I recently tried to replay some games of my childhood. I’ve tried Dune II, Sid Meier’s Civilization and Alpha Centauri and I couldn’t play them because the UI is too dated, but Fallout an Fallout 2 are still great, 27 years later.
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No. Leave them alone Bethesda.
They’re still playable. Leave them be.
Just do the graphics.
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And the bugs
Bethesda creates bugs, they don’t fix them.
You don’t like the car disappearing and losing all the stuff you threw in the trunk forever?
I kid, cause even with the bugs fallout 2 is my absolute fav
The bugs are partly why I love FO2. You can’t do all the gang quests in Little Reno during a single run without the bugs!
I just luvved how Cassidy decided time was up and turned against the party whenever I reached the NCR. Had to keep the ol’ fella away from there
I was like “What Bugs!?!” then saw your post and remembered the fuckin car…
I recently tried to replay some games of my childhood. I’ve tried Dune II, Sid Meier’s Civilization and Alpha Centauri and I couldn’t play them because the UI is too dated, but Fallout an Fallout 2 are still great, 27 years later.