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And why exactly does it have to take 16 days? How about 16 minutes?

Probably. But it was not a good feature, and if it can be avoided, they shouldn't keep it for nostalgia's sake.

"but seriously, when ambushed & stopped, staying in your car means you're a sitting duck (& that your car is soon to be wrecked)" Stopped? How? "thats assuming you want TES4-esk travel. which is something we usually dont even want to take in consideration." You don't...

No, it's not going to be like that. That picture, if it's supposed to mock Fallout 3, is retarded. Otherwise, as a mere joke, it isn't funny. This one, for example, is: http://www.nma-fallout.com/fallout3/fakes/bloodlust_fallout3.jpg

All right, so give them smarter AI. Still, you often met packs of radscorpions on plains, where it would be impossible for them to ambush you. So you're saying that, when a man is in his car, and some guys with pistols start shooting at him, the natural reaction is getting out of the car, so...

Fallout's random encounters had several flaws. Walking right into the middle of a pack of Radscorpions is a bit silly, even for a low Outdoorsman character. Getting out of the car when you don't want to fight them is stupid. And escaping from monsters faster than you by walking to the edge of...

I've never considered combat fun, so in my opinion, adding creatures to a boring walk turns it into a boring walk full of chores. One thing Oblivion did right was adding horses as a means of transportations. This allowed you to enjoy the scenery without being bored by a too long walk. Of...

By fast travel, I meant any sort of travel through the map, as opposed to real time travel. I think actually going through the wasteland would be interesting, even if it's completly barren, with the occasional radscorpion (or preferrably, without the occasional radscorpion). Sure, one might say...

Of course, they could always make the world smaller than it actually is. I'd rather travel across the barren wasteland, even if it's size would have to be scaled, than use a fast travel method.

I don't really see what's wrong with having racial discrimination. Anyone who says that a game which wishes to be somewhat realistic should not have discrimination because it's not politically correct is a moron. And there's a difference between the movie itself discriminating or showing...

I do?

They're going to waste a lot of time anyway, so why not on something semi-interesting?

In charge of... what? The few hundreds of people in the Oil Rig? Let's see what the vaults were: # Vault 8 - A control Vault, intended to open and re-colonize the surface after 10 years. Vault City is the result. Unfortunately. Reasonable. # Vault 12 - In order to study the effects of...

Has anyone actually suggested those?

Of course not. But there could be a couple of quests which use the current skills. The first quest would be for initiation, like the one in Fallout 1. There would be some more quests which you do as an initiate, after which you are promoted to Paladin and given a suit of Power Armor. Then, you...

Armorer was only for repairing gear, and Enchanting didn't rise the price of the item. Alchemy was the only one which could have been a profession. But how about a profession in the Brotherhood of Steel?

And a better solution would be? I am curious what a three dimensional ladder would be like. Sander, Daggerfall too. In Daggerfall, you could fail quests, lose your rank for inactivity, etc.

A decent way to have a job would be in a TES way - you join a guild, rise in rank, do quests, gain benefits, etc. Although I don't think that would fit Fallout.

Re: tactics They had to finish Oblivion, but the game has been in preproduction for a long time.

Who the fuck cares whether he gets the rights to make the movie? It's not like there was a more talented director willing to make the movie but unable to do it because of Uwe Boll. So what if he makes a piece of crap?