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Only if Marcus led them. Nightkin in FNV are a force to be reckoned with. Even against the Legion. Also I don't get the part "try to have skirmishes with the NCR like how they did in that game that shall be known only as 3". You can't compare Beth mutants to the rest as they literally don't...

Wait...what? It would have been trampled by 2 Behemoths. Was SM army ever structured? By Beth they are just dungeon monsters only not in dungeon. The more they grow the less brain they have, and they did not have much brain to begin with. Btw I'm also not bashing or ranting but c'mon look...

They said that to me too many times already, that the SoU is awesome. I played only the original campaign back when it was out. But that's why I pointed out to Diamond version, most up to date and has all the classes available as well as expansions for a fairly miserable price, compared to DLC...

I would have to disagree on Fallout Tactics. But that's just me. The game is fun a lot. Hmmmm, what I did not play. Well Bioshock and most adventures...dunno why, but I have some of them now, took them from friend. Longest Journey is sitting on my shelf now, Syberia, Broken Sword, Gabriel...

Another tip, Newerwinter Nights Diamond and Divine Divinity. I got them both. They are worth it, especially NWN because it has all expansions in it.

Just google GoG, go on their site and take your pick.

I would only except Legion if I were to rule, that is kill Lanius and Caesar. But that rule would be similar to the Khans now, more peaceful. I see no point in raping or killing or enslaving people after the nuclear war, why not just do suicide and end it? And the fact that Caesar is a...

Very excited. I want to start the game anew. I wanna see that Ulysses guy so bad.

But if New Vegas sticks out too much which it already does, NCR or Legion would move on it aggressively. House is the perfect cold medium there. There is no true government so only a single capable ruler can function, like Lanius or Caesar in Legion. This is pure survivability and House fits in...

I'm thinking of replaying Fallout 3 after Icewind Dale. But bear with me now, I want to be a total asshole. Like, nuke the Citadel and nuke the Megaton. Only thing I wonder is will it be at least a little fun. And possible, because on most quests I need to be goody goody or the game breaks.

But isn't that the best thing about House? We can only assume, but the guy did what he wanted be it his ego or ingenuity. I disagree about ruling, if he wanted to he could have ruled a country. Else he wouldn't get himself killed because of trying to save his Vegas. That's the only thing he...

I just want it to get out and then I can start from the beginning with all the DLCs. It looks awesome btw.

But how is he a bad ruler compared to Caesar who had only luck on his side and an old book? Sure Caesar had an awesome thought which he materialized into a brilliant plan later. But other than that? He plans to rape the world, what's left of it anyway. I think his mind is whacked more. House...

I second that. As I mentioned something similar before, it brings down to the same thing. They've got the guns but they don't have brain mass at all. And unlike all of Capital Wasteland which survived extreme bombing, this is logical only to Bethesda or fans that need to have an explanation why...

Damn, I thought there would be some info on scoring games in this topic :( Guess it's all the same, marketing and bullshit. And then they blame the piracy. But I'm thinking if Fallout 3 is GOTY, then Fallout 1 or 2 would be GOTTY (Games of The Ten Years)? Wait...it's eleven now...maybe...

Played Shogun 2 and got bored...but from overplaying, the game itself is awesome. And now I have to kill 234346456 monsters in Icewind Dale.

I have to say I did not bother to read the whole post, sorry. My mind was in shut down mode after that first part. But I respect your opinion, someone needs to like it. But not as a masterpiece...there are over 100 games to be called that, Fallout 3 is definitely not among them. That's a...

Return to Sender, especially liked the conversation with Chief Hanlon.

An inch in water...actually the pipe was out of the water but in graphic terms the whole minigun is in water (wheter an inch or not doesn't matter apparently) so it applies the same on all points. And the bullets don't "break", they just don't appear at all. I saw Mythbusters episode too but...

An interesting and nice read. I like how he approaches the writing of the characters, they are not just defined by black or white spots, they live in a gray area where everything is possible but they have to venture in it and explore. What we lack in RPG's of today, freedom to create our own story.