Fallout 4 is a really good RPG, just not a good Fallout game.

I was okay with the removal of weapon conditions and I think the graphic upgrades are very nice but, that just doesn't do it for me.

-The game doesn't feel very "50's" at all- something that the previous games captured pretty well.
-The voiced protagonist makes your character feel a little bit less "your's" and destroys replayability (for me) as every character you play feels the same because of the voiced protagonist
- The dialogue is by far my favourite thing from past Fallout games, but because of the voiced protagonist it's mostly limited to 4 options which are mostly slightly diffferently worded versions of "Yes, No, [Sarcastic], and Maybe (YES)".

This could just be just me or because of all of the other factors mentioned above but most of the quests feel very bland and relatively the same.

Gunplay is fun, though.

Fallout 4 is a really good RPG, just not a good Fallout game. I was okay with the removal of weapon conditions and I think the graphic upgrades are very nice but, that just doesn't do it for me. -The game doesn't feel very "50's" at all- something that the previous games captured pretty well. -The voiced protagonist makes your character feel a little bit less "your's" and destroys replayability (for me) as every character you play feels the same because of the voiced protagonist - The dialogue is by far my favourite thing from past Fallout games, but because of the voiced protagonist it's mostly limited to 4 options which are mostly slightly diffferently worded versions of "Yes, No, [Sarcastic], and Maybe (YES)". This could just be just me or because of all of the other factors mentioned above but most of the quests feel very bland and relatively the same. Gunplay is fun, though.