IвЂ™m not sure if maybe Bethesda is simply trying to stay politically correct, but theyвЂ™ve made a mistake. Yes, there are slaves with explosive collars that you can tell to shut up and get back to work, but thatвЂ™s about it. Where are the pockets of resisting merchants who fled from the raiders? Where are the lost families who just want some food and water, maybe help getting home? YouвЂ™re never put into a position where you can help someone, but in exchange youвЂ™ll then be hunted by the raiders you were helping. At the end of the day, youвЂ™re still mostly just killing mindless creatures or robots incapable of feeling. ItвЂ™s a real shame, because a few of the quests are actually very interesting and fun to complete. There are plenty of interesting backstories hidden in tapes and memos, but as soon as you run into the few survivors connected to these, thereвЂ™s a disconnect. You show up, clear the park, claim your reward. This вЂњevilвЂќ add-on has no real moral dilemma at any point. вЂњThere are plenty of interesting backstories hidden in tapes and memos, but as soon as you run into the few survivors connected to these, thereвЂ™s a disconnect.вЂќ Do I feel like my character is an asshole at times? Sure, but not evil. Instead of feeling like a raider king or queen, youвЂ™re just once again going through the motions.

ThereвЂ™s a lack of depth and maturity in the overall arc. Even picking the meanest dialogue options available and generally being an asshole to everyone I encountered, I still donвЂ™t feel evil. Unique Nuka-Cola flavors, new weapons, and a couple new armor sets are out there for you to find as well. If you want to do every sidequest available, you can easily spend 15-20 hours carousing through the park. Not only is each zone unique and fun to clear, but new enemies like ants and gatorclaws await you within. In terms of map size and content, thereвЂ™s a lot to see and do.

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