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I'll see if I can find another player. If not, no big deal. When is the draft?

Goddamn, no invite after I about beat all yer asses with Sander's bunch of bums?? :cry:

Excellent. Don't worry about coloring it. ;)

I'm at work so I can't download the comic, but what you have posted would be good art for some kind of webcomic I think, stenciled or not. It may not be technically excellent (and who really cares about that?) but there is personality and identity in the pictures. That's all you need.

I like that first one quite a bit. The second is a a little flat, like you say. I like the concept of it though - it's almost like his car broke down and he's waiting for a ride. He'll have to wait a while. The car is well done, but the raider's legs are bit off. It could definitely be spiced up...

I don't think I'd ever buy a concept art book, but I admit this is some impressive stuff. People who buy collector's editions and then complain when they put some of the components for sale are awesome. For one thing, who the hell buys a collector's edition? For another, why do you care if...

Well, we don't know what knowledge was in the GECK, which Vault City used. But it does seem that even with all the knowledge in the world, a GECK isn't going to do the work of transforming raw material to circuitry or turrets or brick sidewalks. In the end it is just a game of course, and...

Chillax dood, the point is discussion! If anything, the presence of the BOS should ensure that Shady Sands et al get a decent supply of batteries. After all, they are dedicated to bringing tech back to the wastes. Maybe they chose to horde them though. Would have made a decent plot point I think.

DLC (Or is it DLC's?) is just a logical evolution of the expansion pack, and in many ways they are better for fans in that they give you a choice of how much expanding you want to do. And they are better for the company because a better awareness for the game is maintained. I'm not worried...

Your bitching is welcome here even if you've never played the game, so you don't need to buy it.

Gary Whitta wrote a movie?? Ha, good for him. I loved that guy when he was with PC Gamer. That used to be a great magazine.

Why use up all that brainpower trying to come up with a reason that the music in Fallout 3 sucked? You don't need to! The music of Fallout 3 sucked simply because it was in Fallout 3! No further rationalization needed, friends.

I suppose the wasteland wouldn't seem very wastie if everyone had electricity. Personally, I think I would have preferred the games be more low-tech. Not only are there no laser guns, there are pretty much no guns, period.

Technically speaking, a graphic novel is used to describe an original work that was never released in a serial format. Tintin, Asterix et al I believe were all released as strips and then collected, similar to Calvin and Hobbes. Given that the serial market is still fairly profitable...

The energy required to power a laser that can melt a man is enormous. How long could a town like Shady Sands run on what it takes to fire one lousy round with a plasma rifle? A month? longer? Yet no one can manage to build simple vehicles that use this power? Or factories? Someone needs...

Pretty sweet stuff Wooz. If the bullets don't kill you, and if you survive the flames, you will be cut mercilessly with the knife.

Hell yes. That's what I'm talking about. Then the second most brilliant moment of the series is when an outhouse explodes and throws shit everywhere in Fallout 2. It's a wonderful metaphor on the human condition and very Oedipean or something.

Why do people care so much to complain about aliens in a game that is already so far beyond redemption? :falloutonline:

Great work, really cool. I'd totally buy toys in this style, maybe a comic book also.

Aliens actually can fit in with the motif, if they do it right. I'm thinking something along the lines of classic Mars Attacks. As long as they stay away from Wannamigoes.