populate the Mojave Wasteland, revealing their origins and providing a deeper appreciation for the series' lore.

Great Game! I can recommend playing it, especially to see where the modern Fallout games came from.
There are a bunch of gameplay improvements over Fallout 1 (being able to push NPCs blocking you away and marking friendly NPCs differently from enemies were some great changes). Some gameplay things are badly communicated sometimes, e.g., where/how you can use your skills/items is often not very clear, so you may need to look up solutions to certain problems.
Graphics obviously aged a lot, and it is a bit unstable on modern systems (but I guess so are modern games too), so maybe check if any mods can help you with the stability if you have issues.

Old game. Gameplay graphics actually aren't that big of an issue, considering the POV of the camera, but cutscenes look like the bloopers from Toy Story.

Gameplay: The percentage chances on attack can feel stupid at times (why does walking 1 tile away reduce hit chance for guns by 10% at points) but it's still fine. Haven't gotten too far, but never fight addicts. If you're in The Den, do NOT approach any addicts on the street. Always save, there have been points where a random encounter killed me instantly. Also, sometimes can feel grindy or slow, especially prevalent due to the urgent nature of the story. (a leather jacket, the earliest form of armor you can get, costs $500, what kind of wastelander is buying this stuff for them to put the prices so high??)

Story: Haven't gotten far into it, but it's fine. You just gotta find a G.E.C.K & the environmental storytelling is cool. Some of the options you can choose in dialogue are really upholding that M rating, but it's to be expected in the apocalypse (wouldn't recommend letting someone under age 14-15 play, but there can be exceptions based on the person)

Overall, a deserved classic in the series, some of these elements should definitely be brought back

After having sex with a mob bosses daughter, a bug occurred where my companions disappeared. The only way to fix it, was to have sex with his wife.

Well... I guess I should write a Fallout 2 review.

So let me start with this, the first time I played Fallout 2 was back after it came out in the 1990's. And if there had been a Reddit back in the 1990's? Chances are we never would have seen anything after this one. Yeah quick history lesson kids, Fallout 2 was pretty much rushed out the door and was more broken then anything Bethesda has done. Still hey it's 2025 and the game has been fixed so lets get into it.

**Story** Spoilers for Fallout 1 ahead folks you have been warned.

So at the end of Fallout 1 the Vault Dweller after recovering a water chip and ending the threat of The Master and his Super Mutant Army finally came home to Vault 13, and pretty much got told to leave. He does, then he finds a bunch of other Vault Dwellers left to join him. Thus the Vault Dweller travels up far north and ends up making a small village named "Arroyo" has a family and after their spouse passed away left their notes along with their Vault Suit and wandered off. After two generations or so Arroyo has started started to suffer. However the Vault Dwellers notes talk about the Garden of Eden Creation Kit or the G.E.C.K. well the "Holy G.E.C.K." to the Tribals of Arroyo. Thus the village elder tasks you to go off and find it.

You only have to grab that Vault Suit from an annoying starting area. And after save scumming your way past that? You are off on your holy quest as the Chosen One. With a couple of bucks, maybe a sharpened spear, and some coke errr I mean healing powder. On your way you'll encounter old friends from Fallout 1, make new friends, get yourself a car, find out what this whole "Enclave" thing is, become a Boxing Champ and/or Porno Star. And oh yeah find that Holy G.E.C.K thing while growing more and more snarky along the way.

**Gameplay**

If you played Fallout 1? Well Fallout 2 is pretty much the same only with a number of new perks, skills, and a ton of new items and the like. You can take one of three pre-made characters or do what everyone will do and make a character and get that 10 in INT for all the skill points.

Combat is still pretty much the same, you have action points, punching, kicking, stabbing, cutting, shooting something will cost a few. Companions now won't shoot you in the back thanks to being able to give them simple commands, so not only can you have pack mules but they can do something. Some of whom can do things like make chems or be able to repair things as well.

**Gameworld**

So really quick? A lot of you kids are not going to get some of the stuff in Fallout 2 as it was *very* 1990's. Case in point I remember a 20 something kid asking why the last Boxxer in New Reno will bite your ear. Still Fallout 2 is bigger then the first game, you have more towns and places to visit. More random encounters ranging from King Arthur and his Knights looking for the Holy Hand Grenade, to crashed Starfleet Shuttles with dead Red Shirts! You sorta get to see what your actions in Fallout 1 led too. Super Mutants are still around some of whom are pretty friendly. There's this whole NCR thing that started up. And there's that Enclave thing running around as well.

**Music/Sound**

Once again the music is pretty good with a few new tracks put into the game. And the sound again is pretty good along with the voice acting. Dwight Schulz plays Hakunin the Shaman of your village. Michael Dorn takes some time away from Deep Space 9 to voice Super Mutant and party member Marcus and a man named Frank. And Jeffrey Jones has some voice over work and remember Fallout 2 came out in the 1990's before things about him came out...

