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And how the hell did you come to THAT conclusion, bub?

Keeping it simple isn't necessarily a bad stance to take. That being said, I really REALLY am tired of looking for family members. How about a *single-player* Fallout game where you exit the Vault into a brave new world where you can decide what you want to do with your life -- become a raider...

Thought as much. Thanks for the confirmation!

So, basically what the title says. I'm looking to start a fresh playthrough of Fallout 1 and then do a run of Fallout 2, perhaps more than one for that one. I'm asking those of you who played back then in the hopes of getting an experience more true to what was intended at release. I have...

My little brother had a copy of Fallout: New Vegas for his Xbox 360 that he'd play whenever he was visiting. I became sort of intrigued with the world and eventually got the PC version off of Steam. As of this writing I have 1440 hours logged in the Steam version. Couldn't be happier with the...

We're reasonably well-off, but I think Canada or the UK would be better candidates for "best country to live in."

American women are pretty much the same way. Then again, I don't actively hit on anyone so I can only go off of what I see on TV.

I'm in pretty much the same boat.

Speculation like this is why it's better to reserve judgement until we've actually played the game. The super-cynics on this site will never say it, but there IS a chance Bethesda will program the crafting system to make some sort of sense. At least, when I was watching the E3 presentation...

That'd require me to ignore the only Fallout fansite on the web.

I don't appreciate being called an unobservant idiot, thanks. It couldn't be farther from the truth. There are differences, yes, but not enough or big enough to write home about. Just the same changes/improvements that typically come with a series over time. I'm pretty sure it wasn't just...

True enough. Just not here. Though developed by Obsidian, who are basically the same dev team that worked on the originals for Interplay, it's still counted as a Bethesda game and around here that's enough to earn it verbal lashings from every single hardcore Interplay fanboy (I REALLY hate...

That is, sadly, about 99% of the people on this forum. The 1% that love the ENTIRE series make up a minority. Makes me wonder why we even have a Fallout 3, New Vegas, or "Future" Fallout category on this site in the first place, since apparently it's a crime to like the content Bethesda's been...

I've never played Fallout 3 with mods installed. At least, not without the ones that actually fix bugs or help to stabilize the game. To be honest, I got tired of all the crashing... I've finished Fallout 3 a grand total of three times, played New Vegas way more. Last time I played Fallout 3...

Look man, I appreciate that you love the classic titles. I own 'em myself, they're pretty solid and are still enjoyable after all these years. Fuck, I *think* I'm almost halfway through my playthrough of Fallout 1, just got me some power armor and I already got the water chip back to Vault 13...

I hate to break it to you, but beyond the fact it was developed by a different team, I literally could not make out any major gameplay difference between New Vegas and Fallout 3. I'm also not a "fanboy." If this developer did something I felt was a mistake, I'd let them know in a heartbeat. I...

Eh... Stockholm Syndrome? How can a video game be your enemy? It's not masochism either, since that would require you to be physically harmed. No, I just think you happen to enjoy something that's near-universally panned on one website.

I'd be SERIOUSLY disappointed if there wasn't a named one that was also aquatic, named "Gojira."

Do you get off on being a prick? If you really want to just play the same old Fallout game, the classic series is still there and just as good as it ever was. The series NEEDS to evolve if it's gonna stay alive, and that means changing with the times. Sorry over-aggressive hipsters like you...