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"And the likes"? That's basically half of the game genres, plus RPGs if you count Fallout. Sims and Doom, now that's one damn good combination :mrgreen:

Doesn't sound really convincing. If I wanted to get rid of my stimpaks, I'd simply throw them away in the Cathedral or at Mariposa, then let 'em blow up. Or just drop them on a random encounter map and leave, and well, lucky thou who findest it. And I don't see why would anyone want to do it...

Yes - after two playthroughs of each Fallout, I have learned that. It's not my fault that I never read manuals 'cause I want to discover everything myself - that's the way me is ;)

I used to play my first FO and FO2 games like that, too - usually put a heavy object on my mouse and done something else every time I needed to sell some stuff to the Gunrunners... in FO 2 it at least sped up as you held the button! ;)

Katie Melua - Spider's Web. Of a few songs of hers which I know, this is by far the best one, the vocal is good as always and the lyrics are great. It might have something to do with the fact that, unlike other songs, she wrote it herself. Just look at the devotion and communication with the...

It's funny how Vic moans all the way when he's down to barely two thirds of his HP but doesn't make a sound if they cripple both his legs, arms, eyes and shoot his jewels off.

I know it's true for Cassidy, from Per's guide. Anyone else noticed any other NPC undergoing that?

Green. And what's her favourite weapon?

Now that I come to think of it, I guess Interplay never predicted that Pluto would be so disgracefully downgraded... As for the question; Horrigan is a supermutant, obviously, the final boss of Fallout 2... and what are his two famous final words, and what do they mean?

Will they miniature bows and crossbows as well, leaving them equally deadly? ;)

Recalculated it... seems like I got it wrong before. Obviously, there are 2 letters for the first spot, 2 for the second, 2 for the third, and 2 for the fourth. I've used variation instead of combination, like I should have - so that's 16 categories. Not so much if you consider that there are...

Have you looked at the combat settings screen? Maybe you set him not to use a weapon, or use a HtH weapon.

Seems like he doesn't. I'll do it, then - this is one of my favourite threads here and I won't let it die. In the Gecko power plant you can send the robot to install the part or shut down the coolant valve. You must, however, enter a set of commands for it to go and activate all the weird...

56 categories in all... do you think there are only 56 types of people? Of course, traits are stronger and weaker depending on how many percent people get for every point but in this case it doesn't matter if you're 51% introvert and 49% extrovert, or 99/1. The test still treats you the same.

"Requiem for a Dream" soundtrack. I've never seen the film but the brilliant soundtrack made me want to.

The ending was a little weird... otherwise it's pretty good!

Everythin's possible in a mapper ;)

8/log10*cos180 I'm sick of power armour. Still, the pic is cool.

This sounds a lot like Morrowind, doesn't it? (I've never played Oblivion). Oh, sorry, you've killed Vivec, no matter how the hell you managed to do it. Seems like you can't complete this damn quest, you've broken the chain of prophecies, blah, blah, blah... Doesn't sound like a good idea to me...

What if NMA was a Fallout-related site? That would be one big heck of a social experiment if the Enclave was one. Kanhef makes an interesting point about the AI here. I remember you could ask Zax about the artificial intelligence but I don't quite remember what he'd answer. I'm interested...