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You might have found the alien crash site. Take some Rad-X and look around for an alien's body. Hooray, you just found the Alien Blaster!

I don't think it fits Fallout's setting at all. However, I would like to see a mod like this set in a different, new fictional universe. Be creative!

She obliviously has no idea what she's writing about. I was left with the distinct impression that Fallout 3 expresses a Kafkaesque quality in a post-modern, Spielberg-Kurbrickian dichotomy, ultimately culminating in the generation of a neo-post-post-modern form of eye/ear edu-tainment.

I don't have my Baldur's Gate manual right now, but it is turn-based "under the hood" with a real-time-with-pause combat system. Regardless, I would put Fallout and Baldur's Gate in the same category of RPGs. Also, Eschalon: Book I is pretty great.

I've played through about half of Fallout 3 with Timescale set to 15 and I've had no problems.

Anything that's worth doing is worth doing in an insanely over-the-top manner! :) Anything that makes weapons more realistic and/or more like Fallout 1/2 makes me all warm and fuzzy inside.

Since all the texture data for the game is stored in Textures.bsa, there is no Textures folder. If you copy and paste everything into your Data folder and use this tool to create ArchiveInvalidation.txt, everything will work just fine. This works for any new textures, sounds, meshes, etc...

This package has a nice number of songs and they are very well organized, so I totally recommend it! Better yet, try using this package as a "base" and tweak it with other MP3s according to your tastes.

I'll always love Fallout for casting the one person/creature/computer who was actively trying to save humanity as the "bad guy." As for the Brotherhood of Steel in Fallout 3, well... [spoiler:3cf8eff497]STEEL BE WITH YOU![/spoiler:3cf8eff497]

I just finished reading through it. Have you updated to the latest version of Adobe Reader? This fixed my problem.

In a sense, yes. In the future, the Earth will continue to orbit around the sun, fire will burn you if you touch it, two plus two will equal four and Bethesda devotees will replace the "3" with a "4" in all of their arguments when Fallout 4 is announced.

This must be the logic that lead to results such as a low-level character killing multiple Super Mutants with a pistol.

I've been told all of those reasons (and more) for why I can't say anything negative about Fallout 3. Writing down things I've heard and read are "a few steps too far." Whiskey Tango Foxtrot. EDIT: One second thought, that should read "Writing down things I've heard and read from...

You can't say anything bad about Fallout 3; you have to wait until screenshots are released! Fallout 3 looks like garbage? Well, wait, you need to see the trailer! It still looks bad? Wait until the gameplay videos! Oh, the videos are miserable? You should just wait until you play it...

Fortunately, no. My understanding is that Todd Howard wasn't given genuine control of an Elder Scrolls title (with the exception of the adventure game Redguard) until Oblivion.

I'm waiting to see what happens in the Fallout 3 modding scene. If some really amazing things come up, I might get it while it's still on the shelves. However, if nothing comes of attempts to improve Fallout 3, I'll wait until it's in the bargain-bins.

My computer falls in between the minimum and recommended system requirements. You'd think I'd be able to play Fallout 3 with the settings on low and with some tweaking, but for some reason I doubt it. And it certainly wouldn't be my fault since Half-Life 2, a game that looks so much better than...

To see how long it takes for everyone to escape, it seems.

And then she walked away as if nothing had happened to her. That's when I was first hit with the realization that RAI hasn't been improved at all.

What have they learned and how is that evident in their work for Fallout 3?