
Fallout: New Vegas is often held up for delivering the peak of role-playing variety in the modern Fallout RPGs, but when it first launched in 2010 it was widely derided as a busted-up pile of junk that made Bethesda games look bug-free. Fallout: New Vegas lead and Obsidian veteran Josh Sawyer has had to remind fans of the now-beloved game's difficult launch, refusing to entertain any revisions of history.
Following comments that "it took about five years" for Fallout fans to warm up to New Vegas, Sawyer took to Bluesky to hammer his point home.