One of the features most commonly praised in The Witcher 3 is the game’s fantastic side quests, which offer their own interesting stories with meaningful choices and consequences. “Yet another” might as well be the name of these quests.

While The Witcher 3 and its developer took home three awards last night, Fallout 4 took home none, and there are several things Bethesda Game Studios could have learned from The Witcher 3 that would have made Fallout 4 a better game. The game went head to head against several high profile games, including another RPG juggernaut, the recently released Fallout 4. The Witcher 3 has received numerous awards since it was released, and this week it took home Best Role-Playing Game and Game of the Year from The Game Awards 2015, along with Developer of the Year for CD Projekt. It turned out that the game was well worth the wait, and it became an instant hit, easily outselling the previous two games in the series in a matter of weeks. This has been a big year for Polish game studio CD Projekt RED, which finally released its flagship game, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, on May 19 after multiple delays.

( Note: This is a followup to our article from earlier this year, “What the Fallout 4 devs can learn from The Witcher 3”)

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