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Were any of you guys Shadowrun fans? That is an example of a nightmare sequel/remake scenario. Fallout 3 is not. To suggest that Bethesda is just "cashing in" on the Fallout name is ridiculous. Elder Scrolls 5 would have been a much surer bet.

Basically? More like exactly! Finally, more than one car in Fallout!

My point is this: When you read the Fallout walk-through it's full of things like "You'll only get this dialogue option once so make sure you have already x'd or y'd". When these situations can needlessly block off chunks of a game on likely the only time I'll ever play it fully through, that is...

Both times I played through Fallout 2 I chose a dialogue option in Modoc that effectively closed off the "ghost farm" quests to me. I can't remember what the line was exactly, but it was ambiguous enough to not seem like a "dick" comment and yet immediately made a main character in the town (the...

Fair enough. I don't know how this lack of failure is implemented, but I do know that the things I loved about fallout did NOT involve regretting something I had done 20 hours before. Especially considering that a lot of quests and "decisions" had a paradoxial non-logic or ambiguity to them...

Sorry. Sounds like a blank the player fills in for themselves. I think any developer's goal is for you experience a game fully and have fun doing it. Videogames have advanced past megaman and contra, there are considerations of things other than difficulty and quarter consumption...

Becky was standing right next to me when I picked the lock in her casino and went down to destroy the still. She didn't say a damn thing. This is just a direct comparison based on what we know for sure about the Megaton quest: Simms will approach you if he sees you planting the bomb, whether...

Few Fallout 2 quests could hold up to this kind of scrutiny.

Realistically, if you were to survive in the hostile fallout wasteland, you'd be pretty fit. I see the goof-off appeal of creating a fatty character, but it wouldn't make a whole lot of sense.