What was your Favorite moment of all time in the fallout series?

Uninstalling Fallout 3.

You're just charming aren't you. Probably the Frank Horrigan boss fight.

When I first watched this all those years ago ==> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26akSYfDdn4

Followed by playing the game for the first time

Ghost Town, The Glow and Golgotha were amazing experiences that had the perfect eerie feel to them.
They felt horrifying the first time I went to them.
The Glow with it's immense radioactive danger and it's dead corridors.
Golgotha with bodies on stakes, a mass grave of those with bad luck.
Ghost Town... Not gonna spoil it.

Fallout 3 was my first of the series and probably the most memorable moment of the series for me has been in that game; this is probably a cliche and predictable but the most memorable moment for me was the first time I left vault 101. They did a really good job building to that and capped it with an astounding view. I felt like the training wheels came off and the immense size, danger and beauty of the waste all hit me at the moment. I remember feeling overwhelmed in both good emotions and bad emotions. The rest of the game never comes close to reaching that high water mark again, but that definitely had me hooked for a couple hundred hours. In a way it was unfortunate for the game to hit that note that early on as it was probably the most memorable in comparison to the rest of the game.

Arriving near dead at the Arlington cemetery in FO3 at dusk. Not spectacular in any way I know. No dead bodies, fights, gore, blinking special effects or anything.

But walking through the gravestones you simply know that "War never changes".

The ending slides.