They send you to a location that might be out of your way and maybe you wouldn't ever visit it otherwise. Cambridge Polymer Labs is one of my favorites, but there are dozens of them if you look around.Īnd that is also part of the reason to do those repeating quests. Hacking terminals and reading the logs on them while exploring a building, you can piece together a fantastic little story of what was happening in this place 200 years ago. The world itself can have such a story to tell if you are willing to look around for it. There is one major factor of Fallout that people either don't know about or seem to forget.

Maybe with the complaints the dlcs will incorporate them We win some we lose some.honestly I didn't even notice until people complained. We gets voiced actor and we lose that dialogue system. The building are also far better designed and some have a lot more mysterious. As my dream is to connect every town together and build them all. Than there is the building system which adds hours. But those random quests are nice to grind too. id say equal or a bit more than new Vegas. That gave me about 60 hours.įallout 4 has much more content. But new Vegas was also reusing everything with 3 and enhancing it.

From counting there was 29 side quests or so from the wiki but only about 10 or less had any substance to them. 10!!!! I beat the game and all of its quests in about 20-30 hours.

I don't know if people remember but fallout 3 has literally 10 side quests.

Fallout 4 or witcher 3