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This dramatic opening to the game's story, coupled with the opening cinematic, sets the tone for the whole game.

A short time later, a cruel twist of fate sees you escape the vault as the last survivor and venture out into a post-apocalyptic wasteland. Unfortunately, with bombs dropping on nearby towns, that need arises pretty quickly, and you and your family are rushed into the vault along with a few lucky others. After tending to your son and watching a bit of TV, a knock at the door and a short conversation with a Vault-Tec rep later, you become the newest family with permission to enter Vault 111 should the need arise.

Mr."Oh I'm the type of guy that likes to roam around."įallout 4 places you in Boston, Massachusetts and has you take control of an unnamed character as he/she goes about their daily life.

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If you were in third-person when you went into one of those mode, you’re back in third-person when you come out. When you enter dialogue, the camera zooms into first-person. It’s really no different than any game that lets you zoom a third-person camera back. That’s more for fun, and to survey the scene. So yeah, you can use third-person for combat, but the game wasn’t really designed to be played with the camera pulled ALL the way back, isometric style. You can zoom the camera back pretty far in third-person, but there comes a point where it becomes less and less effective the farther back you pull the camera, just because you’re so damn small and it’s hard to gauge where the crosshair is at that point. all in third person, and the camera was designed to accommodate that kind of gameplay, unlike the third-person camera in Oblivion, which was more of a “vanity mode.” You can run around, adventure, get into combat (“run and gun”) etc. I meant, in general, the game is fully playable in third person.

Emil Pagliarulo clarifies what you can do in the several viewpoints used in Fallout 3: