7 Years ago (2015):

I played this game a little bit on PS4 first, just cause I had the Collectors Edition with the Pipboy in it.
Anyway, I also bought this PC version and played it a lot.

I really like the setting etc., but still my personal favorite is and was Fallout 3.
Cause I really loved the beginning of it.
FO4 also has a nice start but nothing beats FO3 on that.

I'm a completer, means before I even touch a new Main quest I try and do every single possible side quest.
This is how I always play these type of games and will do in the future (Starfield) as well.

But this also leads to my biggest problem, I never finished it back then.
I played hundreds of sidequests and every main quest until I reached a point of no return.

The point where you have to decide! I hate (and love) these big decisions.

So, instead of deciding I simply stopped at this point somehow...



June (2022):

I saw the first gameplay of Starfield, I must admit, I'm (a bit) hyped.
What can I do for distracting myself? Yes, FO4!

So I finished all endings but without overwriting my pre-decision save.
Now I saw them all, only thing to do now is walking around, build settlements etc.



Present Day:

Result, still a great game, with Bethesda typical bugs here and there.

Now let's wait for the next big decision in Starfield...
Will I stop there at the point of no return?

Probably not again.

7 Years ago (2015): I played this game a little bit on PS4 first, just cause I had the Collectors Edition with the Pipboy in it. Anyway, I also bought this PC version and played it a lot. I really like the setting etc., but still my personal favorite is and was Fallout 3. Cause I really loved the beginning of it. FO4 also has a nice start but nothing beats FO3 on that. I'm a completer, means before I even touch a new Main quest I try and do every single possible side quest. This is how I always play these type of games and will do in the future (Starfield) as well. But this also leads to my biggest problem, I never finished it back then. I played hundreds of sidequests and every main quest until I reached a point of no return. The point where you have to decide! I hate (and love) these big decisions. So, instead of deciding I simply stopped at this point somehow... June (2022): I saw the first gameplay of Starfield, I must admit, I'm (a bit) hyped. What can I do for distracting myself? Yes, FO4! So I finished all endings but without overwriting my pre-decision save. Now I saw them all, only thing to do now is walking around, build settlements etc. Present Day: Result, still a great game, with Bethesda typical bugs here and there. Now let's wait for the next big decision in Starfield... Will I stop there at the point of no return? Probably not again.