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By the way, the first Fallout seems a bit bleak compared to the second. In terms of the number of towns and people, it's less populated, which creates a sense of gloom that doesn't really inspire hope for the future. It even makes you lose the desire to live in such a world.
That's why you should play the first Fallout first, and then the second. When you play the first one, you get a sense of a world after the apocalypse, struggling to survive. When you play the second one, some people even develop a
desire to live in such a world,
which, to put it mildly, isn't exactly normal for that kind of world. In the first Fallout, even the Brotherhood of Steel isn't entirely positive; yes, they are. And rumors circulate that they're all completely crazy. Overall, nothing particularly good.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?