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Yes, Stimpaks and RadAway I have "hotkeyed", but I did not consider those a drug of significance because in New Vegas you cannot get addicted to those items, their just as healthy as purified water.

I only use MedX and RadX if absolutely needed, but I avoid them as much as possible.

This one is difficult, both plasma and laser are extremely sophisticated and superior forms of firepower. I'd have to say plasma though at the end of the day. I personally use laser weapons more often simply due to their availability. Plasma is better in overall damage and technology, if you...

Nice to see a fellow patriot! Will do! Always Faithful.

To be honest, it would be fascinating to see what a typical American city would look like before the bombs fell, even for just a day. "MY EYES, MY EYES, SO MANY PURE HUMANS....GAAAAAAH!" *explodes in sensational euphoria*

Those mutie flying bast*rds in the mountains, the cazadors are absolutely insane...even for the Enclave. ;) That was about the biggest change in difficulty I saw in the game. When the one quarry worker warned me about the deathclaws up ahead at the checkpoint (before I engaged him of course)...

I believe Vault City practices this through the method of insemination. It's much more civilized and less invasive. Females could "volunteer" to be act as "hosts" for the sake of continuing the population and would be awarded a...uh...Medal of Continuity?

It's clear that Vault-Tec (from their commercials promoting the investments in vaults) promotes procreation among the occupants in hope to continue the population of the vault. Though some vaults were designed to open upon receiving an all-clear signal or even after just as much as 20 years, it...

Those poor...poor...virtual wastelanders! Oh the horror!

I didn't even understand what they were saying, is it still English? Regardless, I think it seemed to have a good beat, so I give it 7.5/10. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LArGlfEVYqM

The vaults were built as a massive social experiment project to not only preserve, but to test humanity's character in post-nuclear war isolation. You could go on all day about what your definition of "original" is, but the fact is, the Enclave concluded after significant scientific research...

Yes I do, I was complementing Eden for following by the Enclave's original plan. Their the same government, simply the ones who survived and yes I do know lore. The President never started a civil war, that was caused by the Colonel's insurgency.

The feeling when I first gunned down some random raider with a 10mm with burst, just saw his entire body explode apart. It's strange how the death animations in Fallout 2 greatly beat the newer technology presented in Fallout 3/NV.

I only play Fallout 3 more because it both has the Enclave and presents the nation's capital. However, Fallout: New Vegas is by far a much better game (not saying Fallout 3 was bad or good), but New Vegas brought back many classic features that were left completely non-existent in Fallout 3...

I can see your reasoning, but I personally believe there is a huge difference. The President remains honorable and loyal to the original plan, Colonel Autumn goes completely against the President's orders, instructing the army to engage the Lone Wanderer (who is carrying the FEV vial) on sight...

Amata as Overseer? That's like appointing Frank Horrigan (UNITED STATES SECRET SERVICE) in charge of "humanitarian" aid in Freeside. As far as I'm concerned, 90% of all the characters presented in Fallout 3 in Vault 101 were anti-social anyway (possibly due to insufficient Vitamin D?). Their...

Why yes! All wastelanders exposed to harmful radiation causing drastic genetic mutation that has been passed on through generations and generations are in fact, mutant. Yes, they stem from humanity, but don't let their looks fool you, they are far from human. Enclave scientists over the course...

My immediate, unquestioning, absolute reaction would be to unload all my ammunition onto anything wearing those cursed jackets in the vicinity to eradicate the evolutionary mistake as fast as possible. Could it be done right? Sure, if the most powerful force in the United States of America...

My god...what version of FEV did this organism come from?

Origins in the Enclave would be fantastic, then I can finally play as an actual human! Well...at least I wouldn't have to pretend that the player wasn't some mutated dirty wastelander who the Enclave would exterminate. I think it would be interesting the story looking at the other side and...