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We should, yes, but to bring it back to the bunch of posts that got us to this point (here and in other threads): You also can't excuse bad design decisions by looking at some poor choices in the first two games and saying, "But they did it, we should be able to also." Now *that*...

Forget about guns When in negotiations Talking always wins. Next: The New Reno casinos (yep, I went there!)

Hmm. ....Well.... I figured I should watch all three of those commercials before I started posting here. And I did. Soooo...... Okay... the first one is sort of "Huh?!?" I wasn't offended or weirded out, particularly... I mean, there are weirder and grosser ads in the U.S. Still, I...

I told you, I know that already. You misunderstood my question. To whit: They're across the country. Why would they call themselves the New California Republic? Unless they left, en masse, crossing the country, letting their fields go to waste, disregard whatever trading routes might be...

Bull. Think about this: FO 2 had talking deathclaws, New Reno, Horrigan and the Enclave. How much do these ideas get ripped on, even today? PLENTY. Saying "Oh, you all just think the first two games are sacred cows" is absurd. Silly and stupid ideas are silly and stupid ideas. A...

*Sigh* I do know that much about U.S. history. I might not have taken any college courses on it, but it was a requirement to know such things before leaving high school. I also lived in California all my life, until a year ago. Anyway: your reply is off topic. The question is: WHY would...

Hah. That's nothing. There are Assyrian tablets that say the same thing. And Confucius spoke about it; I believe Plato did as well, at least through the mouthpiece of Socrates. Still, though: lots of dumbass kids out there. I don't think there are statistically more of them now than there...

That is actually pretty damn cool. Like with Tandi. "Well, there is something you could do for me...." But what are the odds that'll be in there? Probably not very good. Chaotic evil types hardly ever get any romantic attention. *Sigh*

Because saying that they sent a group of people all the way across the country sort of implies that they're at least setting up a beachhead there. Though the question would still remain: If they were in Fallout 3, about 20 years after the end of Fallout 2, why would they be there in the...

Ok, I'll try this again, without all the pointlessness. Oh, what the hell..... I'll post some things I found positive about the game. -The inside of the Vault looks great -The PipBoy's excellent too... though it's going to be annoying to no end to have all the inventories and screens...

....ahhh.... why? They're pretty much struggling to survive, somewhat bringing themselves up out of the ruins, during FO2. They're dealing with local problems, and building their *own* government. Why would they leave and go across the country, a country whose memory itself is probably...

If the NCR is in Fallout 3, I'll be confused and upset. They have even less reason to be there than the Brotherhood of Steel.

It has? By whom? I've played both, and of the two, Morrowind had me bored near to tears within an hour. PS:T, by comparison, has been a game I've been playing over and over since I first got it around 2000. Even though I know the story, I *still* want to play it. It's just that much...

Zinger! I do actually think the problems with the "go get your father" quest are legit, though. Mainly because: your character is supposed to care about him. But who's to say the character does? The character creation screens? The pre-story birthday parties? In FO1 and 2, it made...

Except for the bits about the only people who pay attention to the bomb being the cultists, all the rest of that's been known for... what, a year? However long it's been since BN and SuA saw the demo and asked Pete and Todd some questions. I could see that aspect of the quest making sense...

Your point would make sense if it was someone trying to stop Burke in the bar. But it's Burke. A guy who's probably already known as a nutjob who hates Megaton in the first place. Why he's in the bar is a total mystery to me. Again- he could have been part of the main "find your father"...

Exactly! It just doesn't make sense.

Y'know...that actually makes less sense than if he was just some random guy who was pissed at Megaton in general. Though it still doesn't add up that he's in the bar, within earshot of the people he hates so much, talking to a random stranger about 'removing' Megaton from the wastes. As...

Hey, you noticed it too! It really doesn't make any sense, does it? I mean, he's sitting there muttering about the "vermin of the Wastes" or whatever, talking to your character, who then goes to the bomb and messes with it... and nobody's suspicious?!? Actually, pulling back even...

*Wince* Also agreed.