I think Fallout New Vegas had the best introduction. It didn't try to potty train you the basics. You got patched out and kicked out the door where you were introduced to a conflict that you had to resolve. It felt so seamless that only once you analyze your gameplay you realize that you were taught everything that's necessary through the gameplay itself.
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Agree but New Vegas was not developed by Bethesda.
I both laugh and die inside whenever there is criticism of Bethesda and people start saying "but what about New Vegas?"
Yes, the best Bethesda game* was not made by Bethesda.
*YMMV
I'm aware but it's a fallout game nonetheless.