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And this is why Fallout 3 is not really Fallout 3, but rather Fallout: Oblivion...but I'm still buying it...heh

I haven't read all the posts yet (too early), but the host seem underwhelmed at times with the 'exciting' stuff Todd had to sell. He'd ask questions, hear the response, and then respond with 'uh'. I espcially loved his lack of excitement from the results of Bloody Mess when he sees it for the...

I've seen some games the lvl scale certain plot based areas so that they are the correct challenge for what ever lvl you are. So that you don't spend all your time in the lvl1-5 area until you are lvl 20 and then wipe thru the storyline...

Hell, mod only 5 rounds in the entire game for the Fatman, and make the rad radius huge and I'd be okay with it. AS well mod out some of the stupid stuff and I think the game will be fun as a "fallout-like" game, just ignore the "3"...

To be honest this will be one of my biggest deal breakers. Because they at least need to let people mod the game so it can have the option of becoming a game that many more FO fans will like due to the dilligence of the FO modding community....

Upon further consideration a BATTERY powered clock is not worth $50. Too bad as it does look pretty cool.

hmmm, do I really need a $50 clock...I'm pretty sure I might...

Not challenging the silliness. But I do challenge the idiocy of people thinking that objects further away would apear just as clear as those close up on radar.

How about answering this question...does a radar signature look more or less clear the further away it is? Some of you are making yourselves look like idiots.

Well as I understand radar to work, it is much more effective at closer range because you get a more detail 'image' of what you are seeing. So at a further range it would take more skill to determine that a blip is one thing or another. But I'm guessing you don't really care...

To me perception and radar would be ones ability to interpret the info on the radar and or differentiate one blip from another. Maybe not a perfect explanation but if I needed an excuse that one would work for me. Just because 2 people are trained equally on how to use a piece of equipment...

Once again that will be the 'perk' of the oblivion engine, people can tweak/mod stuff so that you don't walk outside the vault and find a plasma rifle and lots of ammo on the first bad guy you kill.

One big difference is that in FO1 you have specific limits of loaded areas, where as with FO3 there is no limit to the outside other than the far edges of the map.

See me, I'm getting the CE just so I can send one of my kids to school using the lunch box...heh.

That will be 3rd party modded in within 2-3 hours of the games release, heh. As for me I found several of the death types in FO 1/2 quite amuzing, mostly because they were over the top silly. People don't get vaporized and fall to ash on the very spot, nor do sub machine guns tear people to...

As one that can speak heavily on Hellgate: London the way shooting works is that weapons have a cone of fire that varies in size and shape depending on the weapon and modifications to that weapon. But that only applies to 'spray' weapons. Very low round per minute weps are much more accurate but...

^^ but I think many would say that Beth doesn't have a great track record of making sequels, that are true sequels. But the 'the world around you' is just set dressing which you'd think was pretty hard to screw up, and 'the lore' may have been preserved but that doesn't mean that they have...

So you all are saying I should go ahead and pre-order like 5 copies?

I'd be hard pressed to spend 32.95 + 5.50 Shipping and Handling for a book that doesn't indicate how many pages, # of color pages, hard or soft cover, etc... Granted I've never heard of this before today, but as someone that hasn't ever heard of it, I'm not feeling like I'd be comfortable...