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True, but I would say there are certain advantages to not being professionals too. You don't have to sell out to please a publisher, you don't have to release an unfinished game b/c you're trying to get it out before Christmas, theres no budget constraints, and minor errors or outdated graphics...

Just wondering- for a fan made FO3, if we took a, say, Ella Fitzgerald song and stuck it in the intro movie for the mod, could we get away with it w/o getting in trouble? (By the way, "Learnin' The Blues" w/ Ella and Louis Armstrong is a great song to use). It'd also be nice to find someone...

Probably both- but if I had to choose, Jenna... She has the better face. Plus when I first saw the name Barbara, I thought you were referring to the original Barbara Bush... *shudder*

Ok, do you think it's possible to create a community Fallout sequel that most people would like, with either the F2 editor or Ianout? I'll throw that in to get technical issues out of the way. If not, then I agree on just how hard it will be. That was something I mentioned in my edit. It...

Sounds good- a lot of the information was already known, but it's nice to hear it described in action. I was a little disappointed hearing about the BG style map movement, but the "three to five ways to solve every problem," if true, is very promising.

Yeah, its not that hard if you're not stingy w/ the rocks...

@Sander A lot of the problems you mentioned aren't really problems- they're just basic game design decisions - which I have no experience in, so correct me if I'm wrong. A lot of them have already been argued to death and tentively agreed upon as well. When in doubt, refer to the original...

http://www.davidandgoliathtees.com/new/games/throwrocks.html Only 4 levels before you win, but each one is different...

Speaking of little people: http://tv.zap2it.com/tveditorial/tve_main/1,1002,271%7C85861%7C1%7C,00.html

Yeah, it'd probably only be different in the same places. Too bad though- there's potential for great one liners as various wasteland scum try to take advantage of you.

@Thorgrimm It's because I wasn't replying to you. I was commenting on part of the argument going on on the first 4 pages of this thread.

You could come up with a whole bunch of reasons why raiders would be running around w/ hi-tech weaponry in Fallout 2. After all, the mutant armor was scattered throughout the desert- a gang could take them out one by one, or weight till their bulk killed them for not being suitable for desert...

That guy's hilarious...

I'm 23. Hmm... el_Prez is 19? If I remember the pictures correctly, I look 10 years younger than him...

You know, I haven't seen him on the Obsidian boards since that last verbal beating he took. Maybe he's off for good... (crosses fingers)

Um... if Fallout takes the same leap quality-wise that GTA did from 2 to 3, (minus the console part of course) I think it's the best we can ask for. Who didn't enjoy doing drivebys with Scarface music in the background?

I mentioned Puuk just b/c he works there, not b/c I know anything about his abilities. I just don't think any foreign writer has a chance of capturing the FO style, humor, and 50s US culture. And judging from the english translations in SoA (which I liked) SSE by itself doesn't either.

Posted at SSE: http://www.silver-style.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1711&highlight=

In F2, I had high hopes that they would raise the damage of the "laser sharpened titanium throwing knives"- sadly, it was still one point above a regular rock. (On the other hand I was glad to find the .44 magnum w/ speed loader)

Commies huh? Was your grandpa a Nazi?