thespanishcel
Overlord
★★★★★
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Things New Vegas does better:
-Your choices actually matter
-Many more dialogue options
-Different ways to end quests, if you have high speech you can complete important quests without killing anyone. In Skyrim high speech will only mean lower prices or skipping one fight but that's all.
-You can befriend or become enemies with factions and if you wear their clothes you will be treated as a member.
-You can't do everything in a single playthrough because doing some quests for a faction will make you enemy of the rival faction and prevent access to its questline, which is realistic. In Skyrim with the same character you can become the leader of every faction.
-More weapon variety but understandable tbh because you have firearms while Skyrim is medieval so you only have meelee weapons
-The leveling system is better because you can put points in any skill even if you didn't use it much before leveling up
However Skyrim is still an incredible game with great lore and very fun, but in roleplay aspects it's inferior to Fallout New Vegas. I would say that if you don't care much about RPG mechanics then choose your favorite setting (medieval vs post-apocalyptic) but if you're an RPG purist then I can understand why some people love New Vegas and constantly shit on Skyrim. I like both. Also one thing Skyrim did better is that after finishing the main quest you can keep playing while in FNV after that you see the ending and game over.
-Your choices actually matter
-Many more dialogue options
-Different ways to end quests, if you have high speech you can complete important quests without killing anyone. In Skyrim high speech will only mean lower prices or skipping one fight but that's all.
-You can befriend or become enemies with factions and if you wear their clothes you will be treated as a member.
-You can't do everything in a single playthrough because doing some quests for a faction will make you enemy of the rival faction and prevent access to its questline, which is realistic. In Skyrim with the same character you can become the leader of every faction.
-More weapon variety but understandable tbh because you have firearms while Skyrim is medieval so you only have meelee weapons
-The leveling system is better because you can put points in any skill even if you didn't use it much before leveling up
However Skyrim is still an incredible game with great lore and very fun, but in roleplay aspects it's inferior to Fallout New Vegas. I would say that if you don't care much about RPG mechanics then choose your favorite setting (medieval vs post-apocalyptic) but if you're an RPG purist then I can understand why some people love New Vegas and constantly shit on Skyrim. I like both. Also one thing Skyrim did better is that after finishing the main quest you can keep playing while in FNV after that you see the ending and game over.