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I do, too. Or at least in Fallout 1 I was able to. I completed Fallout 1 without cheats or a guide for anything except figuring out exactly which spot to use the rope to climb into the Glow. That was the only thing I ever consulted a guide for on the first playthrough. Fallout 1 was a great game...

I'm doing the quest to find out who caused Richard Wright to overdose. After talking to a number of dealers and not getting any dialogue options to talk about his death, I looked at the guide, and found out that I was supposed to ask one of the brothers where Richards room is, so that I can...

yet another example of something I never would have guessed on my own, but thanks anyways.

When I access the computer, I got one of the following messages (not exact quotes): -this computer is playing a program about target shooting. But all you can see is a bulls eye -This computer is showing some kind of modern art. With different colors and stripes -Its playing some kind...

I'm doing what the walkthroughs tell me to do; I'm using the Presidential access key on the terminal near where Frank Horrigan is (to subvert the turrets) but I just get a message saying "This does nothing" Is this a bug in version 1.00? (And while I'm posting, I thought I would point this...

Why am i only going for the main quest? Because despite my curiosity about what the player character goes through for the main story, I hate this game. Its got all sorts of ridiculous puzzles with dead-ends, dialogue tree dead-ends that make no sense, other issues, etc. I can't stand games...

I want to complete the main quest and ONLY the main quest without doing any of that extra crap in the game. And I need to find a trainer that does infinite health (for my character ONLY), infinite APs, and infinite money so I can get through this as hassle-free as possible. I'm quickly running...

25 points a level, I think And you get 7 APs when agility is 4 or 5. So its, like, average or slightly below average.

Here was my idea for a nerd character: Dr. Asberner S: 4 P: 6 E: 4 C: 7 I: 10 A: 4 L: 5 Tag skills: Science, First Aid, Energy Weapons Traits: One-hander, Good Natured

I find him annoying and impotent. He doesn't even give you enough information to find the camp where sis is taken and what little he does give when you first meet him, he never repeats. Of course that is more of a problem with Fallout 1 and 2 in general: characters never repeating important...

I was making an observation in Fallout 2. But the overall point of the thread applies to both Fallout 1 and 2.

I remember when I was playing Fallout 2 I was scoping out Redding, building by building, and taking lots of good loot out of bookshelves, desks, lockers, etc. In some cases, the occupant was standing near or not-so-far-away from the container. I know that NPCs will stop you from looting...

I know why the wastelanders are like that. I even believe that the developers intended it to be that way for the reasons you mentioned.

Do you ever play Fallout games and get tired of the bad vibe of the wasteland NPCs? I'm talking about the ubiquitous gang mentality and the fact that its easy to make NPCs go hostile and attack you just for rubbing them the wrong way. It feels like I'm in the WoW forums or the Counterstrike...

I completed Fallout 1 a few days ago as a heavy gun user. And I wondered how much more hard it would be to get through those areas filled with super mutants with only small guns or even small-guns/throwing (grenades) combo. I have a character idea in mind that involves only small guns and...

well I am already using killaps patch. And I know how to reduce it. But I want to know if everyone else is getting encouters as frequent as I am without fiddling with the settings.

Ok then. How can I make the encounter rate as close to Fallout 1s as possible? Or let me ask it in a different way, how often do you other Fallout players make random encounters on Fallout 2 map? I make an encounter every 1-2 squares I move. sometimes more. That's a bit excessive and...

I played through Fallout 1 and although it has some obvious flaws I think it is a game worth playing again. I am currently playing Fallout 2 and I can't stand how your character makes random encounters on the world map EVERY FREAKING SQUARE kilometer/mile/whatever-those-squares-represent. And...

ISTJ I am the "inspector"

So the music track on the world map in Fallout 1 and Fallout 2 should be the same?