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I'd like 3 a whole lot more if it didn't have the subway maze.
They all looked the same to me and I never ended up where I wanted.
fun little-known fact, the subway maps in fallout 3 are both functional and accurate to how the "subway maze" is laid out in Fallout 3! inaccessible stations and tunnels will be darkened out, and you can navigate by following the lit-up portions. for some reason this is never mentioned in-game, but it made following playthroughs way more enjoyable
That would probably be fun for anyone familiar with the DC subway system. 😂