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Yeah, dead money was just the worst. I'm pretty sure that if the devs didn't basically bribe players with a giant pile of gold and an unlimited supply of ammo and supplies via the replicators, it would have been utterly reviled, instead of merely being a bit controversial.

I think you're missing a few points. The only things you can't do in every playthrough are the quests locked behind the factions, and there's only a handful of meaningfully different faction quests even so. You can do everything else, it just requires working around NV's terrible quest design...

The Capital Wasteland CC item doesn't say the brotherhood left DC, it says they left GNR and that Three Dog's Good Fight is still ongoing. I'm reasonable certain the backstory behind the events in the DLC was designed to let the player revisit GNR and collect some iconic gear from 3, with the...

Only if you're determined to read things in the worst light possible. Danse lived in Rivet city, I'm pretty sure he would have taken issue with the brotherhood killing his friends and neighbors to retrieve the reactor. Madison Li also probably would mentioned that when you run into her...

Maxton admits no such thing, and he rose to command after crushing a super mutant warlord that was trying to regain the upper hand in DC, for someone who thinks they're unstoppable he sure does devote a lot of effort into stopping them. Also, Eden is manifestly wrong in his judgement of the...

That's not how karma works in 3. The only "faction" good or evil karma locks you out of are the ones gated behind the lawbringer and contract killer perks, perks that are honestly more valuable for RP flavor than for the in-game rewards. But you can still join the brotherhood, the paradise falls...

...That applies to every fallout game. None of them have weapons that level with you, and NV has terrible weapon varity given it mechanically favors weapons with a slower RoF. Between knowing every detail of what happened to every random town and person you meet, and being able to keep playing...

I'll go with 3, actually. It's story has issues, for sure, it's perhaps the weakest of the 3D games on that front. But that's the only downside, and it's not even a bad plot, just a weak one that's a bit derivative. It started the trend in 3D fallout games of the devs refusing to ever let the...