Fallout 4, the fourth installment in the beloved post-apocalyptic RPG series, is a game that squandered its potential by prioritizing quantity over quality. Despite the initial hype surrounding its release in 2015, the game quickly fell flat, failing to live up to the expectations set by its predecessors.

One of Fallout 4's most glaring flaws is its shallow and uninteresting narrative. The main story is predictable and uninspired, offering little incentive to continue playing. The side quests are equally monotonous, providing repetitive and uninteresting Fetch and Kill missions. The characters, from the aloof protagonist to the forgettable companions, are equally lacking in depth and personality.

The game's combat system is another major disappointment. While the introduction of VATS (Vault-Tec Assisted Targeting System) was a nice addition, the overall combat feels clunky and unsatisfying. Enemies are bullet sponges that take an absurd amount of damage to kill, while the player character feels weak and vulnerable. The lack of variety in enemy types also makes for repetitive and boring encounters.

The world of Fallout 4, while vast and initially impressive, quickly becomes repetitive and uninspired. The environments are largely barren and lifeless, lacking the vibrant detail and atmosphere that made previous Fallout games so immersive. The locations, from the Commonwealth to the Glowing Sea, all feel samey and unoriginal.

The only saving grace of Fallout 4 came in the form of the popular Fallout TV series. The show introduced fans to a new and compelling interpretation of the Fallout universe, rekindling interest in the franchise. Unfortunately, while the TV show may have temporarily boosted Fallout 4's popularity, it could not disguise the game's fundamental flaws.

In conclusion, Fallout 4 is a deeply flawed game that fails to deliver on the promise of its predecessors. Its shallow narrative, uninspired combat, repetitive side quests, and unoriginal world make it an unfun and disappointing experience. Even the popularity of the Fallout TV series could not salvage this game from its own mediocrity.

P.S. I hate Fallout tv series