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    Fallout 3 tidbits

    Heh, can you imagine Bethesda's take on LoTR? “You know, I think in a high fantasy movie like LoTR, when you put on the One Ring, you’re saying to Hobbiton, saying to Middle Earth, ‘I’m a badass. Bring it.’ These are the guys who have gone beyond survival. They’re no longer on the...
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    Shocking FOOL non-news

    I've got to agree. I played a lot of DAOC in it's heyday, and got a whole lot of enjoyment out of the "enforced" socialising. The fact that groups were significantly more effective in PvE meant that you'd always have a bunch of people to talk to (/roleplay on the right servers) and the make up...
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    Book of Eli PA movie trailer

    I like Denzel Washington. He's got range. I hope he continues to try different roles in this movie by playing a stern and righteous natural leader who allows himself to be corrupted as a self-sacrifice for the greater good. It's great to see him test himself. Hopefully the action scenes in...
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    Fallout 3 reviews round-up #102

    Worst April Fools jokes ever. :mrgreen:
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    The Pitt Interviews

    Facial jabs aside, what the fuck? How is an industrial society built on slave labour in any way a "Raider" society? If Pittsburgh wasn't bombed, easily accessible, and able to turn out a precious commodity, why aren't the more powerful factions there instead of in the rubble of DC and it's...
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    Fallout 3 The Pitt Previews

    There is room for moral ambiguity when it comes to slavery in a post-apoc wasteland. After all, there's really no commodity payment that comes close to being sheltered and defended. Sure, the quality of life is poor, but it's better than the alternative. After all, who is least threatened by...
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    Fallout 3 reviews round-up #71

    I'm with Brother None on this whole Bizzaro world thing. I get that opinions differ, and I get that people look for different things. But there's some things that Fallout 3 is getting praised for that aren't even open for debate. And really, we're getting to the point where we're getting blog...
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    UGO interviews Jeff Gardiner on DLC

    It makes sense with the original Fallouts to class a Gauss Rifle as an energy weapon since the main distinction is the skill associated with maintaining and repairing the weapon. In Fallout 3, I don't see a point to distinguishing Energy and Small Guns at all, except from a metagamey, poorly...
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    The Mutant Behind the Curtain

    That sounds about right. For all their banging on about immersion, Bethesda make some pretty shabby cardboard cutout worlds.
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    Fallout 3 US sales and tidbits

    So is it true that the lowest settings on the PC result in you constantly being shot at by invisible foes?
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    Fallout 3 reviews round-up #54

    While we're on the FPS vs isometric argument, won't someone think of the loot? Look at it this way. Looting a room in Fallout meant opening a couple of containers. Anything outside of a container was generally a hidden "secret". The detail of where something happens to be on a shelf/desk/etc...
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    Fallout 3 reviews round-up #46

    God, I hadn't realised how bad the AI truly is until I'd had more of a chance to play. It seems as though it's just completely unable to account for obstacles. It can navigate around the ground plane, but put a tree, a fence, a fellow combatant - anything short of a completely impassable object...
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    Fallout 3 reviews round-up #44

    0/3 - see me!
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    Fallout 3 moves 4.7 million copies

    I really have to agree here. A lot of Fallout 3 falls into the "not bad" category but I constantly get a "mod team with unlimited resources" vibe. Yes, it's a decent go at a very ambitious production, but every single aspect of the game seems amateurish in some way. There's voice-acting on...
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