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I think I'd do real well as a bar patron.

I wouldn't... think... so. Well you see, there are three power armor talking heads that use the same model and the same voice actor. I wouldn't count it.

Hearing a robodog screaming ARGH! *Click* Woof! would be pretty swell.

I have never played fallout 3, but someone mentioned a shameless waist high fence with a message of "You can't go that way" or something to indicate the end of the map? Wasn't easier to just put colors on the ground to identfy and exit grid, and every time a player stepped on a supposed...

It would be cool to have the EC unit after the game and go wreak havoc in the wasteland.

That choosing two traits was obligatory. I like traits, I mean, traits besides gifted and bloody mess, I like them, because they add a little bit more danger and allow to shape truly special characters. For example, I chose to have my character completely vulnerable to everything! That...

Fallout 1 had a lot of things Fallout 2 lacked, like talking heads, man, the voice acting in Fallout 1 was cinematic quality. Imagine if each Mob boss had its own voice actor in New Reno at least, and talking heads for every recruitable NPC. The bad thing about Fallout 2 is that, while...

Started Fallout 1, get straight to necropolis or the military base to be captured and interrogated by the awesome voice of Tony Jay in the Lieutenant character? I have. Tony is simply the best part of the game.

I'm loving the oil spill, there's nothing like angry ambientalists.

I didn't get the Pariah dog was a bad luck dog, so he grew on me and I liked it as a companion until I discovered that he was the cause of some of the most horrendous punishments for an newbie player, I thought the game was bugged.

They're so stubborn, the old system proves sucessful in short games and long games. Fallout 1 and Fallout 2 respectively, I don't know why they have to screw up in the simplest things.

Yeah, I love the lack of fourth wall. "Huff huff huff need... more.. action points." "Nothing a critical to the eyes can't cure."

The first time I cracked laughing in front of the computer screen was when I had to fight mister handy at the Klamath canyon. "I can't let you do that Dave". Now, in retrospective, it's not that funny.

I personally think Desert Wind and City of Lost Angels are masterpieces by Mark Morgan. And I like them both better than Aphex 's work. My favorite works by Aphex Twin are tracks like Rhubarb, Stone in Focus, and Quino-phec. Heck, all five of those tracks share some similarities, that's...

Is that Chrisopher Walken? Looks like him.

The last book I read was The Invisible Man, and that as a re-read just after reading that same book. Now I just read webcomics like Wondermark, it has a very interesting lexicon, and it's humorous. But other than that, no. Not even flash fiction.

Aw, how could I forget the Toxic Caves, I thought it was a very interesting place too. Despite all the radioactive goo and geckos. And it has my favoite trope in videogames, you get to this interesting place but you don't have the tools nor the abilities to access them so have a glance, get...

Yeah it's in golgotha, at the northern graves. "Here lies Sam PRitchard, he talked too much so we gave him a second mouth". Even though, I wouldn't recommend Skynet if you don't have high science and repair by now, I think Vic will do just fine in your party. Plus, for some reason...

You can with killaps patch, after digging pritchard's grave.

Skynet maybe.