Every Fallout game had many hub areas for you to explore and talk with it's inhabitants. With each hub were a bundle of quests. Each quest in these hubs had varying endings and outcomes. Which hub area had the best quests in your opinion? For me, it would have to be a tie between Freeside and the Strip for the fact that They had the most entertaining quests in New Vegas. A great example for both hub areas are Beyond the Beef in the Strip and G.I Blues in the Strip. These quests had many options for you to choose to complete them. In Beyond the Beef, you could either save or kill Heck Gunderson's son(which also has a variety of ways to do either option), Expose Mortimer for trying to feed the White Gloves human flesh or help him with his plan by either using Heck Gunderson's son as the meal or using somebody(even your own companion!). Hell, there is another quest that ties into this where you help a rancher get revenge on Heck Gunderson for screwing him over. There are so many choices in this one quest. This quest and G.I Blues are in my opinion, great examples of FNV content and Obsidian's strengths as RPG developers. Which hub area in any Fallout game, in your opinion, had the best quests?

Id say OWB, i mean getting your brain back? xDD

Novak because Boone and giant dinosaur

Boone's Quest: I Forgot to Remember to Forget.

Man that quest is by far one of the most interesting quests I've had in any Fallout game. It makes me feel like a sad Rambo.

New Reno in Fallout 2 is amazing. Working with mob bosses, doing private investigations, hanging out with pimps, pushers and prostitutes. You can become a porn star for crying out loud. And boxing. The atmosphere of the city is incredible. You get this real sense of the place being sleazy and downtrodden, the murky part of human existence brought to the forefront. Plus the city has one of my all-time favourite Fallout characters: Renesco "The Rocketman".

If we're talking New Vegas I'm actually a really big fan of the Sierra Madre in Dead Money. I like it because every quest in the DLC makes sense. First you have to find your "co-workers", then you have to ready everyone in their specific positions, then once you're in the casino you need to either save or kill the other characters. Plus the final boss battle to me is truly epic and wonderful in the many ways you can complete it. And all this in a genuinely terrifying location with a foreboding and venomous atmosphere to it: the Casino itself always within sight. The lore and storytelling in Dead Money is so rich in detail, literally everything is explained, from the shoddy villa buildings to the "Ghost People". It's just a really solid part of the overall New Vegas experience.

Could be surprising for most of you guys, but I really love the area of operation Anchorage in FO3.

I think all places have a great quests, but only commenwealth сan not boast of this

Honestly, I think FO3 had the best quests. It was really interesting traveling the wasteland and activating all the different types of sidequests that the capital wasteland had to offer.

Camp McCarran for now. Large and interesting area with a lot of interesting quests! Be a bounty hunter, find the legion spy and many more.

@gentledamnspy Yeah, I agree. Or you could even BE the legion spy.