Recent content by Gizmojunk

I asked a Bethesda developer if the game time, and the combat AI, could be manipulated (using the built in script functions) to imitate turn based combat. He thought yes, but that Bethesda would never do it, or test it. I did some UI concepting examples, but no fully playable mods; no combat...

I made this ~before~ FO4 released. It was intended to be an intro for a modded FO3 location, where the PC walks inside the bar, and five ghouls holler out "Normie!" with beer mugs held high in a toast. I had the beginnings of the bar in place, but for some reason I set it aside; I don't...

Something nobody thinks about ~afaik, but given the propensity for nuclear testing near Vegas in the real world, just imagine what they might have done in the Fallout timeline near Vegas. Imagine the lingering ~pre-war~ fallout effects in the region.

Not bad. :monocle: If I might add a suggestion: Include or incorporate a still commercially active Laffite's Blacksmith Shop into your French Quarter fiction. (This is not an ad.)

I read them one after another after another after another all the way through Chapterhouse.

It is actually possible to enter sneak mode, and attack an NPC (in public) unseen, if you eliminate them during your first turn, before anyone else reacts. It's considered a stealth kill. I do not know this for fact [BIG IIRC], but there might be hostility per faction as well. In the Regulator...

* That being almost a direct quote from the film. ;)

Disagree with the the [Ground Zero] mod being abandoned after the modder was hired? Disagree that it's an obscene waste of potential? Well for all that work they could have included the proper series' gameplay, but instead they chose mimic FO3's franken-shooter gameplay. That is not something...

I believe that the mod was abandoned after the job offers. There was a download for it of the initial gameplay as seen.

I certainly thought this meant D00M 2 engine, at first. I have seen screenshots of this project before. IMO, an obscene waste of potential. (Though still very impressive.)

Is that a quote from Stargate? @topic, Prey (2006) is the #2 best FPS that I have played, (behind Monolith's Blood). The remaining top five are all Build Engine games.

The sentiment shared by most 70's kids. :twisted: