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Posted on another forums: Top [PS3] fixes: * Companions now show up as waypoints on the map * Companions will always fast travel with you, unless told to wait or sent away * Fix: DLC error/save corruption * Fix: Entering the strip after Debt Collector causes crash and autosave...

Is it on Steam with patch notes? I don't own the game I'm just curious to see the notes.

I spent a lot of time on forums back when Fallout 3 came out and I've spent a lot of time on forums now. From what I've seen, more people are complaining of show stopping bugs a month after release than anything I saw for FO3. For example, I never saw anybody say they couldn't enter D.C. wearing...

Obsidian is not Bethesda and New Vegas has more egregious show stopping bugs than Fallout 3 did at this stage in its release (freezing issues, data based leveling issues for companions and strip access issues). That said, New Vegas is far more complex in underlying structure so it's par for...

Umm.. that is essentially what Manifest Destiny meant.. that is, unless you're a Eurocentric git that thinks God was really on their side.

If i had more space that would have read "looking to get back onto PC gaming." I was a PC gamer since the 80s up until 2002 at which point I dedicated my computers to art (audio composition/mastering and digital photography) and offloaded my "dirty habit" onto consoles (ostensibly because the...

Well, I'd suggest disabusing yourself of that cynical view 'cause it's disconnected from reality.

Reread the quote again, they said they submitted it. Granted, it could get rejected and things may still have to change but the chances of that are slim (especially since they have to pay Microsoft for the luxury of submitting the patch). Regardless, they could put up a tentative list...

Couldn't they just post the patch notes instead of giving us an announcement about an upcoming announcement?

Fallout is like an exquisite European film which exists so much in a world of its own definition as to belie sequelization (think Brazil or Kieslowski's Trois couleurs: Bleu). However, the damage was done back in the classic era. Granted, I enjoyed Fallout 2 and probably would have loved Van...

I'm there with you on the cynicism but I think the low you referenced is still few years off. Fallout and Mass Effect are definitely low points in the evolution of tactical game play but the writing and, more importantly, the reactivity of narrative to player choice are light years beyond...

:) Ask and you shall receive, right? Hehe..

Has anybody modded Pedobear into New Vegas yet? My purchase of the PC version hinges on the saliency of this fact.

For the record, I agree with Tagaziel. I really don't give a toss about well written lines which add little more than fluff to the proceedings. However, if those well written or witty lines can open up new avenues of discovery or engender unique responses and actions from NPCs then I'm all...

:( Yeah.. but if you want stupid dialog all over a game then you can probably pick up Fallout 3 pretty cheap ;)

I know it wouldn't be mandatory in the slightest. However, to get the most out of things, should one load up and replay the originals again? I haven't played Fallout 2 past Redding since.. ohh.. 2000? I've been thinking of repurchasing them (somebody pointed me towards that legit download...

Fallout isn't supposed to have a straight forward story line. That, you know, what made this series unique -- it was a trademark which helped define it (structurally speaking) against the deluge of titles, both before and since, which trudged mindlessly down a linear progression. Don't get me...

Yep, 'cause colonialism certainly worked like gangbusters for the Western powers. Just look at how successful France was in Algeri.. oh.. wait.. The British in Rhodes.. oh.. wait... The British in Indi.. oh.. wait... Pretty much the only success stories were the British in Palestine...

Well, I don't rightly know how I'd handle them to tell the truth. However, what I do know is that pirates like at least two things: blow jobs and rum. I'd probably get creative along those lines (you should see my lips). I hear they also like parrots, though I'm unsure whether this trope...

Those could still be argued to be the same thing or, at the least, an natural evolution in thought (seeing as how there is quite a bit of time between Fallout 2 and Fallout 3). It all hinges on how you define "incredibly powerful" (and where that wording comes from originally). I guess "wrong"...