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He talked about how publishers are responsible for the majority of QA for ALL games, demand to have full control over any animated video and voice acting, and that developers are afraid to set the public straight on why games have crappy VO, videos, and bugs because they might get blacklisted.

I have the GoG versions and they run perfectly fine on Vista64.

Yes, it did.

Ya, Nipton was basically a prime example of wild west towns during the westward expansion. The Legion would not have been popular in the old west.

Interplay is like an alcoholic uncle that no one ever mentions, but turns up at family functions now and then.

I got a copy of Fallout 1 free with the purchase of a mouse, I think. I ran out and bought Fallout 2 after playing that. I thought Fallout 1 was just a demo... but it really was a very short game.

A mid-west Fallout could have a 'Dances With Mole-rats' type theme. I think it would be awesome for some type of vault/bos/enclave representative go native and the player character is one of his/her offspring. They could copy-paste the main quest from FO3 or some other generic, crap...

The only reason child killing is censored from most games is that the EU will not allow any game to contain the ability to kill children.... at least that is if I remember Tim Cain's presentation on the making of Fallout correctly.

Fully modded GRA AMR with explosive rounds wrecks deathclaws. With the bonus damage using explosives perk you will 1 shot just about anything on Very Hard difficulty and if you don't they will be thrown to the ground and crippled all over. I have seen 1 shot kill more than 1 deathclaw due...

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Interplay no longer has the fake Fallout MMO to scam money out of investors with so it has resorted to name dropping. For shame, Interplay... for shame :irked:

I never played Wasteland and never plan on doing so... I prefer a compromise between the clunky, overbearing computer games of old and the streamlined, shallow, piles of shit that are made today. A complex game that is not buried in redundant or excessive detail.

The key would be to explore a character that is NOT the player. There are a lot of background stories and events in the Fallout universe that are very entertaining to research in the games and your character has jack shit to do with how they turn out. Just make a great film using the Fallout...

If the world were based around sandbox gameplay where the only quests are requests from other players to collect trade goods or conquer hostile territories.... I could play that. Building outposts and defending them against players/wildlife/raiders. negotiating treaties and trade agreements...

How fucking up the canon a bit by starting in a town populated by tribals who worship super mutants. Tribal elders are exposed to FEV as part of their ascension into a superior, god-like state. Brotherhood asshats find out about some group of spear chucking idiots purposely creating a...

Start the game as some random wasteland asshole in the commonwealth. The village you are in gets trashed by a group of guys with guns and a foul demeanor. You escape and seek assistance from a nearby town or head off in some random direction because you saw a shiny new toilet to drink from...

Fallout: UK would be neat, especially if it is influenced heavily by Guy Ritchie films.

Its not uncommon for a woman to get a guy drunk in order to get into his pants. Apparently, when a guy does that it is considered abhorrent and when a woman does it the guy has to pay child support for 18 years after.

The vampirism perk will cover the character in glitter and open emo dialogue options.