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Ah thanks.

Mental Block? I've been playing the game for year's, but FO1's "Mental Block" perk eludes my grasp. I have no idea what it does, and it gives no real description. I want to punch it in the face.

Tigersauce? Which I found out last night is delicious on red pepper slices.

On the nose.

Close, think of what you do for 80 years in that game before you can raid.

Computer. EDIT: + = Hint: What you do in one, what the other is.

In RPGs your characters don't take a dump, wash their hands, whine about a low social bar, then drop dead right there. Also, RPGs don't have people come to your house, ring the doorbell, then wait in front of the door for three days until they starve to death, not realizing that you bought a...

Pale Ale? :o

I got cocky, I was all "HAR HAR HAR It's just a dog with barely any health left, I will relegate to honorable fist-to-cuffs with the slavering beast! HO HO HO!" Then I missed like every attack and got trounced something awful.

Once I ran out of ammo, I didn't really have the ability to hit him with melee, let alone damage him.

I predict, Bicycle sales boom.

Do what I did with my Manic Schitzo uncle: Watch him like a hawk, be cautiously polite and jovial, then CQC his ass if he turns violent. EDIT: People in a warped state of mind usually can ignore huge amounts of pain, allowing them to exhibit almost superhuman ability, but you have something...

I kinda wanted to know about this too, I have my desktop set up visually, but I can't find suitable sound files. I found something close, but I really had my heart set on hearing "War...War never changes." every time I started windows.

I would say an egg shape is warm. And delicious.

I'm so glad I still have the original manuals, even though I'm on my like third FO1 disk and my FO2 disk (second time I've "owned" 2) doesn't exist in the material plane. I still look for a real Fallout 2 every time I pass a store that sells computer games. I still see Baldur's Gate, but never...

I always thought they were created from random husks of flesh given life by the FEV. But the flatworm thing makes more sense.

On my first playthrough of 1, I once missed a hostile in Adytum and hit a kid instead, and crit the kid for an instant kill. Naturally I felt kinda bad, but went along with my business. I never knew about the penalty for killing a child so I was kinda annoyed at the random jerks that would...