You can also just leave the sewer and forget all about it, maybe try and sell the Amulet of Kings? You can play crazy and go straight to the Shivering Isles while the world around you falls apart. In Oblivion, you can leave the prison, take the message to the Priory and go on about your way. Do you want to go looking for revenge and to fulfill your contract? Do you want to try and get as far away from the man who shot you? Do you simply not care and just give up your job as a Courier after seeing how dangerous it is, maybe taking up bounty hunting to learn how to protect yourself in this unforgiving world? In Fallout New Vegas, you're even more free. Maybe after your dad leaves you can blame him for screwing up completely with your nice little life in the Vault and your childhood sweetheart Amata, and go down the path of moral depravation. In Fallout 3, you can roleplay as a dick-head punk-rebel son that doesn't really care about dad and becomes disillusioned with the promises and pleasures of this brave new world, especially after learning that this whole sealed Vault thing was never really a thing at all. In Skyrim, it makes sense that you want to prepare before commiting to the dragon-hunting and the fulfillment of your destiny, or hell, you can just warn Balgruuf and leave Whiterun for the world, never even beginning the main quest. Other Bethesda-made and published games always leave some kind of "opening" for you to roleplay. How could I? It's my son, stolen and lost in this effed up world with giant roaches and zombies after some bloke just shot my wife in the face.Īn ancestor of Brahmins to cut the wall of text. Even if I make that veteran a white guy, he's not the "right" kind of white guy for the main characters' voice, you know?) is that I can't really justify doing anything else than looking for my son. One of the main problems I have, after the voiced main character that forces me to play as a very specific kind of white guy (city family office man that doesn't sound at all like the badass veteran I want to make.
I have 204 hours on it according to Steam, but I've only ever finished the main quest in one playthrough and gave up the game entirely in all the others before finishing either the main quest or any other meaningful thing. Ever since Fallout 4 was released, I've never uninstalled it, even if I don't play it as I had hoped I would before its launch.
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