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Valve is a privately owned company. It is not on the stock market. You cannot buy it out.

This has been getting a lot of coverage elsewhere, but I got a chuckle out of the video attached. The Dino D-Day game that is currently a mod and will be hitting Steam as a full game in 2010. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8o00ha17Jic

These are obviously fake! I mean, where's the constant brown haze?! :mrgreen: But really, nice work. Interesting photos.

I thought I'd take time to advocate a film which has gotten little love, yet which I found absolutely wonderful. I've decided to post my review here, as it is heavily influenced by Fallout and other post-apocalyptic themes. City of Ember Once in a while, a movie comes along that displays...

Mother Teresa was a bitter old sadomaso who believed that the suffering of the poor was for their own good while she lived it up on her little PR spree. Push away. Honestly, the whole of Fallout 3's story was two-dimensional.

The Power Armor in Fallout 3 made me want to hurt someone. Nice level plain leading to the neck area. Mmmm-mmm. Ain't that just the bee's knees? Who wouldn't want to wear a suit of powered armor designed to give your opponent a 360* direct line of sight to shoot you in the head?

A rather interesting video review that relates some gripes from a nonbiased perspective: http://www.thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/boredshitless/lee/still-gaming/3402-still-gaming

Honestly, and I don't mean to be trollish about this, I feel that after Fallout 3 I view the entire franchise as needing to just lay down and sleep that sweet slumber to which all must go. There seems to be no more pep left in Fallout to enable things to really move forward anymore without it...

I felt terribly, terribly disappointed here and in the followup. The majority of the game lacks a feeling of humanity, but characters like Eden and Autumn take the cake. No option to convince Eden that all the people of the wasteland are natural born American citizens and therefore are the ones...

A Note On Raiders: I feel it is prudent now to entirely kill off the notion of Raiders in the context of this mod as they have traditionally existed in the Fallout universe. There is no way in hell a bunch of drugged-up quasi-cannibal fuck-jobs would ever survive a cold northern winter, and so...

200 years of inbreeding finally taking its toll on Vault Dwellers, BoS, and Enclave alike.

Maybe something like the Beam Saber from No More Heroes?

Spoilers: It isn't really a simulation, but a time machine programmed to say its a simulation as a test of human behavior in a simulation that's actually a portal into the past. By your actions, you will hasten the American victory and it will be revealed that Vault-Tec's Evil Division launched...

Let me reply to the best of my ability. In the Fallout canon, there definitely was no US involvement in the Vietnam War.

http://www.earthplacemarks.com/placemark.aspx?id=1115 Located on the high-technology region of the Route 128 beltway, northwest of Boston, Hanscom is said to be the fourth largest corporate entity in Massachusetts, and is one of the Air Force's primary research and development centers for...

A big issue is figuring out how a rendered version of the old Fallout 2 Power Armor should look.

Do you see everyone going ZOMG Vertibirds when the Enclave shows up? If I were travelling, I'd keep my mode of transportation well hidden from the uncivilized masses of the Wasteland. v_V

Maybe he had transportation. He never says he walked down. :P Just because you don't see something doesn't mean it doesn't exist.

I was curious if anyone here with modeling experience would be up to the challenge of maybe adding an actual mantle to the Advanced Power Armor Mark II as seen in Fallout 3 to give it back the heavy duty feeling it had in Fallout 2. Maybe something like this. http://i43.tinypic.com/2n1f2v6.png