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@SnapSlav Okay, I really don't want to do this, but there needs to be some clarification. I didn’t know that any logic that isn’t perfectly in line with yours didn’t exist. I apologize for not being omniscient! An analogy is a type of comparison. Here is the most basic type of analogy...

I think the best approach (In Obisdian's hands, of course) would be to focus predominantly on the established Fallout world and see what would happen next while still taking a wider look around now and then. What about Idaho? What about Arizona? What about Colorado? WHAT ABOUT NEW VEGAS...

Most endings do see them almost entirely destroyed. The only exception isn't even finished. I would love to see them return as a minor faction or even turn into a weird phoenix-ey thing like the Khans so they have more recurring appearances regardless of player choice. Either way, if you mean as...

Okay, for starters, you’re comparing fighting games to hack’n’slashes. That’s like comparing turn-based strategies to mobas! The multiplayer aspect and extensive rosters completely changes how the games are played. This doesn’t work. I’ve also noticed that you mentioned entirely Tekken...

Technically speaking, there are no turbines. It's just hot-wired to fire more quickly. So the only part of the name that isn't completely stupid is "plasma".

Just started Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn. It's the only Fire Emblem I haven't played other than Gaiden and Shadow Dragon, but even with all of that experience, good grief it is hard! Sure, I'm playing on Maniac despite being unfamiliar with the new battlefields and characters. Sure, I'm trying to...

Shining strategy games are technically still being made, but I've had to import the past three, which is irritating to no end. They have decent sales, so I see no reason why Sega can't just go international again.

Congrats, you just convinced me to go back to FO3.

I'm sure everyone here would like to see the Legion expanded upon, although a whole new game may not be suitable to the Legion. Of course, if Obisidian had another five or six months, that wouldn't be a problem, but Bethsoft wasn't generous. Speaking of which, I'm certain nobody wants the next...

I personally always play as an undead cyborg cannibal samurai thusly getting all implants including OWB cybernetic organs regardless of my build (which are always based around ambushes otherwise) and wielding the katana with the Stealth Suit MkII. It almost never ends well.

Now, I know that's sort of the background of VaultTec, but I'm pretty sure no one directly involved with the things that happened in FO1 or FO2 matched that. Both the Enclave and Unity were completely Knight Templars but neither were "seemingly good" at all.

Your new avatar looks quite nice, despite lacking in color. Solid 8/10.

It's like inflation. You (the GM or AI or whatever) notices an oncoming depression (unbalance favoring player), so you flood the markets (stats) in order to gain profit. People realize this and start charging stuff at a higher prices (getting better gear). Repeat the process again and again...

Balance (physical balance, not gameplay or whatever) of course. It wouldn't apply while focusing on navigation, but TheChosen1 did say, "...and then trying to shoot someone when you get attacked?" So there's that.

So I just decided to sit through Ghost Rider 2. I'm sure anyone who's seen the film knows what to expect.

Wrong thread. For criticizing FO3, feel free to head here: http://www.nma-fallout.com/showthread.php?199490-Why-is-Fallout-3-so-hated

It isn't that hard, actually. With the correct build and perks, they're easy even with a BB Gun and one helmet at lv. 30 so long as you can avoid the missiles well and get a stealth crit.

For cities/towns that are just aesthetically pleasing, I'm going with Zanarkand and Bevelle from Final Fantasy X simply because they look so good. However, they're more like a piece of art than a settlement, so... Rabanastre in Final Fantasy: Star Wars! The crowded streets and cozy atmosphere...

I don't know of that bug, however on the PC version, it can be solved by using the tilde key in order to open the debug console. Afterwards just drop the items, click on them, and type "setownership" without the quotations then pick it back up. Activating the console disables achievements...

7/10 The lyrics don't seem to have much point and the beat isn't memorable, however it's an otherwise well written and pleasant song.