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Technically the oil rig didn't get nuked; it suffered a reactor meltdown, which is, or at least should be, very different.

I started playing Star Control II and was blown away by the well-written and interesting dialogues. Then I quit playing because of the unplayable and obligatory arcade sequences. It's a shame.

There are just a few time-dependent quests, but none in the Hub that I can recall. Also I'm pretty sure you don't lose the discount once you've finished that quest.

Let's draw the girl under this guy's crotch.

Actually, that's a loaded question.

As has already been said, there's little strange or surprising about this. Clearly Bethesda are good at what they do and a designer can appreciate that. (It's just that a lot of people don't consider what they do to be particularly Fallout.)

I disagree. Fo1 has a better driving premise, but the much more developed setting in Fo2 (especially in terms of interconnectedness) gives it the edge. Neither game has much of a story as such. I remember from my first playthrough of Fo1 it felt pretty much like they were ticking off a...

2 > 1. I'm too hip to have played any of the others.

There is no "special conversation". The IN 10 options are "Do you know where Jonny is, boy?" and "Did Jonny fall down the well, Laddie?" and they just allow you to bypass the sequence where you ask Laddie questions.

I'll up your monthly word quota if you promise not to double post.

There should be an exit grid on the bottom right of that map. Thing you can do if you don't have any NPCs or the car: * Look in your save folder for the file Coast1.sav or Coast2.sav and stomp on it. * Make a copy of some other area save file and rename it to match the stomped file. *...

Actually... no! *incongruous rimshot repeat*

GET IN THE CAR THEN GET THE CAR IN A BIGGER CAR

How do you know he didn't? *rimshot*

You could perhaps use an inventory editor to get some lockpicks, which can be used during combat. You could always try the Dynamite solution first if you don't want to cheat unless you have to.

There's a note right at the top of the article that they updated it to add Last of Us. But for inscrutable reasons they also changed the date of the article to the same as the day of the update. You'd only know it was an old list if you browsed the comments. Burn = after two years getting...

Sounds to me as if it's a PA setting, but depending on point of view it's not necessarily a PA story.

And Fallout 3 review round-ups.

It exposes the heretics so they can be destroyed.

I seem to remember loading saved games from the original, non-Vista-ified save location after moving my files from Win 98 to Win 7.