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Now its not only great art, you're getting into the funnies! Marcus shall have to come another time. This one was the best yet stylistically. Tank Yu Bery Muches! It gave me happies!

Very Supa Kools! I don't mind the Death Claw at all, it fits the style. Really nice job on Vault Boy, its different but not in an awkward way. Bethesda should take you in to make a comic or something for an extra to a special edition Fallout 3. Now if you're taking requests, lets see...

Oh so that's were he got the granny decapitation idea. ... :hide:

But it is weird that he starts off generally talking about NPCs, and then explicitly mentions ghouls as non-interactive. That's not to say there can't be ghouls that are interactive, but it's a weird way to formulate the sentence (if indeed there are interactive ghouls).

I think it might well be. The SMG is actually mentioned in the preview. --- Some of you have (duly) noted Pagliarulo's comments as unsettling. This statement is pretty contradictory to the recent impromptu responses he gave, and assurances to the fallout fans. Either way, I think...

I disagree. In my opinion 3D could be great, if done properly. You could still have text descriptions, and good graphics (key word:good) never hurt. The problem arises when you simply create a vain cutsey world in which everything is just supposed to be whizz whizz bang bang, be a roler...

I have to say that some of that scenery and the details really are astounding. ... Now with all the good stuff covered, lets get to the rest. I really can't get over the power armour. Its trash elemental. But the mutants, and Behemoth in specific, are horendous. A shiver...

The ghoul (clearer pic) looks a bit caricature-esque, which I like, but its too much bones and blood, in my opinion, and too little green mold. I'm liking the man and dog shot, all it needs is a smaller detail level, low poly version, and its perfect. EDIT: I'll follow Hypocrite's...

BN are you seriously up at this hour, in Holland? :shock: :clap: That's one dedicated fallout fan.

But again the paladin's armour looks like Oscar Grouch's real estate wet dream, brought to life. (For those, understandibly, not in the know, that was a refrence to Sesame Street and trash cans).

Perhaps the radio transmitions can be made to fit the setting, but why put a radio receiver on a pip boy (by original design) if you know they aren't going to be playing much anytime soon. Maybe for communication inside the vault, but that would definitely be done on different wave lengths than...

The "growing up"/character determination seems pretty cheesey and unneccessarily convuluted, not to same incredibly lame. I hope that's not what they had in mind when they said "immersive". Why would you want to press a button to cry or say "dada"? Is this an RPG or an "immersive" infancy...