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Uhm... what? Both Hot Coffee and the Oblivion nude textures were things that were hidden on the DVDs, and only unlocked by modders.

Maybe there was a misunderstanding. I think they already said that Fallout 3 would be a big world RPG. And I agree, a game set in a single city can be a good idea. But that doesn't work for Fallout.

I'll take dialogues with descriptions (PST) over voiced dialogues any day.

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The problem is, Fallout is an RPG. So using a spear for half the game until you get your first gun doesn't really work.

It will be THE MOST VIOLENT GAME EVAR!!!!

Trait: Fallout Fan All the years you've spent waiting for a Fallout sequel and getting only crap have toughened you. You have a 2 Intelligence and Charisma bonus in agressive conversations, but a 1 point penalty in those stats otherwise. Trait: Beth fanboy lol u r a beth fanboy lol. u can...

How on earth could they turn it into a MMORPG by putting co-op in?

In order to make co-op, you'd have to implement trialogues, and that would double the amount of work needed. Unless only one player talks and the other one just fights, which would be quite pointless, since that's not what Fallout is about.

Remove the Pip-boy option. It's much too unimportant compared to the others, so having it in a "choose one" poll ruins the poll. For me, it would be in this order: 4, 2, 5, 1, 3. 3 in undeniably the most important feature on your list.

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First question - it would be rated M. Second question - I don't know. One thing is certain - children wouldn't change the rating. But maybe they simply won't care enough to put them in. In Oblivion, they said they didn't include children because they would cause clipping issues with the clothes.

On the subject of encounters, did Fallout 2 even have proper encounters, like the ones in Fallout 1? In F1, you could find Patrick, who would mark some locations on your map, a truck full of bottle caps, a Solar Blaster, etc. In Fallout 2, you could find explosive brahmin, a restaurant with...

That's what they were thinking, most likely. Naming it Blunt instead of something like Hafted was idiotic, though. The problem was that the player wouldn't have been able to get back his things. A scripted robbery might have worked. An unscripted one, on the other hand, would probably have...

Then, perhaps they lied, or perhaps they had their reasons not to hire them. No, I mean it will try to be similar to Fallout's, even though it might not have the same quality. And it shows that they are planning to make few, but complex NPCs, and they would have no reason not to. What's...

I'm not saying that Fallout 3 will be as good as Fallout 1 and 2. Bethesda has no pure-RPG experience, so how good Fallout 3 will be from an RPG standpoint remains to be seen. It might be great, or it might suck. But, what I'm almost sure of, is that it will not suck because of being a...

No, it didn't. It was just a good, but not special in any way, NPC schedule scripting tool. And it had nothing to do with combat, thus nothing to do with that comic.

Or the rating Oblivion got, for that matter. Bethesda have said many times that they don't care about the rating. Of course, they wouldn't really like AO, but it's unlikely they would have got that anyway unless they had hidden some hard-core Khajiit Porn on the Oblivion DVD.

Sigh... What the fuck do you think Bethesda is trying to make? A Barbie Horse Adventures game? In Morrowind there was a lot of rasism - Khajiit and Argonian were enslaved and discriminated, you were able to kill anyone, even innocent people without weapons, there were drugs which several...

Actually, it's electrically powered. The energy can come from SECs or MFCs, out of which only MFCs involve fusion.