Recent content by TamaNeko

Considering how you had no choice but to side with the Brotherhood in 3, having the option of siding with the Institute, Minutemen or the BoS is a definite improvement.

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...

Do want do want do want! :crazy:

The multiplayer looks absolutely awesome. Get a 25 kill streak, and the game ends with a tactical nuke! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prK-lmQzyDo But now you have a Javelin to counter any campers, so use it wisely. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_e-GwP7dv4 New guns as well...

What a goddamn disappointment. :|

^Yep, you got it right. The exploration is what makes the game interesting. Once you've explored it all though, there really isn't any point in playing it again. Sadly, Fallout 3 is crippled with the linearity of the main quest. You can't join the Enclave or be a bad guy with any major...

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...

Wasn't it hinted that the sentient computers like the one in the Glow started the nuclear war before?

The person in the video must be using mods, the Pipboy takes up the whole screen in vanilla.

The biggest complaint right now is how most of the ship gets sealed off after you finish the DLC. There are a lot of easy to miss items, so you'll have to replay the whole thing over again and clear out the ship to get those things.

Just finished it, only took me two hours. Well that was disappointing. It wasn't as bad as Operation Anchorage, but it was just as short and linear. On the plus side, there's lots of new gear and weapons, but after having a ton of fun with Point Lookout, it feels like Bethesda went backwards...

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

Well, if you want to take Fallout 3 as canon, the explanation for all the fusion tech is, well, aliens. I found an alien power cell in a research room in the Old Olney power plant, apparently they were reverse-engineering it. It could explain how the U.S was suddenly able to develop fusion tech...

Relax, just consider this the "Guardian of Forever" F2 quest equivalent for Fallout 3, it's all for lighthearted fun.