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From watching over people's shoulders, I thought the game actually looked pretty great, lack of shadows notwithstanding. Also, I think I might have played Midnight Club: Los Angeles with Todd Howard, or someone who looked exactly like him. Whoever he was, he was pretty bad.

Dammit I wanted to see the inside of the trailer but fuck that line.

Awesome, I'll be there.

Having seen the Survivorman episode in a canyon, I would expect the Grand Canyon to be one of the least habitable places on Earth, but I guess the apocalypse can do some crazy stuff.

Soooo, enemies are able to make targeted shots?

As much as I like the idea, I think Fallout has had enough Monty Python references to last 10 franchises.

We're bad, but no one's worse than the Welsh. Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch? That's not even funny.

I'm getting a bit of the Stalker feel from Fallout 3. From what I've heard and what little I've seen, looks like the same mix of empty ruins to scavenge interspersed with firefights, with a little bit of travel in between. Did Oblivion on PC have shadows as opposed to the Xbox version? That'd...

If people don't want big and empty, maybe the post-apocalyptic genre is not for you? Hm? Anyways, is this the first video of them pulling back the third-person view? This is the first time I've seen it pulled past the over-the-shoulder perspective. I doubt you'll be able to approximate an...

...Really? I'm a radio DJ, and I do it entirely unpaid as does everyone else at my station, but beyond that I'm pretty sure most of the intent behind music is, well, fun. This exact scenario has already been mentioned as being in the game. How many is tons? Because so far I only know...

They've said you can sleep in beds and heal. To be absolutely fair, he was guessing, although it does seem a little fast. I'm trying to remember how fast the cycle was in Fallout 1/2, because I don't remember it being in real time.

Video game-wise? Deus Ex comes to mind.

Orly? I bet most people on this forum have at least one playthrough of Fallout 1/2 that would beg to differ.

200+ years after the nuclear war, people aren't going to start using the radio for other purposes, like maybe music? After all the people complaining about Fallout 3 looking like it wasn't taking place long enough after the war, this would just be another point of contention. But then, what...

Nitpicking the katana is a non-issue for you, but you're in a huff about things that were simply for demo purposes and/or are completely unknown? They've said time and time again that Fatboy ammo is very rare. Maybe they're lying or exaggerating, but you can't say it's "overabundant" at this...

Touche, sir, I actually just noticed that today. Coincidentally, while watching his video where he mentions that he thinks Fallout 3 looks nice! Burn him!

Very interesting that you would use Monty Python as an example of what the humor in Fallout was not like. What's wrong with the greasers?! They're one of my favorite new bits in Fallout 3...I'm almost positive I've seen buildings with heads on them somewhere in Fallout, maybe in Necropolis...

Yahtzee=Australian. You're in for a long wait.

Orly? Futurama: "Ladies, please! The mind is willing, but the body is bruised and broken!" The Final Sacrifice gets the special place in my heart.

Really? "Startling" parallels? Please elaborate.