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You know, it always bothered me that I didn't have the dialogue option to expose myself to Frank Horrigan before killing him. Ah well, the mutated toe will just have to be my surrogate. Seriously dude, you're a dumbass.

Back on topic... Interaction with your NPCs. There was a little bit of this in Fallout 2, I remember one conversation you have with Vic about halfway through the game, but more of it. Something along the lines of BGII, where you develop complex relationships with the other characters (with...

The ending in general was dissapointing in Fallout 2. San Francisco onward lacked depth. There should have been more encounters with Horrigan during the game (damn whoever said there's a vidoe of him from the BOS bunker! Now I must play it again!). By the time I reached the end of the game...

Fallout 1 definetly had the better storyline - it was genre defining. It was poorly balanced however (I love miniguns and they're bloody useless in the game!). Fallout 2's storyline wasn't as deep, but it was much wider. The unfortunate thing is at the end of the game (I presume they were...

I like that track. Is there any more where that came from?

The Penitentiary (invented during the 19th century) has it's roots in the word "Penitent" - the goal of the penitentiary was to reform the criminal, whereas previous to it's development the punishment was almost always death resulting in juries who refused to find criminals guilty because the...

I don't think we're going to see race affecting things. I remember a number of years back when I first got the D&D 3rd Ed Lost Realms campaign setting it was very noticeable that every race (dwar, elf, human, etc.) had multiple sub-categories of races with different attributes (+2 Dex, -1 Int...

I'm going to have to agree with Big T: 3/10. Mostly because I'm not sure what that is.

Hello everybody. Finally got a GMail account and registered. Testing... testiing... are my posts working? Good. Glad to be here.