Question about Fallout 3

I think my save had about 60 hours.

If you ONLY do the main quests you can finish it in 10 hours easly

Try ALL the side quests? That is going to take a lot of time and more than one playthrough, since some require specific types of Karma. You could rush through the game and beat it in three or so days, but I think it is better to just drop the game and try it again later if you really badly cannot wait for GTA V or even better take breaks from both of them. Like one day play GTA V, the next play Fallout 3.

id say, play GTA, leave Fallout for later time.
Even if you decide to finish F3, ull still miss many things due ur "GTA hunger"

all the side quests and stuff? 100+ hours. probably more if you have the goty edition.

Won't do justice to yourself or the game if you rush through it imo, just get GTA out of your system and come back to it ;)

Sell both games, buy a puppy and go for long walks in the fresh air.

I think the first playthrough of Fallout 3 and Fallout New Vegas took around 80-90 hours each. Rivet City is not that far into the game, maybe about a 3rd of the way through. Don't quote me on that, its been a while since I played fallout3 for the 3rd time

I spent over 100 hours on fallout 3, in a single run, without dlc, I did almost everything, but as I said before, If you stick to the main quest you can end it fairly quickly

FALLOUT 3 is superb. One of the best games ever made. Ever.... If you end up enjoying the game and get immersed, you're going to invest many, many hours. I don't know anyone that enjoyed it that didn't spend less than 100 hours playing it. Just talking about it makes me want to start a fresh game and slaughter mutants with the Lincoln repeater.

I wonder how people were able to spend so much time on Fallout 3 (without starting over and without DLC). I played the game without any DLC and after 20 hours I was done with the more obvious quests, after 30 hours I had to use an online guide to find any remaining quests and after less than 40 hours I had completed every single quest in the game. I didn't visit every single dungeon/location, but most of them (and you won't miss out on anything if you don't explore everything since FO3 makes use of the usual Bethesda level scaling bs, though at least it's not as bad as in Oblivion or, to a slightly lesser degree, in Skyrim). Compared to Elder Scrolls games or New Vegas the game doesn't have much content.

Play gta first, then savor fallout, it's a much better game. I have 400+ hours over several playthroughs since when it first came out and I still have not gotten everything, half the fun is going around killing raiders and getting to level 30.

Just pretend your character is taking a weeks off from blowing up mutants.