**Overall**

Fallout 2 is where Fallout really sorta came into it's own if you will. Where the first game really tried to be Wasteland but with a 1950's Sci-Fi B-Movie setting rather then a 1980's one. Fallout 2 is where all the pop culture jokes and the like started popping up, half the people you run into in the Wasteland are some mix of insane, stupid, insanely stupid. You start off bright eyed and ready to leave the village! By the end you are snarking it up about everything and wondering if you should just sit back and watch that person kill themselves as it could be funny.

Fallout 2 is a classic, and if you don't believe me? Then go over to No Mutants Allowed, really they worship this game over there.

Понятие "непоколебимая классика" подходит Fallout 2 как никогда. Это - отличный пример настоящей RPG - такой, как она была задумана изначально. Невозможно не удивиться тому, что за почти тридцать лет существования данной игры в жанре не было придумано чего-то более разнообразного, более ролевого, более дофаминового, или хотя бы чуточку похожего. Ну ладно. Придумали. New Vegas.

Несмотря на довольно архаичный геймплей, который с первого взгляда напоминает что-то между RTS и Point-and-Click, дьявол, как говорится, кроется в деталях. Не совру, если отмечу, что абсолютно все квесты в игре имеют больше одного варианта прохождения - и это прекрасно! Во время своей игры мне приходилось очень много раз страдать из-за своей стартовой прокачки, думая, что в определённых моментах я просто засофтлочил себе игру - ан нет! Стоит включить немного смекалки, как любой момент вполне себе проходится!
Пример: был такой момент, когда мне необходимо было достать предмет из шкафчика, который охраняется тяжеловооруженным солдатом. Уровень моей скрытности довольно низок, а если попытаться взломать шкафчик отмычкой, стражник рядом неизбежно триггерится. Даже его убийство (которое, кстати, повлекло за собой триггер всей базы) не лишило меня проблемы - шкафчик всё равно не поддаётся моим отмычкам. И как здесь быть? Перепробованы разные виды отмычек (в том числе улучшенные электронные), уровня силы не хватает, чтобы выломать шкафчик монтировкой... значит, попробуем зарядить динамит, поставить перед шкафчиком... и о чудо! Замок выломан, а предмет взят.
И вот такое в игре происходит всегда - там, где мостики к одним событиям сожжены, открыты к другим, и это касается не только доставания предметов из шкафчиков.

Однако, не одним разнообразием едины. Несмотря на довольно выигрышный аргумент в плане многоходового прохождения игры, минусы в ней определённо присутствуют.
Во-первых, это изменение обстановки. Если в первой Fallout мы сталкивались с довольно мрачным отображением постядерной действительности, то во второй мы чаще видим смешки, приколы, и прочие попытки разрядить чрезмерную серьёзность. Как таковым минусом называть это будет ошибкой, но нельзя не отметить, что разработчиков чувство меры иногда подводит, и странные решения вроде призраков и говорящих животных всё же возникают. Угу, а вы на город детей и вампиров в Fallout 3 блевались.
Во-вторых, излишняя амбициозность. Под этим я подразумеваю чересчур большую карту пустошей, на которой, порой, Вам приходится проводить больше времени, чем непосредственно в самих городах. Для того, чтобы скомпенсировать это, имеется возможность обзавестись самым настоящем автомобилем, однако и тут всё не просто - для этого нужно будет пройти цепочку квестов и иметь в кармане 2000 вечно зелёных. Ах да, и это не всё. У автомобиля кончается топливо, а заправляется он ядерными и микроядерными батареями, которые мало того, что сами по себе стоят немало, так ещё и являются боеприпасами к оружию, в случае если Вы решили качаться через энергооружие. Ну вот так вот - всё сурово.

Но на самом деле это лишь игровые условности, к которым можно и нужно привыкнуть, так как в обмен Вы получаете незабываемое приключение, которое вполне может продлиться долгие дни или даже месяцы.
Посему, если Вы всё же сможете выделить условные два часа на то, чтобы разобраться в механиках без rage quit - милости прошу. Лично я так и поступил. И не пожалел.

For me, Fallout 2 is the best game ever made. Great humor. The game is not holding your hand. Plenty to discover, and with a great replayability! Give it a shot, and stich with it for a while, let it sink in....

When you take the voice module back to Vault 13 the game crashes and it doesn't matter what you do it crashes and cant get past that to get the GECK

i just found out you can use the number pad when you're trading with other people instead of just holding down the mouse button

would've been great to know 40 hours and another game ago

In a way, I love it, really do, but its low points, albeit not too agregious, are plentiful and hit it in ways that would take too long to explain. Nothing in any way close to the reputation its detractors give it though.

