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Nope, F1 did not allow for typing in. If you wanted to trade 11,000 bottlecaps, then you had to actually scroll up to 11,000 bottlecaps. Which made for some annoying mouse clicking since if you clicked too long it would speed up to a million miles an hour. On that note: I think along with...

DirtyDreamDesigner: We know that the experience point system/skill point system doesn't work quite that way since the diplomat in question could have acquired enough exp to level through quests, and thus never even have fired a single shot (heck at the beginning of fallout II you gain a level...

I disagree that there is no way to make thrown weapons useful. Making the availability of cheap thrown weapons like sharp rocks and maybe baseballs would make it an early game money saver. Later on the inclusion of new grenade types could certainly up the ante a bit. The inclusion of a...

Chameleon power armor is over the top and strikes me as gratuitous power gaming. That said I would not mind a stealth suit added to the game, something to make your stealth skills a little better. Think like thermoptic camo. There are quite a few sound scientific principles which could be...

I don't know about you all, but I played Wasteland religiously as a kid. And in that light I would like to see climbing and jumping be added as forms of movement. The game could only be bolstered by a greater capacity to interact with the environment. Breakable walls/objects, climbable...

I, for one, have no interest in investigating the many thousands of different instances of cacti or tumbleweed which pockmarks the landscape of Fallout. Forcing someone to get to a new area by overland travel, even once, would be arduous to say the least. That said there are some minor...

I, too, am a bit leery about the inclusion of a "simple" main villain. I do enjoy combatting an evil mastermind (and this certainly has its place in fallout), but I don't like a clear cut ending in fallout. Being able to continue to do things even after accomplishing whatever the main...

The only way I wouldn't mind seeing something 3d in the fallout world is in the character models. If for some reason there were objects that were meant to be manipulated (read rotated), those might need to be 3d as well, but aside from that I think the game pretty much has to stay grounded in...

I'm honestly more afraid of a fallout MMORPG. There is a profound realization that accompanies the playing of an MMORPG; it is played by fans of MMORPG's. And I for one would keel over and die the minute I heard someone chat in game "WTB UR POWER ARMOR 4 CHEAP." (I would like to point out...