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You misenderstood - I know how to fight in-game, I get the idea and all, but the clunky targeting system makes it frustrating at times.

I think it's due to getting experience from discovering locations and doing the perks like "Lord of Death", which is pretty silly. Isn't the bonus from the perk enough?

Combat is fucking difficult here. I am in Chapter 1 and there's just so many monsters outside of city walls that I can't walk for 15 seconds without being attacked. Problem is - winning a combat unprepared is difficult, but often you don't know you'll be attacked or simply can't rest (like...

Which makes them useless. Doubt anyone who pumped that much points in survival would use an impoved leather armor at that time. At best, you could have 60-70 survival skill and the double bonus from skill magazines perk, but still, I don't think it's all that useful to be able to craft such an...

What if they'll go for that protein-shot first? You'll have a shot at at beating them. It's worth a shot, isn't it?

I'm playing from the beginning now, as a black dude relying more on non-combat skills (gotta have all them skill checks done), while occasionaly putting some points into weapons skills (though mostly guns). I play on Hard Hardcore difficulty and currently am around Novac, cleared out Nelson...

Think of an real expansion pack - couple of hours of gameplay at least. And damn shop will have my preorder tomorrow :/

I wouldn't be so sure, I also prefered the sequel over the original. First Mass Effect bored me to death after the first mission. The second at least bored me after playing a couple of hours.

I agree. I'd rather the game be tailored in a way that does not require me to imagine that the right content is there or that I need to under-equip my PC to get any sense of challenge at all. Of course I could, but it feels lame. I mean, if you give player all the awesome gear (and New Vegas...

I'd rather the next Fallout, assuming there'll be one, be made with an engine created specificaly for it. Really, that's the best option, since the devs won't have to cut down their ideas to size so much just to fit to the engine's lack of flexibility in one matter or another. They could adjust...

Still, if you're able to take some high-tec armor and weaponry, what kind of a challenge a group of tribals can be? I don't want to find out that a bare-chested girl with a dead animals paw as a weapon will be able not only to survive, but to deal damage to my PC with a Combat Armor and a...

A factory or something similar I can bring back to life solely with my repair/science skills (Helios One was a joke on that side). I mean a facility that would require lot of effort, gathering resources and some kind of difficult quest to get running, but would yield some awesome stuff. Or at...

Why care about streamlining Mass Effect? Not that it was much of an RPG to begin with. It's better to make a fully-fledged shooter instead of half-assed, restrictive and boring pop-a-mole fest the previous two were. Character progression was a joke anyway.

Well alright, I'm tired and not doing thinking well. Or maybe I just got used to religious zealots. Anyway, there's one thing I am curious of - player equipment. Assuming you can start the DLC at any given level, it means you can go in as a power armor-clad death machine. So, either they...

Well I'm ok with him having clean bandages and all, though it's weird they're snow-white. I doubt aquiring such in the wasteland and keeping them in such condition is doable. What's my main gripe is are his eyes. The skin around them looks perfectly fine, like he has no need for bandages at...

In response to the oirignal post - I think having to have an one-hour long prologue just to be able to immerse yourself means you don't have a good imagination or resolve to go into to the game on your own. New Vegas gives you freedom in how you want to immerse yourself - nobody is forcing you...

So....Graham will be a good guy? Goddamn, I don't know what to make of this trailer.

Graham is simply nearly impossible to kill and extremely brutal. I am not expecting him to make Legion any more appealing in any way.

Well yeah, so what's the deal with innovathiuns?

Game looks more or less like this: walk into a room, get attacked by super fast enemies that can't attack and run at the same time, run backwards to avoid getting damage, kill enemies with 3 shots. But oh, you can actually look through the helmet! Yeah I can see where the innovation is