At the end of the day, it's a game of an enormous and seriously commendable scale, but whose qualities, or at least those not regarding U.I. and usefulness of companions, are easily outclassed by its predecessor.

Nothing feels as immediate, the tone isn't nearly as gripping, the moments of levity aren't quite as endearing, and the writing itself, though worldclass in instances aplenty, ultimately struggles when it comes to the big picture. Frank Horrigan is a great use of the "vague villain in a complex world" trope but the Enclave itself does not manage to properly match, much less follow the Unity nor Frank the Master.

It can often be too obtuse as well, not to mention a chore--byproduct of its huge map and all which it entails. It starts fine enough, expands into something spectacular 20% through, and manages to hold said spectacle until just before the very end, though not outright evading the aforementioned hiccups. Once the final area starts however, it all Ouroboros its way back into being only "fine".

Strong recommend if you love the original or the series as a whole; less so if you don't.

7+/10

One of the best games ever made. The dialogue is the most hilariously written slew of cultural references imaginable, and you can cut the atmosphere/soundscape with a knife.

This is the classic Fallout most people think of in terms of fun, creative, sometimes wacky content in the postnuclear wasteland. Fallout 2 is a massive step up from 1 in every way EXCEPT combat.

"But Fallout 1's combat sucked, how could it be worse?" Well for 2 reasons: 1) the increased scale leads to bigger fights, 2) gear progression is more balanced, as in you can't buy endgame gear halfway through if you have the money.

ON PAPER, these both sound like improvements. The problem is, there's still no depth or challenge to the combat so all this achieves is making fights longer and more tedious, which isn't helped by the sheer number of random encounters you'll face due to the size of the world and amount of backtracking. Don't get me wrong, combat in Fallout is important as a reflection of your character build. But in terms of actual gameplay, its only redeeming feature was being mercifully brief. And Fallout 2 missed that memo.

Fallout 2 is a massive step up from Fallout 1, offering a deeper, more immersive RPG experience with a wider range of choices, unique quest outcomes, and lasting consequences. The freedom to make morally complex decisions and shape the fate of entire towns added a level of weight that Fallout 1 only scratched the surface of.

One of the biggest improvements was the removal of the strict time limit, which made exploration feel much less stressful. While Fallout 1 had a sense of urgency that worked for its post-apocalyptic survival theme, Fallout 2 allowed for a more open-ended, player-driven experience, and the ability to continue playing after the main story was a welcome addition.

However, the game isn’t without its downsides. The expanded world, while impressive, often felt too spread out, making long stretches of travel more common than combat or meaningful dialogue. While this made the wasteland feel vast and realistic, it also meant spending a lot of time wandering between distant locations rather than engaging in the core RPG elements.

Overall, Fallout 2 builds on everything that made Fallout 1 great while offering a more ambitious, player-driven experience. The sheer depth of choices and consequences makes it one of the most rewarding RPGs of its time, even if the pacing sometimes slows down due to the size of the world.

Absolutely great RPG so far, around 5 hours in. The tutorial can be a big downfall and the first segment of travel before you reach a city, however once you play around 2 hours you'll relize the mechanics and be hooked. Very immersive, this game is a simulator.

Second best fallout-like RPG ever. Still stands strong to this day (minus some technical issues and some dated UI/gameplay mechanics).
The intro/tutorial sequence is the most annoying part in the game probably, but it IS a "temple of trials" after all. If you can survive that, the rest of the game will be very much enjoyable till the end.

its a scam. doesnt run and is unplayable on windows. Just like fallout 3 that doesnt even launch and fallout VR that freezes so much its unplayable. buying the fallout bundle is a scam. save your money

A more expansive version of Fallout one. Lots of cool connections with Fallout New Vegas too. 9/10

One of the best Post Apocalypse RPG in my opinion. It's been 30 years since I played this game, and now I still enjoy playing with, especially with mods.

I definitely have more than 9 hours on record, given that I originally played this from a CD installation!

An epic part of my younger life. Still probably one of the best RPGs ever made if your looking for a game where choices matter, and where you really get a different experience when you build your character differently.

I wish they would remaster this and give it modern quality of life upgrades, because then I'd play it again and again.

Crazy how many hours can be put into playing this. As long you like rpg's and have the patience to learn the controls and mechanics, which are surprisingly deep, than your enjoyment is all but guaranteed. Lots of memorable characters and quests, wide variety of builds and ways to play, interesting stories and lore, and so much more that make for a one of a kind memorable and re-playable experience.

