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I agree with most of your points, although you do realize Snoke wasn't a giant right? That was a hologram designed to portray him that way, you can see it by the flickering when the *spoilers* place is about the blow up.

I actually really like Ulysses as a character, and I think his flaws are really what made him shine to me, his obsessions, contradictions. Lonesome is my favorite DLC of the bunch... But I guess I have an odd way of looking at New Vegas DLCs, because my first instinct was always to push the...

It isn't perfect, some of the details are wrong, but it's pretty damn close. That being said, it's not a bad movie, although the plot of the "actual" Expanded Universe about what a Episode VII would be (the twins, etc.) is still better.

For me the perfect Fallout would be New Vegas, if it hadn't been so rushed along. I think New Vegas really shows the growth of the franchise, really shows what a group of passionate developers, people who care about the franchise can do, and I also prefer the FPS gameplay over the old isometric...

Amen, brother. Although I do have to say that the "MOAR BOMBZ!!1!" guys are always funny. In the words of a wise man: "When they do it to us, we call it terrorism; When we do it to them, we call it collateral damage".

I wasn't originally a fan of the oufits either; until I installed a little mod called Caesar's New Regime. It fits perfectly with my vision of them, no refurbished sports gear, but crudely forged bronze and looted, easy-maintenace weapons. Also makes fighting them much better. Feels good being...

MrBTongue is God. With one D.

Though I share some of Mr. Fish's grievances on the Legion's in-game treatment, that is a very good point.

Of course, the ethic thing to do would be to leave your kid behind with a power-hungry maniac to die in retaliation for your transgressions (and throw in your best friend for good measure). Oh, Liam Neeson, you're the wisest of the wise!

Exactly, it's a huge investment that often makes the game WORSE from a role-playing point of view (the thing it's supposed to be about).

If they made one of my favorite RPGs of all time in EIGHTEEN months, I would kill to see what would emerge in 48...

It's a secret device to catch OCD people ;)

I know, and if you read my post carefully, that's what I'm trying to say. I didn't like that it was voice acted, and I think it hurts roleplaying, but that's FAR from the main problem. After the first hours it was just an afterthought, and easily fixable at that.

And the thing is, it would be FAR more interesting the other way around! This family of delusional History-Channel guys, that locked their patriarch into a pre-war insane asylum... That's could be an awesome mini-psychological horror story! But they go and ruin it with all the subtlety of a...

The whole time I was on the Cabot House affair I was like "And now we discover that all of them are actually crazy and this is all a delusion.... right? How about now, then?"

Exactly. The problem isn't even what's IN the game, it's what's missing from it. The rest is just icing on the proverbial shit-cake.

"It'll be a good game this time... We swear, you'll see, just trust us... Trust us..."

And purge them I did. They were cleansed by nuclear fire. But your post. Well thought of. If I ever do part 2 of my PnP Fallout campaign, I'll definitely take inspiration from it :)

No it didn't. But it kinda softens the blow a bit, you know? At least you can focus on a good song and some commie lines instead of how Bethesda is ruining Fallout.

The only thing redeeming about Liberty Prime's video is that Frank Klepacki's Hell March is an amazing song, so I could bear to watch most of it.