There is an immense amount of hatred on the internet for fallout 3 just because it doesn't play exactly like fallout 1 and 2.
So While fallout 1 and 2 are great games, they do not stand up to the test of time.You could argue all you want about how the writing and atmosphere is better, but it really isn't. You could argue that it is harder (It probably is, doesn't make it better just because you have to save all the time.)
In fallout 3, you can explore the game from a first person perspective. You might argue that this is bad, but it actually makes the fallout universe feel more alive. Would you rather see a vault boy on a billboard from the top down? or would you rather simply look at it?
Also combat is a lot more exciting, you can actually circle strafe if you want, but you can go into v.a.t.s and shoot if you want to, to those that say that the game is simply pressing the vats button and blowing heads off, I will tell you that if your agility stat is below 6 you will not hit your mark the majority of the time.
Also there is a much greater feeling for the need to conserve your resources. That means that somebody who found a fat man can't just launch mini nukes all wily nily.
BUT I could argue all I want about how the game is better and you may or may not agree.
However there is no denying that fallout 3 is a pretty decent game, and the original fallout fanbase is very lucky that they even made fallout 3.
without it you wouldn't have a good sequel, you would only have brotherhood of steel.
It is pretty ungrateful to say that a sequel to an obscure game that improves on the games in a lot of ways is a bad way to treat the fallout franchise.
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