Game from childhood
I've started it one thousand times and finished maybe 2 or 3 )))

What a GREAT Game so far -- UI is dated but it doesnt matter

It takes a little to get used to, but boy howdy it is pretty fun! Im not gonna lie but i had to look at one or two videos on yt because of some puzzle or to find a thing but I still got very immersed. Great game!!

I am a big fan of the fallout franchise, I started to collect the games and could not stop at console. I bought an old PC just to play fallout 1 and 2 and its totally worth it. I been hearing that the game was hellish and impossible to play but all you need is to do your research and constantly save. give it a few hours and you start to get the hang of it, as a xbox fallout player let me tell this game can feel slow and tiresome. If you are not interested on the story and just want to play or mess around I recommend putting something in the background so you don't go crazy.

best game i ever played in my life, just got in to the older fallout titles and this one is my favourite at the moment and i havent finisht it yet

The classic sequel to the even more classic post-nuclear original! Strap in and hold on to your nostalgia, it's gonna get GECK. The satire and silliness are as vast as the wasteland itself.

I can't judge this game on the timeperiod when it came out so this is my review of the game in 2025. This game was probably phenomenal when it came out which is why it has such a devout following I guess, but this game was not as fun as fallout 1. The gameplay is really showing it's age and it's many faults become more and more detrimental to the experience as the game drags on. They were easier to overlook in fallout 1 due to it's length but the gameplay could have used a more extensive overhaul IMO.

There is some gold in this game, vault 13 was a particular highlight for me. But getting to it requires navigating the clunky gameplay and inconsistent difficulty. In the end I don't think it was worth it which is why I do not recommend it for fans that joined after fallout 3.

i just adore the atmoshere. unlike the bethesda titles (excluding new vegas) this game feels like a true hellhole.

My character:

- lost the match in chess against a radscorpion,
- became a p*rn star,
- blew up the toilet and left the whole village in local excrement,
- slept with someone's wife,
- kidnapped a young drug maker and sold him to the slave guild (because why not),
- won in a boxing tournament and became famous,
- had a word SLAVER tattooed on his forehead,
- was given the title of a chi*ldkiller, a gigolo, Kama Sutra Master, or a graverobber (among others),
- joined the cult,

Peak RPG experience 10/10

I blew up the "President of the United States of America" with a plastic explosive, in a video game.

Fallout 2 is a pretty great follow-up to the original and a step in the right direction. Not all of it aged well as some problems from the first game carried over, but overall I did really enjoy this classic RPG. I think the writing has improved a bit and "think" is the word I use specifically. Showing how much has changed since the first entry. A wasteland that now has to fend for itself now that the strongest faction in the previous game is gone and an even stronger one wishes to dominate the land with an iron fist. Each of the towns have their own unique problems where you get to decide what the best choice/outcome is. The stuff that make a proper Fallout game. Quests are more diverse and plentiful as ever, and this time there's an actual tutorial showing you how to utilize the tools you can acquire. It's a much better game than Fallout 1 in my opinion.

However, like I mentioned earlier a lot of the same problems the first game had are still here. The UI is terrible and trying to scroll through your inventory to find a specific item you need or ammo to reload the gun you are using is a nightmare. In fact, I'm surprised there's no reload button and I have manually open the inventory menu! Combat is still not very fun for me too. The enemy and weapon variety has improved, which is lovely, but the game can still be needlessly cruel at times or downright broken depending on the build you have. (Yet that is the joy of RPGs so I won't say it's too much of a downside.) I like the writing and lore more, but I hate how they frame you as "The Chosen One." There's a reason why, but I hate when video games treat you like this holy being who is going to solve every single problem that apparently no one else can. Not saying you have to be a Vault Dweller every Fallout game, but New Vegas did something like this as well. In that game though you were treated as an ordinary person thrown into a situation beyond their control and understand. Therefore you imagine the character to be whoever you want without needing of a backstory.

Somewhat of a spoiler, but this game has been out for more than two decades and they're a major faction in the third game. The Enclave is an amazing villainous faction. They're shown in the intro scene and for the rest of the game you get small glimpses of them. You never know who they and what their motives are until you start locating their secret bases. You can run into patrols of them, but they're rare encounters. The more you witness and learn of them you start to see them as nothing but cruel. Remnants of the US government who slaughter what they don't see as fit for American society. Choosing "pure blood" rather than give humanity a second chance. Just these evil mother******s and that's why I think they're a great antagonist group. You learn about them, understand why they do what they do, hate them, and spend the last few hours of the game working towards enough strength until you think you're equipped well enough to take them down. Just a wonderfully written evil that makes you question their beliefs and blind patriotism.

Phyllis: (Explaining why there is no children in Vault City)

The Chosen One:

"Oh well, I thought there weren't any children because this might be the European version of Fallout 2. Goodbye. "