Would you recommend Fallout Nevada and/or Fallout 1.5?

[Vex Hilarius]

Which one do you think is better? Wondering which one i should play first.

[FM]

I have recently beaten Resurrection, so maybe I can share my thought on this game.

If compare it with FO1, 2, I'd say Resurrection has clearer main theme, and storyline is pretty memorable and neat.

After finishing the game, I was surprised I can remember every town's features and details, and I found they are all connected with the same core, which is very neatly presented in the openning(I'd rather not spoil it).

Companions are more helpful and emotional connected, more like traditional cRPG companion feature, which is satisfying.

Although the final antagonist could've been written more compelling, his setting really got some potential.

Overall, I'd say Resurrection is a spiritual presentation of original Fallout with surprising improvments.

[littlemarty]

Fallout Nevada was amazing. They added some pretty cool features and a ton of great locations. I would highly recommend a playthrough! I would say though to pay extra attention to everything in every area! I found a lot of cool things to interact with and there were quite a few challenging puzzle type areas as well. Hell, I had a good time for a few hours just cruising around with the metal detector! If you run into any snags feel free to post questions here as I have a few runs under my belt and it's kind of a pain in the ass to get some of the fun stuff like power armor and the truck!

[littlemarty]

I forgot to mention the crafting in Nevada was a great feature! You can mod some weapons and create some unique weapons as well as eventually get an ammo press to make your own bullets! It's pretty nice making 2mm EC shells from junk! With enough science skill and a handy dandy CL 3000 Portable Lab you can make your own stims and such!

[Czirne]

Originally posted by MoonLenin:

I've that Fallout: Nevada is really good, but EXTREMELY dark. Like disturbingly so.
For example I've heard that one of the merchants who sells end-game gear is also a pedophile and child molester and he keeps children locked in his basement. A quest is involved in helping him capture a run away child. But if you're okay with dark stuff like that, then its pretty damn good. Those types of quests are very common though. Pushing the boundries of ethics for the player and what you're willing to do. I've been wanting to play it, but I haven't been able to will myself to do so lol

I havent heard much about Fallout 1.5, but I don't think it is as dark as Fallout Nevada. Takes place in New Mexico as well.

The spoiler you mentioned is in fact Fallout 1.5 ressurection. Fallout 1.5 ressurection dont punish you if you play evil character(like F1 and F2), quite the opposite, Some people even said if you are selfish prick and dont care abour morality of your choices the game is easier than when you try to be a god guy.

[m1kk]

I'm in the middle of Fallout of Nevada at the moment and I have to say I'm very impressed. We'll see how things end up but I love how bleak the world feels. Feels much more like Fallout 1 than 2 event tho you have New Reno, Vault City etc.

Fallout 1.5: Resurrection was also amazing but it had less familiar feeling as it was based on a whole new area. Maybe it was just my character build at the time but I feel like 1.5 was also the more difficult game. Especially what comes to fights (or maybe it was just my combat driven character build).

You should play both :)