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As a resident of Minnesota, I would give my middle nut to see some glorious explosions in the Twin Cities.

Wolves and manti from a tedious standpoint, wanamingoes and floaters from a frustrating standpoint, and Enclave patrols from a flat out "oh shit" standpoint. Surprisingly, I never minded mutants and deathclaws too much. Mutant miniguns generally had no effect on Power Armor (and they mowed...

I never finished Sky rim, but I'll admit it was more intriguing than F3. Maybe they've learned but I'm not holding my breath.

http://www.reddit.com/r/Fallout/comments/1qm67j/bethesda_registers_new_domain/ Personally, I'm not so sure. Actually, I'm really sure F4 will be horrid. Bethesda can't fucking write. Why can't anyone see that? I guess we'll just have to be thankful for NV, because that's the best we'll ever get.

So brave.

My take on him was that after the loss of the Divide, there was nothing but the bitter lessons he had learned and his overriding obsession with the Courier. Imagine a figure that walks the Mojave, testing people by bringing change through destruction. That was probably how Ulysses saw the...

Military Base. I'm a completionist, so the second floor sucks just based on volume alone. It helps when mutants keep using burst though, saves a lot of trouble for you.

The sad part is most gamers thought Three Dog and the Tunnel Snakes were hilarious and awesome. That makes me cringe more than anything. I can't remember a single character who wasn't one-dimensional or likable. Maybe Harold and James.

"I tried playing the original Fallout but I didn't know how to draw my gun and I got killed in that ant temple, where are the quest markers? I just couldn't get into it, sorry! :(" Urge...to...kill...rising...

It is. It's over 9 months old and the original source admitted he was lying for shits and gigs. http://i.imgur.com/q1pBl.png But man, all the positive comments in the Reddit thread have me facepalming. Ahh the classic "I didn't like NV as much as FO3 because it didn't feel like Fallout"...

You guys, Justin Bieber sells more copies than Queen and Led Zeppelin do today, this proves he's far superior to those bands. God, just move on you pathetic fags LAWLS!

As long as Obsidian hangs around, we'll be fine.

Current stuff: Parks and Rec, Always Sunny, and South Park. Was a huge Breaking Bad fan too, wish it was still here :(

You've probably been asked this a ton...but what's your avy and sig from? Super modded Fallout?

Dean Domino is a great answer. He was a manipulative, egotistical piece of shit that I took great pleasure in blowing his head off. Very well-written though.

So I've done a complete 180 on this stance since New Vegas came out, and since I've had way more time to reflect. I basically was deluding myself because I had been so excited for F3 for years. It's a fine game, it has it's flaws, but it's a terrible Fallout game. I can never go back really...

1. Point Lookout Cool atmosphere, a pretty interesting look inside of your character's psychology for once, and overall probably my favorite part of F3 in general. 2. The Pitt Probably the most FO-esque in it's atmosphere/story but I found the map to be tedious and it seemed to play far too...

The stupid fucking Megaton bomb quest. Ugh. I just know Bethesda writers thought that was a stroke of genius too.

Of all the things to criticize...it's the fucking text on the travel screen? What?

Eh, the quest markers are lame but they also aren't some abortion to mankind that it's biggest detractors make them out to be. They serve their purpose in a productive way but over-reliance that we see in the newest games are what kills it.