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Um ok your point? I'd rather have fun exploring the entire game than feel restricted and just keep playing the main quest over and over again. And Mikael dude, you are a pretty bitter guy...

I disagree, the lack of a time limit made the game far more explorable and open ended. In Fallout 1, I never feel like I'm getting to explore the entire game and unlock every quest because I have a little ticker over my head.

I made another thread about the cultural references in F2 (which for some reason has disappeared, suspiciously after an admin accused me of having no brains), but I agree, some of the references were just TOO blatant. Fallout 2 overall is still an awesome game, but like the OP said, some...

I understand that and agree, but I'm just referring to the prologue, the opening movie before the game even starts. The entire game is a different story. And really, Fallout 1/2 weren't really absolutely perfect in terms of writing either.

Why are you being so hostile? Calm down. I can almost hear you raging behind your keyboard. My point is that no matter what Bethesda did, people would have shat on it anyway. They could have wrote the intro better than William Shakespeare, and everyone would have still found a way to...

I strongly disagree. Allen is just a character. I don't really see him going out of his way to get attention. At the same time, I think people are just pissed because he's better than their defensive end :D

Forced cultural references in Fallout 2 Was anyone else ever bugged by this? It wasn't evident as much in Fallout 1, which I personally think is the most darkest and bleakest game of the series, but when there were references, it was fun. Fallout 2 overdid it. Encountering the Bridge was...

Christ will you guys give Fallout 3 ANYTHING? It's a freaking intro, they did just fine, and the "war never changes" was a nice homage. If they hadn't said it, everyone would have cried about how it wasn't included.

I'm genuinely curious, who was the first President to be accused of being the anti-christ?

I played Fallout 1 and 2 for over a decade, still replay both to this day. And I LIKED and ENJOYED Fallout 3. Great game, I wasn't disappointed. Just making this post to prove it isn't impossible for a Fallout "veteran" to hate F3. Honestly, when all is said and done, it's a freaking...

Heartily agreed. I played Alone in the Dark for hours on end trying to beat it for the first time, and Return Fire isn't too shabby either.

EDIT: Nevermind

Any fans of the original games find Fallout 3 an enjoyable and genuinely fun sequel? After waiting a decade, I really found it a fine game. In fact, when I first got the game I couldn't believe I was actually holding it in my hands. It was that surreal. I've posted this in numerous threads...

I don't know what I just read but I feel like my entire life has been changed and everything makes sense now.

Dammit guys, let's just agree to disagree.

I know most of you are probably PC gamers but I was interested if any of you collected and/or own a large amount of vintage games and consoles. I own about 300+ games and 12 consoles. Xbox, PS1, PS2, 3DO, Sega Saturn, Sega Master System, Sega Dreamcast, Sega Genesis, NES, SNES, Wii, and an...

When I was about 4 or 5 I was obsessed with watching my brother play PC games. I would sit right next to him and just watch him play the entire time. I watched him play through Baldur's Gate, X-COM, Planescape, Starcraft, Warcraft, etc. One day he was playing a new game, which I quickly...

If it counts for anything, I first played Fallout 2 when I was like 6 (I'm 16 now), I played the shit out of both games for a decade. Did some mods, went through all the paths, basically explored every nook and cranny that I could. I've played Fallout 3 over the past few weeks and I genuinely...

Wow. This thread is seeping with uncontrollable amounts of rage.

Vault, Pepsi, whatever other pop I have on hand is pretty much all I go by.