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Also, there was the "VB Revival Project" announced forever ago on NMA by a guy named Mutt or somesuch, but that's dead in the water and he's MIA as far as I can tell. Too bad, since I was looking forward to that and it seemed within the realm of the possible what with all the design docs and...

All looks good to me. A bit cartoony, true, but the old school games seem to have a bit of a comic vibe in the sprites, so I can accept that. The power armor, on the other hand, is fugly. I mean, the size is okay, I guess, but that in no way resembles any power armor I've seen in any FO game...

Because someone made the joke, I had to run with it: the Fallout-enhancing machine that is Killap has no pity or remorse for the impatience of a few fanbois. He will continue to truck away until 1.3 is perfect, at which point he will begin bug-fixes. J/k, and on a more serious note, nice to...

killap, you continue to amaze. The work with Fallout 2 is awesome, and even impatient fanboys/morons don't seem to faze you. ^5, sir. :clap: P.S. Eagerly awaiting 1.3; it's my primary motivation to check NMA now, lol.

I think everyone hated Ian, but Dogmeat's got a special place in my heart for some reason, lol. Dogmeat was actually useful for a while; Ian started shooting you in the back immediately (not a very endearing trait).

Super Stim-ing something to death is something I believe a lot of people use simply because there is no competitive option for assassinations -- it's always seemed like a very stupid idea to me. Heal something to death? I'm actually surprised the poison hasn't already been made useful.

Yes, someone should. I've been around for a while (lurked occasionally long before I registered), and I still barely have a clue what happened to Rosh. As for Odin... he could be afk, for all I know.

Vault City, or perhaps New Reno -- I almost always end up getting Made with one of the families.

No need to lose Fast Shot, just lose the fixation on Burst. Use Burst weapons if they're better than your single shot, but the 10mm SMG is only effective against the very lightly-armored (or unarmored) opponents of the early game -- though you really can kill almost any enemy with almost any...

While the fans' expectations are something that a developer should keep in mind, it's not really up to the fans to make the game. That task lies with the developers. With that being said, a "Sequel," which Fallout 3 would obviously be, is rightly expected to be highly similar to the original...

I'd recommend going into the combat settings (bottom-right red button on the dialogue screen) and setting him to "Charge" if you want him to use Burst. That way, he'll run right up in the enemy's face and then unload that Jackhammer into them. But since Cassidy is bugged in that he frequently...

Yeah, Rosh is dearly missed. :cry: But in any case, why is this thread full of the same garbage that's been posted here by Bethdrones so many times in the past? That is not the question that was asked. If you're going take the losing side of an argument seen many times at NMA already...

And to think, I used to like SA. :( Seriously, though, while we are (to quote the oft-mentioned phrase) "glittering gems of hatred," we are very fair, especially in comparison to Bethesda, their fans, or countless gaming magazines and sites. And since someone mentioned Rosh: I miss him. :( Rosh...

That is a very good question. I'd say it's Bethsoft starting to blacklist us, but it's not even Bethesda; it's Game Informer. Which leaves me wondering why, unless they just are incompetent enough to have missed the scans on other sites yet by some miracle discovered them on NMA. Edit...

The problem is that the combat style (TB) is by far the best suited for role-playing (this has been argued many times before; I've yet to see a really convincing reason why RT is decent for RPGs), and that isometric / top-down is generally accepted as best for turn-based -- or at the very least...

I kind of like them. They keep people from using netspeak / idiot. Also; what, if anything, if he oh-so-discreetly trying to suggest?

It does look really awkward to use, but it's the only solution found thus far for Tactics' lack of dialogue... so props to him. Looking forward to more news on this particular mod.

Yeah, the lack of Mario and other really, really old-school classics is almost sad. They've got quite a few really good games on there though (not to mention several that I've never, ever heard of).

Actually, law is quite effective. Law keeps me from stabbing people that "look at me the wrong way," because it's both incredibly hard (near impossible) to get away with and usually severely punished. Laws work to restrain many people in many places and situations -- much more, I would say, than...

I am absolutely certain that this has been addressed before. Try searching. Read the stickies. But I understand, really. Here, I'll spoon-feed you.