I thought the isometric interface was a strength. It lends a solid feel to the game, without the clipping you have in Bethesda's 3d environments. I also think t

I thought the isometric interface was a strength. It lends a solid feel to the game, without the clipping you have in Bethesda's 3d environments. I also think the freedom from clipping was a huge part of what gave Minecraft it's feel. It also makes exploring more efficient, as you can search containers and interact with objects and characters a quasi 3D world without the need for 3D rotation. Which I think is important for the kind of game Fallout is.