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Fallout 3. I never made it out of the vault on my first play. It's long and slow. I played at a friend's house who was past that point and realized I needed to try again. I'll never regret giving it another try!
New Vegas made Fallout 3 click for me. NV is better in every way, but I was able to go back and actually enjoy it afterwords.
It took me forever to want to play Skyrim because the beginning is so dull. Not really a fan of the Oblivion / Fallout 3 / Skyrim openings. I canβt remember Fallout 4β¦ I feel like it was a little faster.
Skyrim: running from Satan's dragon.
Fallout 4: husband/wife trying to get a door-to-door salesman to go away.