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That's true. Then, I guess the only upside is, as Courier said: Loot? If you manage to survive the hellish encounter with the mercenaries sent to kill you (lower the difficulty?) then you can get loads of combat armor, weapons, and ammo -- I suppose. Also, I always choose the Alien...

It's "processor" and "shouldn't". I think you need a new word processor, buddy. Who said anything about politics? I know that "saving the day" is open to interpretation, but I don't think any of the endings of FNV place the PC into politics. In the independent ending Yes Man just takes...

Didn't see this last month... A) ok, I guess so.. B) Why? What am I missing from my unpatched game that is so great? I don't have any issues with game-breaking glitches or constant freezing, so... ?

I agree, and if they did a direct sequel, then the independent ending could never work as the canon ending. I guess I assumed that everybody agreed: a direct sequel is extremely unlikely. all the previous games have changed location and/or had a long span of years in-between previous games. I...

That's not what I meant. Maybe that's why nobody is understanding my concept... well that, and maybe it's a bit far-fetched too. But, my idea is for an American operative or spy, go to China to stop the Chinese Government from doing whatever they were going to do. You fill in the rest. I'm...

Sorry for being a grammar nazi, but it's "Caesar". But I did also want to say that Chance's Knife is a great choice for a "bladed melee weapons only" character. I am pretty sure it has the highest DPS of any bladed weapon (not counting Blade of the East), and the only blade that really compares...

He said: So there most be other perks and traits that he did not mention -- and one really horrible trait that he did mention. Edit: Sorry, I misunderstood the question... Some traits give you a good side-effect and a bad side-effect. So you must be assuming that since mercenaries are...

Just basing my opinion off of the other endings... Fallout 1: Vault Dweller saves the day and becomes a hero to the wasteland Fallout 2: Chosen One saves the day and becomes a hero to the wasteland Fallout 3: Lone Wanderer saves the day and becomes a hero to the wasteland ...just a hunch...

On my 6th or 7th game (lost count), and decided to go with a ninja character. But since my last character was a pure melee character, I decided to keep my current character balanced with melee and guns -- that way I can snipe super mutants and deathclaws effectively. I usually wear Chinese...

yeah, that's right... I forgot that when I went to point lookout in Fallout 3, I was not able to take Fawkes with me.

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I'll just bring Arcade Gannon with me, and use him as a pack-brahmin. :P

Beause China was in a war with the U.S. called the resource wars, and after they bombed the crap out of us, their first objective would be to try to take our resources... DERP! Derpy derp is derp.

For some reason, this made me think of the new movie coming out called Cowboys & Aliens. the main character also has a metal thing on his wrist that looks a lot like a pip-boy... except his shoots plasma bursts. Could this movie be a subtle reference to FNV...

That seems reasonable. I guess I am alone in starting most of my games like this: Strength....: 8 Perception.: 6 Endurance.: 6 Charisma...: 1 Intelligence: 9 Agility.......: 5 Luck.........: 5

Not sure what that means, but if you want to start the game with a good number for your Speech skill, just tag it. Don't put 5 extra points into an otherwise useless Charisma score. Those 5 points would serve you much better if they were distributed among Strength, Intelligence, and...

Ok, that makes more sense. Except that throwing axes and throwing spears are already in the game. So it would have to be a entirely different kind of combat like blow darts, bow & arrows, boomerangs, and bolos. And I guess if they were to go that far with adding "survival" type weapons, you'd...

Having the game in China would be pretty awesome. But not 200 years after the war, maybe 30 years after, so that there is still remnants of the Chinese army for you to kill. Your mission could be to stop the remnants of the Chinese army and/or government from becoming a threat to the world...

As I said, it does have a few uses. Like the rad resistance perk and animal friend perk. Barter has a few decent perks too, but I won't sink more than 2 or 3 points into Barter.

I agree with that. But I don't think your effectiveness with a weapon should be affected by your survival skill. If anything, you should get bonus damage against wild animals, from your survival skill. Definitely, your ability to craft weapons like that should be governed by survival...