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** The first Fallout would give you certain items/weapons depending on your tagged skills helping you somewhat when starting out while here you only get a single spear regardless of tagged skills.
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** The first Fallout (and especially the contested ''VideoGame/FalloutTactics'') would give you certain items/weapons depending on your tagged skills helping you somewhat when starting out while here you only get a single spear regardless of tagged skills.
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** The first Fallout would give you certain items/weapons depending on your tagged skills helping you somewhat when starting out and usually items relevant to the tagged skill while here you only get a single spear regardless of tagged skills.
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** The first Fallout would give you certain items/weapons depending on your tagged skills helping you somewhat when starting out and usually items relevant to the tagged skill while here you only get a single spear regardless of tagged skills.
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** Random encounters are far more dangerous and far more frequent.
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** There are some who find the game, at least in part, inferior to the first game outside of just the tone, such as the much harder combat, more often and dangerous random encounters or how the game's unfinished nature sometimes makes quests counter-intuitive.
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** There are some who find the game, at least in part, inferior to the first game outside of just the tone, such as the much harder combat, more often and dangerous random encounters or how the game's unfinished nature sometimes makes quests counter-intuitive.
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The only part that's true is the fact you can't change it in the middle of combat
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** The ability to alter your companion's combat behavior/inventory is only available ''out of combat'', this borderline makes it useless when travelling as the extremely random nature of encounters means you can't adequately prepare for them as if you give them ammo for guns? watch them waste it on weak enemies that you can easily melee such as Mantis/Geckos but if you don't give them ammo and then you'll watch them charge down enemies with 10mm submachine guns and get blown to pieces.
