I also tried GMod once. Was completely boring for me as it lacked any personality. I wasn't really expecting more than a sandbox, but still. I see no need to mess around in there.

I like fallout because I started playing fallout 3 but ending up downloading the fist two to get a better understanding if the game,but man who doesn't love a post apocalyptic world where your somewhat free to do whatever...the feeling of the inner raider basically.

dude, i kill raiders *takes shotgun*
Better for you to start running!

I agree though that roaming around to see how things are going after an apocalyptic occurrence can be quite...........*spock tone* Interesting!

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I play because there is alwasy new mods to try out and new things to discover that add completely new things to the game and make me want to play them and keep playing the game after.

I play Fallout becouse its an awesome game! and becouse there are SOO many mods out there and its always fun to install a new one!

I like Fallout and keep playing for a long time because the game can be mods and easy to mod. And I like Retro Sci-Fi style.

The large modding community is the main reason I have continued playing fallout. The sheer amount of content available from armor, quests, companion mods what ever, these mods allow you to gain a diversified experience with each play through. When you couple that with the vast amount of choices implemented in the game and the freedom to play the way you want it definitely enhances the life of the game IMO.

Oh that's easy its four the mods for sure what would fallout be without them

Mods. I really love looking at the mods that people make for the game, so then I go in and test it out. I also love the story and missions, and those can never get too repetitive for me. I guess I'm okay with grinding and repetition, so I don't mind doing quests all over again.

Fallout 3, The story and Amusement of the world.

Fallout NV, the mods. XD

Well for both fallout 3 & New Vegas is adding new mods & making my own Followers.

The ability to role play as your character and get absorbed by a world that you have a major part in also the fact that you can mod it to hell

I just love post apocalyptic games and fallout is fun as is along with having a large modding community

I love the freedom it gives me to play as how I want to be. What really brought me back was Tale of two wastelands. I love fallout 3 and I like modding fallout new veges.

The survival and preaty much you can do anything in that game you desire form shooting everything that moves to surviving and building a settlements, and manny more as long you know bit of moding on gamebryo engine, but also I like the idea of nuclear war but I would rather not to happen in real life.

For me a big reason is because its an rpg and you can go through every time and play it different even if it's just small differnces

the Freedom to do almost what ever you want and the Mods

I actually really like wandering around alone in the Mojave Desert, pretty much doing things however I see fit. Even though I've played NV countless times the story and characters keep me coming back for more each time. Like exploring the Sierra Madre Casino, I used to not enjoy it, but the past couple of playthroughs I've really enjoyed it.

Also I find myself just being able to get more immersed in New Vegas than say the elder scrolls games, where I could care less about any of the characters, or the world.

Simply the mass amount of mods available for it. There are so many to try out, and so many quality ones out there that I haven't had the pleasure of using. That is why I initially joined the original VGU Network. They arguably had better mods than Nexus, but I digress.

The mods is a big reason why i keep playing