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Fran Ruiz

If a Fallout 3 remaster is happening, I'm hoping it fixes the RPG's biggest level design issue

Fallout 3.

Hey, do you remember that leaked Bethesda release schedule from a few years back? Doubters remain demolished, as it's panned out so far. Even when all evidence pointed to Oblivion Remastered being real, heretics refused to believe the Reddit hype. Look at us now. Well, I think it's time to start taking the Fallout 3 remaster rumors seriously, and I've got my wishlist ready and everything.

Today, I'd like to talk about one of my biggest frustrations with one of the best open-world games, an RPG I genuinely love. In a nutshell: Fallout 3's rendition of a post-apocalyptic Washington DC isn't very fun to navigate, despite it being the centerpiece of the game world. With much stronger hardware now available and Oblivion Remastered's timid reworks and additions behind us, why shouldn't whoever is in charge of this effort (I'm just betting on Virtuos again) try to finish what Bethesda Game Studios started and really make this the best Fallout game ever?

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