Sheriff Lucas Simms wants to maintain some sense of law and order, even just the trappings of it, to make sure that life is fair and possible for the people there. Moira, for example, wants to do research for a guide that will make life more liveable for the people who don't have the comfort of something like Megaton. Yet Megaton survives, and something that looks like normal life happens there. As the player approaches, two giant sheets of metal retract, allowing them into the entryway and near the doors that will take them inside. Sometimes that robot is shooting a laser gun at some ants. The shards of its protective walls arch up toward the sky, and when you approach it for the first time, you can hear a robot talking. It's a cone-shaped settlement that sits on top of a small hill. What do we do with Megaton?Īs the player begins the game and emerges from Vault 101, Megaton is the first inhabited structure that they will see.

I love the rival families of New Reno and the ghoulish Necropolis, but I always go back to the first major mission of Fallout 3. However, Fallout 3 has stuck with me in a way that the other two games didn't. They used a wide array of skill point interactions with the game world to produce some truly bizarre occurrences and solutions to problems, where 3 distilled much to checking if your Science skill was high enough to access a console so that you could do a puzzle. They were tactical role-playing games with a turn-based combat system, it's a first-person adventure game.

While it isn't a reboot (it kept the numbering, after all), it certainly doesn't follow from the former games. Fallout 3 is different from the first two games in the series.

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