Recent content by Genma:TheDestroyer

Several places were making gains on agriculture in Fallout 1, and civilization had progressed a few steps towards normalcy as of 2. That's in places that got blown to hell, and started again picking up the pieces. Then there's Vegas, where they got hit apparently nowhere near as hard, and...

Along with finding out your next quest reward, or a nearby store inventory, makes the item you just put together totally redundant. What's the point of investing skill points or time into a trade, if any random shop owner has twenty things at an affordable price that utterly outclass it? A...

Exactly how long after the apocalypse does it have to be before you think people could start grouping up and forming a movement? The Hub was a hundred years before FO2, so it's entirely possible people paid attention to the success of groupings like that, and thought 'hey, if we organized...'...

I like a number of things I've read. -A character with high Sneak being able to smuggle in weapons where you'd normally be disarmed, and it being mentioned that people with certain skills can solve a normally drawn out quest in a matter of moments. -Companions actually having little...

Yes, the Reputation system does seem like a natural extension of Fallout gameplay, almost like it was meant to have been there in the first place. Oh wai-

Especially since I'm playing a Fallout Online right now, there's a section of the forum set aside specifically for it...and it's given me the same feelings I used to get playing the originals.

Yeah, but then he had to go through loops until he turned himself around and had to *appreciate* the morons. By the end he was basically doing everyone favors alongside chasing the woman. No one likes someone who tells it like it is. Apparently not even fate.

The Brotherhood are the crusaders of the wasteland, don'cha'know! Take a Paladin, make their shiny armor laden with tubes, replace the mace with a Laser Gatling...and viola!

Huh...this next Fallout might actually be worth a damn. I've got a good bit of confidence in Obsidian, and maybe we can get something similar to New Reno.

Trog=Retextured Ghoul that scitters around even lower to the ground. Hooray!

Gamespy, even though they probably didn't mean to, just gave us a perfect example of the problems Bethesda has when trying to portray 'Choice and Consequence'. You can try to infiltrate as a Slave, and thus meet the Slave community, understand their plight, and start helping them out...

While everyone else was spazzing out about just getting radios to work, factions in Shi territory were concentrating on trying to launch themselves into space, and dealing with A.I. and stuff. The Shi were one of the few places (alongside Vault City after they made a deal to use/raided for...

Pushed back to the 8th, huh? Ah well.

Could be they stumbled into the simulation, and can't figure a way out.

*Busts in* The Vault wiki to the rescue! "After the Enclave's destruction, the refugees of Arroyo and Vault 13 resettled, building a new community with the aid of the Garden of Eden Creation Kit. Finding themselves hundreds of miles from their Vault, the members of Vault 13 chose to join...