Everybody is voting bad by accident, the op should change the poll, or delete it. Both look fine.

If it's more than technical aspect like art style and setting, I choose fallout. Apocaliptic setting > fantasy setting.

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Yeah title of the thread combined no Info in the op is certainly misleading... But it is an interesting observation of how many people actually read poll questions these days...

Deal with it

Why do you have to be always so unfriendly? is annoying.

Nice job, OP, if that was on purpose. I'd love to know how many people voted under a mistaken assumption.

On topic, Fallout 4 looks good relative to the style it's going for and XCX looks good relative to the style it's going for. Neither one looks "great" but nether series has ever aspired, or desired, to be Crysis. Rather than small, carefully controlled areas that look amazing, these games are spending their resources elsewhere. Personally, I think it's awesome that we can have different kinds of games with different goals.

Fallout is uglier.

That will be huge and now I doubt Fallout 4 would be so different to F3/NV to surpass that, but who knows?

It took me 800 hours to do everything I wanted to do in Fallout 3 including exploring the whole world so when it comes to me those playtime estimates never work and end up lengthened by the end.

I wonder if Xenoblade X has little interesting places for exploration though, like little campfires or house, or caves, things that make you worry about overlooking some location with a special weapon, or items or something. I mean, you can easily overlook a little spot in the map in Fallout and you can miss an interesting area with some valueable item. When I look at Xenoblade's gameplay I see them rushing past areas like there is nothing to miss. In Fallout, items can be scattered and are affected by physics which means that one has to be very attentive not to miss on something. The speed of traversing terrain in Fallout is also a factor in my opinion. I feel that Fallout/Skyrim's world look more intimidating during exploration due to those aspects of the game.

But I guess the sizes are measured and Xenoblades have the edge in that respect.

I don't like Bethesda games, in my mind they are massively overrated. I think I almost throw Oblivion and Skyrim through the window when I was playing them. Although I somewhat enjoyed Fallout 3, so maybe I'll give it a chance. And I think Fallout is uglier, it's too cartoonish for a post-apocalyptic game.