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The problem NMA has, arguments DO count, not just self-portrayal, a high post count does not mean, your opinion is fact and can't be proven wrong. Unlike many other forums, this one is alive, filled with people that not only have opinions, instead there are people with attitude. Maybe...

Yes, yes... I can indeed follow this flawless argumentation. Not everyone will like Agent Orange in his daily air to breathe, but there will be elements in this air, every fan of air has loved to date, and were important to them. So, take a deep breathe first, and then judge. Erm...

Good old Syndicate Wars from Bullfrog as they were still independent. These were truly the days, okay, Syndicate were even more the days, but none the less. But yes, time to move on.

Indeed, you can get tired of these standard attacks against Fallout fans. Bradylama has very fine way in presenting good arguments and staying calm, over there.

Hey, that's playing with key stimulus', that is no way to market a title, anyway, sounds cool, I'll buy it.

There seem to be quiet a lot people/designer out there, who share a love for (post)apocalyptic themes and swords, I mean, that's not the first game where one is wondering about swords, or the like, that seem a little bit out of place.

Some things never die, a very washed forum, the Unwashed Villagers got there, at least, from the optics: http://www.unwashed.org/forum/index.php Haven't thought about them for quite a while. Never heard about that one, must have passed my radar fully unnoticed. That seemed to be...

And I thought, playing Far Cry, was like, holidays on some jungle island, okay, crazy german scientists, and genetically transformed monster apes, but that aside, recreative landscapes. Pre-order one of this vacation packages for me too.

For, whatever reason, this article sounds quite familiar to me, ah, the memory is fading, where did I happen to step over it... However, it seems to me like the author has a point. Still remembering the mistake of buying Morrowind blind, collectors edition and all, some faded Daggerfall...

Indeed, the point of view may differ from the one of playing a game for the first time, when it has just been released, to be honest, it would be hard go back in the past of my memories to see, how I felt, when playing Wasteland for the first time(s). :? But yes, there even some people...

And before that, Morrowind quite pissed of a lot of Daggerfall fans. I thought it was always strange, when reading of the 'Elder Scrolls Fanbase'.

7/10 for, now, I don't really know, just seven out of ten.

Interesting. You know, germany ain't that political stable too, at the moment, that's what I read, problems in the coalition that leads the land, no one knows where they gonna go in the their foreign politics. Maybe, if one is already in Iran, take that few miles more, and preemptive...

Affirmative, even I'm afraid I would just play it over again 'another' time, after reading it. But, yay for a Wasteland Review! :)

Strength: 4 [I can't carry anymore] Perception: 7 [Hey, what was that?] Endurance: 6 [Let's run a bit, hey hey, not 'that' far] Charisma: 5 [Too much ignorance for more] Intelligence: 5 [Maybe 7, but -2 because of laziness] Agility: 4 [No fast moves before the engines are really running]...

I don't really know what to think about this avatar, but as an old role player, the dices are doing it for me. ^^ 6/10

1. The Great Giana Sisters 2. Space Taxi 3. The Bard's Tale Trilogy 4. Wasteland 5. Dragon Wars 6. The Curse of the Azure Bonds 7. Fallout 8. Beach Head II 9. Raid over Moscow 10. Duke Nukem 3D this list changes as games pop up in my memory and get lost again

You can really get lost, stumbling around in the wastelands of the archives, I have memories of very annoying animated avatars of Psychosniper... I still hope you find the time to dig up some stories from the days of yore. :wink:

I just stumbled over this one here: http://www.coljack.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/fallout/

At least there art no known features that have been cut out of it. 8)