As in how it changed from being isometric, turn based to being a third person type of game? Personally, I like it purely because that is my preferred style of gaming. I loved exploring in New Vegas and the more personal feel it gave.
Now, I'm not bashing the old style. In fact, I've actually been embracing it a bit more since I've made Wasteland 2 my Fallout 4 alternative. I just prefer the third person style with 1 (2) companion(s). I tried playing Fallout 2 but never really got out of Klammath. It just didn't feel as free flowing and personal to me, I suppose.
If Obsidian got to make the next Fallout game, I definitely would prefer them to make it in the third person style, but I also would try playing any spin off games they'd make that took place in the Fallout world.
Now, I'm not bashing the old style. In fact, I've actually been embracing it a bit more since I've made Wasteland 2 my Fallout 4 alternative. I just prefer the third person style with 1 (2) companion(s). I tried playing Fallout 2 but never really got out of Klammath. It just didn't feel as free flowing and personal to me, I suppose.
If Obsidian got to make the next Fallout game, I definitely would prefer them to make it in the third person style, but I also would try playing any spin off games they'd make that took place in the Fallout world.