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Hey, great job on the intro movie- I can't believed I missed it when you first posted. One suggestion though- is there anyway to add the black film 'noise' like in the other Fallout intros to make it seem less clean? - Maybe there's a name for it that I don't know about.

Hmm... I own more EA games than games from any other company, so I don't think their games suck. Well, they're mostly sports games that I gladly fork over cash every year for new versions, but thats because I feel that they are so much better than anything else out there. As for killing...

Hmm, do Wanamingos really deserve a place in the FO universe- or was it a one shot deal? I still prefer to go for simplicity - as in separate communities, because then we don't have to make up another explanation for it to make sense. The Super Mutant worshippers are still very interesting if...

Hmm... why doesn't everyone join Mutant's Rising? Or are we only referring to a game that's built from the ground up w/ a new engine, like Trinity? How many of you feel you have enough talent to make something like that?

Hey, jogging shoes are sexy! I thought they were pretty cool in the Hulk movie... What a waste of money...

I meant it would spoil the 'surprise' that the community really didn't need (or merit) saving after all. But definitely, both communities (mutant god and area 51) should be in regardless of whether they are related or not. I guess I was thinking more of the whole 'Of Mice and Men' thing where...

Well, I also agree that the best solution would be that transistors never existed- as in research on them never started. This is tough to do because I just read that it was first invented by Bell laboratories in 1947, before your timeline started- another big problem is that Bell Labs is just...

@Thorgrimm I agree with Sander on the transistor issue. The only way the US would have continued w/ vacuum tubes was if they could match the performance of the transistors the enemy would be using. Otherwise, they'd be sorely behind technologically. Unless there's something about vacuum...

Um, can't we find a candidate who isn't for the protectionist bullshit? http://www.economist.com/agenda/displayStory.cfm?story_id=2454530

Sure. But we still need a story reason for the player to hang around the area instead of taking the direct logical path. It's not too hard I guess- maybe its just a lot of people tell him/her to find help because its way too dangerous to go in that direction. Having both is good, but then...

I think I found one in New Reno, too... It's a sweet gun, but I ended up liking the .44 magnum w/ speed loader even more.

Wow, I never noticed that the two maps together would mess up the locations so badly... Maybe its the shifting fault lines? :) Anyway, your game is looking pretty good

Hey did anyone try out that Fallout Nights NWN mod they are affiliated with? (right side of page, near the middle)

Absolutely. I was just mentioning a possible story that I thought might be cool b/c it would tie in w/ the original plot, involve the high end technology late-game while maintaining setting consistency, and end with the character possibly being mutated in the military base. But of course...

I'd be interested in a prequel as well- having a world less developed than in FO1 would be pretty cool. I guess the problems would be having no super mutants, possibly no deathclaws nor other hybrid mutant creatures. I was thinking maybe there could be a game where you were Harold or Richard...

Read the whole page- my intro is on top. Everything is in relation to the story on the top of the page. Also read my post. I mention that this should be on the way to Nevada, which is probably mid to late game. Haven't played FO1 in a while so I don't remember that part too well. But I'm...

I really like the 'boogeyman' storyline- I can almost play it in my mind. However, I think it should involve a Super Mutant instead of Harold or another ghoul. I mean, Harold's an articulate enough guy to let the villagers know who he is and what he's about without falling victim to their...

Ok, lets say the security system was damaged during the war and every time anyone tries to escape, the 50s style security bots either gun them down or bring them back. That guy only got out because he was one out of group of many who tried to escape at the same time, and the only one who made...

Ok, I'm not going to retype my entire post so here's a short recap of the minor points: I started off warning against the danger of falling into the unrealistic 'good' and 'evil' trap like a lot of RPGs do, and suggested that we leave it up to the player to decide his reasons. I also mentioned...

arrgh fuck!- the browser killed my 10 paragraph post... ah well, I'll redo it tomorrow...