Recent content by Reaper Shackal

I wouldn't put the possibly behind that Fallout 4 will be more on rails than ever before in both the franchise and with Bethesda.

Oh dear god XD I hated those things in Fallout 2.

They kinda did in Broken Steel, though it felt as if they we're struggling to have that possible.

That escalated quickly.

I forgot all about that. That was one of my biggest gripes with Fallout 3.

It's alright. Stressful when it comes to money though.

Freedom. Story. Bethesda. Choices. My grandmother used to tell me stories about the old days, a time of peace when Obsidian kept balance between the Freedom Tribes, Choice Kingdom, Bethesda Nation, and Story Nomads. But that all changed when the Bethesda Nation attacked. Only Obsidian mastered...

Thanks for the advice.

Ah. You got a point. Should I have this thread removed?

Most certainly. I'm just hoping this thread can help in it.

Recently, at least in the Future Fallout Games board, we've had a lot of arguments that revolve around the general consensus of Bethesda, Fallout 3, and Fallout 4 on No Mutants Allowed. To help prevent the derailment of threads I'm offering this thread as a place to discuss it, assuming this...

I don't understand this war we're having with SMB, Fred, and I think some others as of late. I think I'll make a thread elsewhere on this topic as to not derail this thread, and I'll link it here. Please wait for that thread instead of replying to this...

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/Xbox-One-Internet-Connection-Always-On-Required-xbox-360,23061.html Are you Don Mattrick? (I couldn't resist pointing this out.)

While I like Fallout 2, I'd honestly be upset if they went back to isometric. then again, I didn't grow up with Fallout 1 and 2.

I certainly wasn't expecting my character to go violent, considering there was nothing to warrant it anyways. "Glass him" could have easily mean't that you would bump your glass with his as a "Can't disagree with that." gesture.