Fallout 3 - Worth it? ( for me )

Hello!

Im looking for a RPG to buy, i think i will get Fallout 3.
Someone can give-me some details about the game?

1) Is it possible to beat this game with melee weapons?
Or they are just a cookie feature?

2) I always see screens of the character wearing the same type of armor in later levels of the game.
I know that the game have many cloths to get along the way. But in the end, we are limited to use only 1 option?

3) I hated, really hated, at the point to not play until the end, the Oblivion leveling system.
Whats the point to get stronger if EVERYTHING gets too? The most ridiculous balancing system that ive always seen.
Bethesda did this to Fallout too ?

4) The storyline is good?

Sorry for questions guys, but the dolar price is high right now. I dont want to waste money in void.

Hugs.

I have yet to see any one make an argument to dispute that its Oblivion with guns.. sSubZerOo

It is fact for even Bethesda says so.

TC, the game is beatable with a melee character, there are some good melee weapons. There's also 4-5 armors for the endgame, but they're a little unbalanced when you put it in context with the prequels. Mods fix that, though. There is no level scaling. You can easily run into a camp of super mutants at level 1. The story is so-so... I found the ending a bit lacking, but there are some sidequests with good plot.

[QUOTE="sSubZerOo"] I have yet to see any one make an argument to dispute that its Oblivion with guns.. DennisKumfi

It is fact for even Bethesda says so.

TC, the game is beatable with a melee character, there are some good melee weapons. There's also 4-5 armors for the endgame, but they're a little unbalanced when you put it in context with the prequels. Mods fix that, though. There is no level scaling. You can easily run into a camp of super mutants at level 1. The story is so-so... I found the ending a bit lacking, but there are some sidequests with good plot.

What about a meaningful dialogue system with consquences? Actual choice making that means something for character development.. For me I could have gotten past the level scaling if the fact Oblivion's character development system really didn't even need to be added on to it when it was so shallow it could have been completely ignored.

[QUOTE="DennisKumfi"]

[QUOTE="sSubZerOo"] I have yet to see any one make an argument to dispute that its Oblivion with guns.. sSubZerOo

It is fact for even Bethesda says so.

TC, the game is beatable with a melee character, there are some good melee weapons. There's also 4-5 armors for the endgame, but they're a little unbalanced when you put it in context with the prequels. Mods fix that, though. There is no level scaling. You can easily run into a camp of super mutants at level 1. The story is so-so... I found the ending a bit lacking, but there are some sidequests with good plot.

What about a meaningful dialogue system with consquences? Actual choice making that means something for character development.. For me I could have gotten past the level scaling if the fact Oblivion's character development system really didn't even need to be added on to it when it was so shallow it could have been completely ignored.

The writing isn't exactly Shakespeare, but there are skill and stat checks in conversations. Some choice and consequence, too. The Tenpenny Tower quest comes to mind... but it seemed to me as if Bethesda are just now learning how to do that.

Thanks! I'll order the game right now.Psyny

LOL

Didn't take much!

I got it on the way, but I'm sure it will be great.