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Oh let us watch a bit mathematic toward this. Formular of the Inept one: x + y = z; whearas y lies between -infinity to infinity and x stands for the real score and y is a failure term. He says z = 20; please tell me what x was? Formular for 'Yahtzee' x - 20 = z ; whereas x is the real...

That's right, but than again it's simply a big locations with tons of space, where i found really nothing to do nor some real eye-catcher. I mean the whole 'turbine'-section seems to be good for nothing, or i just missed something there.

No, but i'm okay with shoving them up your arse, just joking ;) I never said the whole inventory makes that much of sense, but at least the miniguns weight something. Also the collectors/mirrors have the size of at least 3 miniguns, so for me it's still a bit more ridiculous than 3 miniguns or...

Well i didn't play the last Bioware games - so i can't judge ME2 (where the decision sounds really strange), but their representation before DA and ME seemed not much worse than what Obsidian presented with NWN 2, KOTOR 2 or even Alpha Protocol. So i guess it isn't important if it's Bioware...

Yes... this whole 'go down to get up again' seemed a bit forced. Also having a companion when, entering the tower (at least i guess it was there) trying to getting toward the computer to shut off security systems only to having your companions directly attacking it, was somewhat dumb. Also...

It feels especially strange because the in interviews they seemed to highlight it a bit. But than again they also mentioned the Vault 21 quite a few times, and definetaley cut something there. Maybe even at Micheal Angelos next to it. At different points during the game you can find these...

For me Fallout 3 seemed bigger because of 2 reasons: 1. You weren't able to look that far in a lot of places (might even been some engine tweak for NV that enhanced the sight range). 2. You had to take more 'mazes' to get somewhere. So instead of walking straight from Megaton to Washington...

Which doesn't mean his 'plans' would hold ground. As far as i remember a lot of 'Ceasars' got booted out bei their own Praetorians, because they disliked them. Not to forget that quite all NPC's tell you that more or less all his underlings a batshit crazy. So i wouldn't count on them not...

Actually the NCR allready started rebuilding infrastructure. Helios One, the Dam, the water pipeline from new vegas, the 'mono-rail' (or what you will call it) between Vegas an the airport (okay that's not that great). They even started to rebuilt the normal railroad - that were the powder gang...

House might have had a nice plan before the war, but it failed. And now he's running on luck. Wouldn't the NCR have stopped the Legion whe would have now Ceasars Palace at the strip. If the Legion wouldn't have shown up we now might have the NCR at the strip. Even finding the chip in a barren...

@DForge The problem is, he could have gotten funds through other enterprises which might have stabilized the region more and be more important in rebuilding the region than casinos. I mean he could have been the one selling food to the NCR, or other supplies to the NCR instead it's the other...

Well there are a few problems with that. Let's speak a second about Frederick II of Prussia or as we call them here in my City ("Unser alter Firtz" - our old Fritz), judging by wikipedia he is counted as an 'enligtend absolutist', and he made Prussia really great. Problem is, he also nearly...

I understood that, but i didn't really unterstood in which area the 'Desert Ranger' were before joining up with the NCR. So it seems as if they weren't 'domestic' in New Vegas, but than again why would they care that much about Vegas and the dam? If they were somewhat aligned with Vegas and...

I wouldn't judge how the whole NCR is doing by the picture you get in the Mojave. I mean you shouldn't forget that they aren't that long in the era and it's not a really stable area there with the legion at the front door. So it might look quite a bit different in areas without an enemy army...

The problem, as a quite a few here allready said, is that the informations we get about the Legion in the game itself are more or less only bad ones. We simply don't get to see if they built public baths or academies (just as an example for why Rome was more than the Legion) in the areas they...

I still would have problems, not because it's playing in the fallout universe, but because of dump design decisions and such... It simply looks like a more or less bad game to me, where i wouldn't have fun to play it.

Really hard to say... is a game that i found hard managable or was it impossible? I guess a lot of games are managable but yeah... Wizardy VI - Bane of the Cosmic Forge ; Amiga500 - Never got my whole party up beyond Lvl 2. Either half of them was dead when reaching Lvl3 or they were allready...

Hmm... i don't know, but even if that doesn't mean his version of the game did have all mechanics in action (hitting with percentages lower that 10% with ever shot,...). Might work in a similar way as in Bloodlines where you needed a certain skill level in erm yeah... don't remember what...

Pictograms describing how you should do things (heard quite a few country have such things in nearly every basic military training handouts). But yeah... i guess it's somewhat strange. But than again why there's a chinese soldier when the war was a nuclear one?...