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I kinda always thought the whole mobster thing was due to finding the clothes via scavenging or something like that. Plus I can kinda see the crime families being decedents of ones from the pre war era that happened to be able to get into the vaults. But yeah, I do agree that Fallout 1 had it's...

Like a lot of people, I discovered Fallout via 3. Looking back, I can kinda see why most people on here didn't like it. I will say if it weren't for it, I would have never even heard of the games. What really got me into the series however was New Vegas. Initially, I didn't think much of...

In no particular order: Waking up in Doc's office. Meeting the Legion for the first time. Finding out who sold Boone's wife Meeting Jason Bright. Meeting Veronica Entering the Strip and Meeting House Killing Benny in his bed and eating his corpse afterwards. Veronica and Arcade's...

I will agree with this one. What other game allows me to wander the wastes with a tribal who can hear spirits, a cranky bartender with a heart problem, a super mutant sheriff, and an albino deathclaw, all while riding in a Highwayman? A regular band of misfits we are. :lol:

"Chosen One! What are you doing in here?? Our village is dying! What possible reason do you have to be in here again??" "I'm disarming the traps!" :D ... *You see the Elder banging her head repeatedly against the wall*

True. The mod does make random encounters harder. My mistake. It was still really irritating though. I had to reload my save around ten times because the game would keep forcing me into facing either Kaga or a bunch of raiders. And at that point, I only had a leather jacket and a pistol. And...

Agreed. Plus, 3 and New Vegas have had people who have never even heard of the originals to purchase and play them. I wouldn't be here if that wasn't the case. But anyway, I don't really consider myself a hater of 3, although looking back on it and looking at the other games, I can see why...

*shrugs* I kinda like the Vault Dweller. He walks out of his vault and experiences the outside world for the first time. Plus, as he spends time in the wasteland, it changes him, hardens him. Behind him is the Courier. He has both the ability to save AND create a nation. Next is the...

True. Yesterday, I was fighting a bunch of wanamingos and Sulik critically hit one with his Super Sledge and he went halfway across the map. I like to imagine in the first person, he sent him flying off into the distance like a golf ball. XD

Yeah, that's pretty much what I've been doing ever since then. Plus, it sometimes gives you a tiny bit of experience points for using your Outdoorsman skill and experience points are ALWAYS a good thing. I'm not sure how I would ever play this game on Iron Man. Even if I was really careful...

1. Dead Money: I love how atmospheric it was, the characters were great, and I really liked the emphasis on survival. 2. Lonesome Road: Again, pretty atmospheric and Ulysses was awesome. Only thing I didn't like was the dialogue requirements from Ulysses are dependent on reputation rather...

The only things I really disliked about Fallout 2 were the Temple of Trials and random encounters early game. (In my last playthrough, it was a pain to get to Modoc because I kept running into either a bunch of bandits or Kaga, both encounters I don't have a chance to win against unless I...

Definitely save Lonesome Road for last. Pretty much all the other DLC's foreshadow what's going to happen and lead up to it.

I enjoyed Lonesome Road. It wasn't my favorite DLC, I think Dead Money wins in that aspect, but I still enjoyed it. I think the only thing I didn't like about it was the requirements to get different dialogue out of Ulysses on each of the three major factions vying for New Vegas. It's all...

I guess I wouldn't mind if the minor factions and towns got their canon endings, as they usually don't affect the story of later Fallouts too much. (exceptions being Shady Sands, BoS, ect. obviously.) I don't know, I just don't like the idea of having a bunch of different quest lines and...

Well I enjoy watching Two Best Friends Play and The Runawayguys. They're probably the biggest Youtubers that I enjoy. Everyone else I like is a bit smaller. Like HCBailly, SlimKirby, LowTax, Retsupurae, Criken, Kilplix, ect.

I kinda hope that they leave what actually happened at the end of New Vegas up to the player's imagination. New Vegas had a lot of different endings, and I feel it would be kind of a waste to make one of them canon. With the first two Fallout games, especially 2, it makes sense seeing as how...

I remember first hearing about Fallout 3, at the time, I was a pretty big fan of Oblivion, so I decided to give it a shot. To me, it was good. Not great, but good. Couple of years later, I got New Vegas and rushed through it. Didn't really care for it at the time. Almost two years later...

It's sort of both ways for me. I get annoyed by the amount of comments talking about how great the older games were to the newer ones and vice versa. I love New Vegas, and I also love Fallout 1 and 2. (I'm sorta neutral on 3 as I haven't played it in a very long time) Can't we all just...

From what I read, in order to get the independent dialogue to trigger, you have to have an at least "Wild Child" rep with NCR, Legion, and the Strip. Kinda annoying as I played an independent courier who was idolized by the NCR and liked by the Strip before-hand. So I had to kill some NCR...