Bethesda never understood Fallout

[Aradiel]

Fallout 1, 2 (3 some kind): post-apocalypse is terrible
Fallout 76: post-apocalypse is fun

[PotatoBasket]

Ah. Why did you give points for that? It's not even clever.

Ok, please play through one and two again. You can also check out interviews with programmers from both generations of devs; many are posted by users on this forum, so the majority of regular visitors are fairly aware your post is erroneous - based on their own experience and the above mentioned interviews.

Now, to be fair I'm not sure BoS might have been a tad more serious. It and Fallout Shelter are the only two titles I haven't touched.

Tactics is my next least played of the titles. A super mutant faction in that game is lead by Gammorin, the supermutant. No, he's not really a super mutant - well, he used to be until he was defeated in hand-to-hand combat by a captured Brotherhood Paladin. The Paladin kills Gammorin, but gets brain damage. Since the Super Mutant horde then acknowledges him as their Master, he comes to think of and eventually believe that he himself is a supermutant. Thus Gammorin was born - one of the hands down best fallout characters of all time. Everything about his character is absurd.

You forgot New Vegas, but that did have a lot less humor. Or maybe it just wasn't funny. I'm not a fan of it but I'm sure those players can chime in but so far as I can tell that is the only fallout title that focused on first person features rather than classic Fallout ones.

[Sothis]

OP just up and ignores all the hilarious, tongue in cheek references and sets and events in Fallout since the first one.

Yes it's terrible. It's also satire. Both can coexist.