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I think the maps should be big. Like How GTA Vs map is. Even though GTA V's map is "empty," there's a lot of minor details. GTA V's map is empty in regards to things to do and people to talk to, but all the little details add up. In a wasteland, there are less details because everything has been...

A heads up: I'm hosting a GURPS Fallout game using Roll20. Details are here

1k years after the war. West Coast.

No Man's Sky might be a roguelike, but Star Citizen is where it's at! Plus I hear from the folks at doomworld that DOOM is actually great.

Introduction The GURPS system allows for a wide range of different roleplaying opportunities. You can be an illegal space smuggler in a ship outfitted with FTL technology, or a caveman struggling to make his first fire. Players of this game will experience neither of those. Instead, they will...

Fallout 3D gore was always disappointing. Too clean, too unrealistic (not saying realism is needed, but there are some lines!) , too underwhelming. Not enough giblits, not enough anything really.

A few days ago, I found a fan-made GURPS Fallout book with monsters, locations, weapons, and Fallout-esque traits/perks. http://gurps.fallout.free.fr/data/GURPS_Fallout_compilation.pdf I'm going to use the stuff presented here in a game.

Sounds good. I'll break the ice. New DOOM? Yay or nay?

My own two cents, the NMA table top game should be a bunch of rules. The setting should largely be up to the game master. Perhaps include sample maps, locations, factions, etc., as well as stuff from the Fallout games (even, dare I say it, Fallout 3 and 4!) This way it's open ended so an...

Easy 10/10.

Roll20 is a good way to play. If you're feeling adventurous, you could look into playing with the GURPS rules. There's a free, fan made GURPS Fallout book that'll help you get you going. (http://gurps.fallout.free.fr/data/GURPS_Fallout_compilation.pdf). It's not the best, but you can alter a lot...

I can't let go...

I don't see how a game could have bad graphics just because of its genre.

i love the idea of the british being the main antag in the story.

I think first person works better because you can really get into the players face and it can compliment gritty, harsh combat. Too bad enemies turn into bullet sponges too much, because fast, end-in-one-shot combat could work well with Fallout

I use Project Nevada because it's a well-polished and finished mod that puts a new feel into the game. However, AWN looks sweet.

This thread is beautiful.

Hot.

There's no gambling in Boston it seems.

I think Fallout 3 was a good game. Hell, it was technically my first Fallout game that I sat and played. I played a sliver of Fallout 1 when my father showed me the game, but I started with 3 for a bit (but my hard copy broke) and then played NV. Good times. Fallout 4 is a dumpster heap of a game.