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Wasteland? That is a really old game... once you get past the basic UI, it's a pretty open-ended game for an 80's RPG :)

No so much a penalty at short range, but a worse penalty for moving and/or not crouching when firing. I imagine they are very unwieldy when not in a still position, focused on being aimed.

EBN - Telecommunication Breakdown A lot of the videos for free here: http://www.joshualpearson.com/ - click "EMERGENCY BROADCAST NETWORK" EBN were pioneers of "video scratching" - the music was always just as good :)

I bet he had the fish

I dunno about you, but when I played MH:RR, I almost doused my computer and set it aflame after about half way through this game. It is horrible.... so horrible *weeps* Looks cool... that's about it.

Once you had that perk, it was a win button, practically every shot is always a critical. Luckily, it wasn't available until high levels.

Are the crit chances for each pellet in buckshot rounds calculated separately?

He could be just a mid-level politician for the NCR at Arroyo now. Drinking away his days and night, hoping for the monotony to end.

Useless, as in, a totally un-Fallout, really silly and very stupid encounter the doesn't enhance the game except to go "lulz". I hate that encounter so hard.

So that is what the icon on my console "hot keys" is for "up" that I cannot change? Does that cycle through the different ammo you have?

Fallout 1 doesn't have that many explorable locations. Besides the neat random encounters, the only places to really go are Vault 13, Vault 15, Shady Sands, Junktown, The Glow, The Hub, LA, Necropolis, The Military Base, The Khan's camp, the Lost Hills Bunker and the Cathedral - basically just...

1 & 2 - it has effects, but doesn't ruin the game at all (as I did just that in my first playthrough) 3 - Go to the ammo tab in the pip-boy, the non-disabled options are the ammo you can use for your currently equipped weapon. You have to go back here every time you change weapons, IIRC (not...

Are the Legion attacking on-sight now? If not, you can walk in Caesar's tent and just take the book you need to show Regis. If they are hostile, well, you have a nice fight ahead of you. :)

Supposedly, a high CH will help your followers perform better in combat (Nerves), not sure how much it does affect their ability in combat as I have had only one play through (finished today).

I did that to some degree and got through the first time. Once you get near the fence, of course, it all stops.

Yeah "That Gun" is normally in the game. I found relatively early in my first play through. it was a good initial pistol weapon to keep around, until it starts wearing out.

I killed him in a more direct fashion. I had the mark from the strip, but went to finish the quest where you save a few captives from Nipton. I ended up sniping the Legion soldiers there before freeing everyone. By the time I got to the river, they all hated me... so back on the mountain with...

Well, Mack is arguably more over-zealous than Amata's father could ever be - a brown-noser who was given power. Amata's father could, at least, be reasoned with in this quest.

Guinness is more relevant because of a particular stout they make IMNSHO

Virgina, West Virginia and western Maryland (all surrounding DC - or within a couple hours) certainly is mostly mountains, woods and huntin'. Go east of DC, while more populated, you get marshlands and coastal places - more hunting and a lot of fishing. The only really direct super-populated...