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I strongly recommend getting this mod if you haven't already. It adds iron sights to the guns instead of using VATS. Makes the game more fun too, so you don't have to cheat with VATS. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDfmBB0M8Ek I made several videos that show how it works...

Any ideas on how to implement realistic enemies actually having only a limited amount of ammo in a videogame? Firefights in just about all other FPS games involve you being the only one with a limited amount of ammo, while the enemy can just keep shooting all day long. The only game I know...

http://www.sankakucomplex.com/2009/10/22/top-10-rpgs-according-to-rpg-fans/ 1. Final Fantasy X 2. Dragon Quest III 3. Final Fantasy VII 4. Persona 4 5. Kingdom Hearts II 6. Dragon Quest IX 7. Tales of the Abyss 8. Dragon Quest V 9. Chrono Trigger 10. Fallout 3 I guess that's why...

Found these at 4chan. I guess they liked it...for obvious reasons.

Why was water not that big a deal(beyond the water chip problem and water merchant wars) in the first two games? Was water not contaminated at all by radiation, or they had better water purifcation tech in the east coast compared to the capitol wasteland?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mS-5bbUrVp4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oetP7Yb5t3c :clap:

Still a work in progress as it just came out a few days ago, but it has potential. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16NSIigt81c Man, I gotta learn how to use the GECK. After that fiasco with Roy, I wouldn't mine turning Tenpenny Tower into a rubble with this mod! :twisted:

I'm torn between the classic Enclave APA and the new Outcast PA with the red coloring.

Because I just recently played STALKER today, and after a few hours I'm already hooked! It was also inevitable to compare it to Fallout 3, and I've realized that this game did the FPS/RPG mixing way better. No more levelling-up that required an arbitrary set of skill points just to get your gun...

Specifically Fallout 3. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4KR3nmDpz0 Thank God for the First Amendment!

So...thoughts on this? I suppose it's a bit better than the original one, but in the end it still kinda sucked. Destroying the missile platform gets you some thanks from the Brotherhood, but then that's it, nothing else. Or rather, they seem to be leaving it open-ended for another DLC with...

According to the background, the President of the US government and other members isolated themselves in the oil rig in 2077, and Fallout 2 taking place more than 150 years later means they're the third-generation population. So shouldn't there have been kids on the rig as well, especially...

Or developed by the Enclave after, in the Navarro base?

This is for those of you stuck with the console versions, the PC already has mods that let you hire them all at Fallout3nexus.com, although you could also do this on the PC if you're bored enough. 1. Not necessarily required, but it makes it easier if you keep your karma neutral throughout...

After installing the new NXE update that lets you play the games on the hard drive, I remembered that there was this accessory released a while ago that lets you copy and replace files to and from your 360 hard drive. http://base.teamxbox.com/blog-post/tag/SouthPaw/10/11-01-2006/p1/ Any...

Is there any pattern to this, either fixed or random? Ever since they took the Jefferson memorial, I'm seeing them all over the place now with small satellite relays. Even stranger are the vertibirds, I've already found several all over the area that were being guarded by Enclave soldiers, at...

Or do they remain there until something happens? I've noticed they don't seem to disappear inside towns and building locations, but they sometimes disappear outside in the wasteland, and sometimes they don't for some reason.

This makes no sense, why can't you fly one??? I've loved the things since seeing one in Fallout 2, and there's no reason why you won't be able to fly one in F3 too. The in-game AI certainly has no problem using them to take off, land, fire a gatling laser and even unload Enclave troops!

...Chinese ghouls? What the hell have they been doing for the past 200 years?

Sounds ridiculous, I know, but was it ever possible to have one in Fallout 1 or 2, either through the game or through a hack? I remember there was a brahmin in F2's Modoc that would follow you around if you healed it, but then it'd just disappear once you left the area.