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Fair enough, but... have you ever made a character in FO2 that had, say, Big Guns, Energy Weapons and Science tagged? Well, me neither, but such a character still can be made. Now how could the primitive Arroyo folks who scorn technology have taught them that? I know, there are a lot of possible...

FO1, the Hub, patrol guards on the entrance map: 'These aren't the droids we're looking for. Move along. Move along.'

Ah, let's do it again. Haven't posted here for quite a while. Davin likes brahmin He calls them his 'meat jerky' No pun intended Next? Well... how about: the Mordino boss getting owned with a bottle of Nuka-Cola.

You can rescue Badger's girlfriend without even having taken the quest, and then [spoiler:b5e9e0b9b4]the Captain will be happy you helped one of his people and you'll get your oil tanker quests.[/spoiler:b5e9e0b9b4]

About Mynoc: you need perception, at least 6, to notice his spear being sharper than yours. From the symptoms, it's got nothing to do with stats - after you've been to Klamath or Den and return, he'll dialogue changes into something like "Hey, Chosen, go ahead and save our village, now what're...

Oh, so that's really why you wanted to save him. To get his brain. He would've died anyway, eh? :P

Flagged as dead, from the symptoms. Not sure about the reason, though, nor about the ways to counteract this... we should ask Per. Hope he wanders here soon.

Actually, they do suffer from side-effects of using drugs just like you do. Check out this little piece of info from the NPCs section of Per's guide: So, yeah, be careful with playing around with chems on NPCs ;)

A tool gives you +20% bonus to Repair when used, that's right, and a Super Tool Kit +40%, but you can scarcely repair anything with it and it weighs 10 lbs, so I'd eat it for breakfast instead - iron deficiency, yum. Anyway, a tool is well worth keeping, when you're getting through the...

I know one. She actually enjoyed FO but never quite got around to posting anywhere. Yeah, they do exist, what's the big deal with that ;)

Yeah, but the condition of arranging a date is that you've already been at the Stables and talked to M. Reed, so quite not it.

Like Frank Horrigan. Unless you want to stay away and let the turrets take your fun.

Slayer in itself guarantees crits with every unarmed punch or kick - it doesn't do the LK roll, it just sort of happens ;)

Cover that part of screen while talking to them. Guess they don't appeal to you because they're not very well animated? For most FO fans they're some bright point of the game.

And more sound files with their responses if they're talking heads, which adds even more flavour - try asking Set about some stuff.

Or use a hunting rifle which improves your chances to hit. Or aim for other body parts - crippling a leg of a guy with a spear (Khans come to mind) is sometimes useful.

Probably not, but there's a converter for the US version, as far as I remember.

What about a shotgun being a ranged weapon? ;) It all depends on your skills, obviously. If your Unarmed is higher than Small Guns, go for HtH; if it's the other way around, stick to a Desert Eagle rather than a shotgun and later try and get a combat shotgun in the Hub. And I really...

There isn't, nor there's any in Fallout 2. You can just check whether you're poisoned at all, and as you probably know that can be done on the character sheet. Or, for FO2, you could open your character with FALCHE.

You didn't follow the 5-7-5 rule, Bob. I might be smart now as I've learned it from my own mistake, but still you didn't. Teh glowing ghoul ones They glow n' glow like no one 'N they'll glow on, for one. Next: power armour, yeah!