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No, it's invalid to completely dismiss the NCR ending which could quite easily be the canon ending...

EXACTLY! No one can defend things like this. I enjoyed Fallout 3 for the atmospheric, dungeon crawling, exploration FPS it is but you can't say something is there that isn't. None of the settlements seem sustainable or have any background at all. People say it's because they're all struggling to...

Yes and we've been having a discussion but in one such as this it can only start going in circles, especially when everyone stands their ground on a particular point. Arguing about Fallout 3 endlessly...

Thought I should probably say hello! So hello! Not been posting long but used the site as a source of info and Fallout files for many years. I played the original Fallout first, looooong time ago, it came free with my parents new PC along with the Bladerunner game on one DVD! Pretty sweet...

Yeah alright fair enough sorry. JEEZ youself.

Also stop limply arguing about how the NCR has money. The NCR is a real, genuine empire. The NCR is a country, with infrastructure and an economy. It is a burgeoning civilisation with a government, a class system and various industries. They make their money the same way people do today in real...

If it's a game why do you care!? GAH!? If a film has plot holes and inconsistencies I care, I don't just say 'it's just a film', don't get that at all. This argument is only going on because people won't accept what is staring them in the face. I said I had loads of fun playing Fallout 3 and...

Megaton sustained itself by buying ALL of its food, growing NONE of its own!? Well I guess the guys from Megaton are pretty bloody stupid. As there are no farms in Fallout 3 God knows where the food is coming from eh? Probably the local supermarket because nobody bothered to loot it. Fallout 3...

It's absolute nonsense to say the New Vegas story isn't clearly better by the way. I love the western theme and it's there for a reason. History repeating itself. The New Californian Republic, like the United States expanded into the untamed west. This was America's 'Manifest Destiny' to expand...

YES I totally agree with that! They could easily have explained all that stuff! Through better writing it would have all worked. When I played it I just had to imagine it like that but shouldn't really have to! NO background to anything, most people don't even talk they just KILL mindlessly...

I don't wanna be hypocritical; I am expressing hindsight views. I clocked in nearly 200 hours on Fallout 3. When I first got it I wanted to have sex with it. Waited a decade for a new Fallout, I still play the first two every couple of years and love them very much. Unfortunately as time went by...

I'm going NCR next, the Yes man ending left me a little deflated because of how be brushes you off... lame

My guy was a complete sociopath. In it entirely for himself and lusting for power. Inspired by films like 'Casino' and 'Scarface' I wanted the world to be mine, Vegas to be mine, I wanted to be the boss. And I was. I don't care what Yes Man said. It was ambiguous, open to interpretation yeah...

One more thing, regarding the targeting for the atomic bombs, the priority etc. The great nuclear war in Fallout was a full scale, all or nothing, knives out, cards on the table BIG BIG BIG BIG cold war paranoia, 50s sci fi comic, EPIC nuclear exchange. Vast, vast, VAST............VAST. Thus I...

I really feel that anyone trying to defend the plot, story, characters and setting of Fallout 3 is sitting in quick sand. Now I loved Fallout 3 and played it for nearly 200 hours. When I tried to play it again I realised it had no replay value whatsoever, no varying choices and consequences. I...

For my first plat through I decided to be a trigger happy, scheming, opportunistic, business man gangster type. I caused a lot of chaos, and did some things I regret after my character grew. I helped the Powder Gangers take over Goodsprings- I didn't realise it was simply gonna be a massacre but...

As soon as I saw my mate playing on Fallout, I only saw a little bit- he was in Shady Sands and talking to Aradesh. I then realised it was a story based game with characters, I immediately bought it. Had a love affair with the series in the twelve years since.

In 98 my parent bought a new Pc and it came with a tin of free software and games. This included the Bladerunner on one DVD (retail one was on like 6 Cds) which I was very pleased with. Also came with some game called 'Fallout', never heard of it. Stuck it on, was just some stupid game in which...

The first time I went to Modoc and seduced Maria, I thought I was a proper stud- then her father forces me into marrying her at gunpoint. I thought that was hilarious and a great part of the game. 'I SURE THE HELL....' 'UM..... I do..' Ha!