I never finished that but didn't he specifically talk about the guy at the end being good?
Yeah but it's still a moot point.
Every fallout game has faceless hostile only enemies.
The fallout fanbases as a whole is fine, most reviewers and critics are pretentious twats tho.
You can point out how little his points matter with the "I have options are good" shit because 2 has a better villain than 3 by alot, but 3 has you able to negotiate with him and in 2 you can't, but no one will say frank horrigan is worse than autumn.
But yeah that fallout 3 vid is mostly wrong or stupid points compared to cherry picked examples from other games where typically something mediocre in fallout 3 is compared to something really good in another game (like the master, which is still arguable the best in all catagories for a fallout antagonist, be it concept, interaction, dialogue, look, motives and goals)
It's not like (and I say this as a fan of the series) fallout games are a mixed bag of highs and lows where quality is constantly dipping and rising, and the modern ones are alright saved by the vanilla experience being replaced by far superior modded versions so you can make a very clunky game run smoother, and play slightly less janky, or not look like total garbage.
Edit: I also had a brain fart, where the end tutorial guy is actually the overseer which has options to peacefully resolve leaving the vault. The guard he compares the tribal in 2 to is just the first human you see. So less then an hour into the game he fabricates a tale how it's missing the same feature he would get to in like 5 mins from seeing that guy at the end of the tutorial. It's dumb as both games have human mooks you can't reason with, so it be like me bitching every mutant, enclave, legion, raider etc isn't negotiable to be peaceful in the game.