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I don't understand why the same doesn't appear to apply for Fallout 3. I only played it on launch and it was horrible with frequent crash to desktop where I loosed a lot of unsaved progress. Fallout 3 gets a pass but New Vegas does not and it's a bit odd to have different standards like that.

Did you see that they released a new patch yesterday because the ten year anniversary? And they will add a turnbased mode later this year. That even makes me want to replay PoE and finally complete the White Marsch.

Do it!

That's the reason I had to replay but some of the secrets are annoyingly difficult to find.

I played it twice, the second one was only in order to get the achievement for it. It has a nice feeling to it as you can't save and have to finish it in one sitting. It's only 45 minutes long though.

I loved Annihilation Line.

I'm taking some time off New Vegas to play Starship Troopers: Terran Command. It's fantastic but with some minor flaws.

Maybe one day...

That's a reference to Wasteland 1, as you probably know. Here's the thread Atomic Postman created for his world book and here's the final version. If I understand correctly it's based on a merger of New Vegas and Van Buren. Elements of both.

Didn't Atomic Postman merge them in his Van Buren project?

We have these two threads already; 1, 2. Fallout: Bakersfield was a thing at some point at least.

What happened here?

Fallout Revelation Blue or Fallout Revelation Blues as it's called now is a total conversion mod for Fallout: New Vegas that attempts to recreate the abandoned Van Buren project. There's a demo out on Nexus that you can try and that feature the Burham Springs location. Check out the first post...

The appear to have changed the title to Fallout Revelation Blues. Anyway there's a playable demo taking place in Burham Springs that you can download.

The Protectron is stolen straight off from Forbidden Planet anyway so Bethesda didn't even design it.

The Protecteon is the most accepted of Bethesdas additions to the Fallout universe. I haven't seen any disregard for it ever, over the years.