This is either a drill tweet with more coherence and no character limit

Or a post-post modern slam poem.

Either way, I approve.

Or a post-post modern slam poem.

CUSTOMIZE YOUR SELF

CUSTOMIZE YOUR LIFE

GENERATED BABY

FROM YOU AND YOUR WIFE.

HIDE IN THE BIG SHELTER

TWO HUNDRED YEARS ALONE

ROBO BUTLER'S STILL HERE

BUILD YOUR DOG A HOME

Hide yo kids, hide yo wife, and hide yo husband cause they nukin' everybody out here.

We have approached Maximum Dad.

Is Fallout better than the Elder Scrolls? Disclaimer: I've only played Oblivion, and while I sunk over forty hours into it, I eventually realized that I had been doing the exact same thing for 40 hours, and still hadn't memorized the name of a single "character." Supposedly Skyrim is much better, but I dunno, I'm a littler hesitant to try anything else Bethesda has put out.

In my extremely biased opinion, Skyrim < Fallout 3 < Oblivion < games that really can't be compared due to limitations set at the time.

If only because the faces got less weird and the glitches became less game-brakey and more accidentally hilarious.

In my extremely biased opinion, Skyrim < Fallout 3 New Vegas < Oblivion < games that really can't be compared due to limitations set at the time.

 

If only because the faces got less weird and the glitches became less game-brakey and more accidentally hilarious.

Minor change to make Makaru's comment better, so he has an actually good game in the second slot.

Fallout and TES are different beasts who share an engine and a basic premise, though. Open World RPGs, but the way they handle is significantly different due to the setting and how skills and such work. I wouldn't call one better than the other, per se.

But, if characters are your problem, the Bethesda Fallouts might be worth your while. There's still plenty of characters, some of which have very small roles, but there's several who keep cropping up. New Vegas is better than 3, IMO, but that's probably because it was developed in part with bsidian, who don't right quests about vampires in train tunnels.