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Most people that played Morrowind remember it fondly. I said "Probably, yes. Look at the sales numbers." It isn't exactly what I mean, but it's as close as I can get. I think most of it rests on modding. If it still has a thriving mod community, that could make it last for god knows how long...

In order to max every skill in FO3, you need to know that you need to max or almost max int, have to know where all the skill bobbleheads are, and have to have to get a lot of the books. A player may unintentionally set a high int, but without having played the game already - and therefore...

I was sneaking, but I'm pretty sure the Brahmin had detected me, so I don't think that's a requirement of it. I think I just misinterpreted what you said before.

Are you sure? I was pushing the one in Megaton around constantly, seeing how far I could shove it before it got back up.

You can certainly do it on the Brahmin in Megaton, and I'm pretty sure you can on all of them.

That's beside the point. Just because it also has the some of the same mechanics of Deus Ex doesn't necessarily make it an FPS first and foremost.

And this game has more character customization and dialogue choices than Deus Ex did. So what?

I almost spit soda all over my keyboard. Anyways, that looks pretty awesome. EDIT: Yes, I don't have the most sophisticated sense of humor.

What don't you like about them? Gameplay wise, they're pretty much the same as a book, except rarer but more powerful. From a purely gameplay perspective, I think toning them down to be slightly more powerful than a book in the case of skill ones or giving a wider distribution of skills in the...

PEMDAS, my friend. PEMDAS. Well, the skill bobbleheads could act as a more powerful book. Say, twice as much? That way, it wouldn't be as huge a boost, but it would still be worth finding them over a book. The SPECIAL bobbleheads could give a small boost to all the skills related to the stat...

I thought the general consensus was we'd be getting dog armor for Dogmeat as DLC.

It depends on how you play the game. I'm playing it on hard, with several mods that make the game considerably more difficult. I haven't found myself overburdened with caps so far, because most of my money goes to repairs and as many stimpacks as I can afford. So yes, I do raise my barter so...

I am a fan of the originals, and I like it a lot. Sure, it's different, but it's still Fallout.

Oh, ok. Sorry about that, now that I read it again with that in mind it makes sense.

But it is helpful. For some people, it may be important. Again, in this case important is subjective.

A mutated cat would be pretty cool. It would be neat to see a saber-tooth tiger sort of mutation from a cat. Scary as hell, too, if it was fast and traveled in packs.

I think you're talking about The Fall. I thought it was German though.

So, you're level 12. I'm going to assume that all the bobbleheads you found were skill bobbleheads, and that you had 10 int at every level, since I don't know how early you made it 10. I'm also going to assume every skill starts at 20, which is higher than it does normally but I'm not positive...

I think the supermutants have some pretty amusing taunts. I also like how you can overhear conversations if you're sneaking around, they're funny a lot of the time.

I think the game can account for skills higher than 100, but you just can't add them that high. I'm not sure about that, though.