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Invalid? No. At least I have the argument that it goes against the theme of the DLC, yours boils down to "it's possible therefore they allowed it to be possible" (even though history of videogames says otherwise). You could be right that Obsidian realized it was possible to leave the vault with...

Deus EX: HR, yep.

It shouldn't be there because it allows the player to stay hidden from Elijah, obviously. Let's see... -The DLC starts and ends with the narrating voice stating that "the hard part is letting go". -All the NPCs of the DLC suffer from their inability to let go. -Dean, Elijah and God...

Well...THAT is the oversight? Duh? What do you think an oversight is? What were you expecting? The "generator", or whatever that is, shouldn't have been there. Since the production of the DLC wasn't exactly super long and it needs a bit of trial and error (if you are too slow Elijah activates...

I don't know how many people just tried it and succesed on their first try. But, wether is intentional or not, leaving with the gold is "exploiting an oversight" nonetheless, since you weren't supposed to be able to do that. Intention has nothing to do with it in this case. Or do you prefer...

Snapslav is complaining about exploits and cheating, and that's definitively exploiting an oversight.

Yes. People make mistakes and Old World Blues was released 7 months after Dead Money. I'd say it's very unlikely that they realized that the GRX Implant could be used as an exploit for that sequence. It's an incredibly stupid workaround. Oh, sure. Locking out the Pip-Boy doesn't allow you to...

It's certainly an oversight (minus the GRX exploit, since it was released in a later DLC, come on) because "learning to let go" it's the leit motif of Dead Money. Unless you think that what's hammered into you through the whole thing is just a coincidence. Certainly not cheating, though, I'd...

Fuuuuuuck, why didn't I ever thought of doing that? :shock:

"Hardcore mode" should be considered the normal mode, and "normal mode" should be labelled "easy mode". Strength, Endurance, Medicine and Barter become dump stats/skills otherwise, not to mention a few Perks that are useful only with the "limitations" of Hardcore mode in mind. Most...

One of the stupidest retcon to me is Jet being changed from an extremely dangerous post-war drug with a 100% addiction rate and was next to impossible to break your addiction to a pre-war recreational drug that doctors use as subsitute for Med-X with its addiction that can be easily cured (even...

Ulysses' own words contradict the message on the terminal though. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIrs6IbHK9w&feature=player_detailpage#t=274 Courier: You can't destroy the West, even with all the missiles here. Ulysses: No need to destroy the bear, just cut its throat. Ulysses: You...

We're gonna fry your ass, Nukem. Hell, Doom1 had this too.

What's hilarious is that companies complain that they lose a ton money because games are traded in within a week...and then make short, linear, cinematic, shallow games that are worth only one playthrough...

Why this surprises you exactly? During this generation we had enough proof that for a lot of higher ups the three golden rules are: -throw all the money you can at a project because sales are proportional to the budget* -check all the latest trends and copy them -aim for the widest audience...

http://www.pcgamer.com/previews/255-thief-feature-a-crime-of-passion/ Very first line of the article: "We won’t be able to make everybody happy,” says the lead level designer. We are off to a good start. Also this: http://sneakybastards.net/theobserver/thief-hands-on/ Tl;dr...

They heat the metal and "cook" the person inside, could be an explanation.

This I don't get. You praise the Great Khans, a faction molded in the image of an ancient civilization, but at the same time say that the Legion doesn't fit the fallout universe, despite also being a faction molded in the image of an ancient civilization. What am I missing here?