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I took that as poking fun at tactics when they mention the midwestern brotherhood and how they hadn't been heard from recently(i.e: the sequel getting cancelled) and the game being widely ignored in relation to canon. F3 took a lot of influence from tactics especially with Broken Steel.

I've beaten F2 20+ times and I recently played a dumb character which was a lot of fun. I'm just doing it to find out is there anything I missed on previous playthroughs. Like how you can pass the Vault City citizen exams if your intelligence is high enough. I just started a play through with...

I've played F2 countless times but would it be worth doing a play through with my character edited to max? So 10 in every stat and 150+ in every skill? I would be using the RP obviously. Are there enough hidden dialogue and quest solutions to do a full play through this way?

I use Salvatore's place as a base once I remove him and his henchman. It has plenty of shelves and storage to keep all kinds of items separated.

I absolutely love it. Its the only game I've ever played where I didn't want to finish the last mission, I was itching for more. I loved the setting because there were so many different locations(ruined cities, snow covered alien looking military bases, industrial factory zone, trenches...

Its between Old World Blues and Lonesome Road for me. I love the setting for both. The DLCs really make New Vegas for me. I've always hated how rushed New Vegas felt. The whole Legion side of the story feels like it was cut down to just the bare bones after Nipton. I know all Fallout games have...

There are enough skill books in the game to disregard most skills. Just make sure to have one character read all of a certain book so you have on person good at driving, one person good at repair etc etc

I'm not going to watch the show anymore. Since they're on their own now with no books to reference the whole season could be like Dorne.

I was expecting most of the complaints being how it was unoriginal(BOS, mutants, raiders etc) but from most reviews in this thread this game sounds awful.

The vertibird could be the one we see at the start of the trailer. Hopefully no Enclave. Please no Enclave.

Interesting…. It has a lot of potential. Its in a new area so hopefully new factions and less old ones. Then again its not by Obsidian. A big thing to remember is this is the first time they are in the dark. Fallout 3's plots was a copy of 1,2 and tactics while New Vegas was heavily based on...

10/10 from me. I saw it twice this weekend. The second time I was able to take it in more. The guitar guy needs his own sequel! It felt more like a Fallout(mostly Tactics) movie to me than Mad Max in places. All the towns, people, settings and factions just screamed Fallout. Funny how after 30...

Nope, crashes when I get into the temple.

Got it installed and running, so far so good.

A big problem is people just got Wasteland 2 and aren't going to be even thinking about another old school post-apocalyptic game for a long time. With Tides of Numenara and Pillars of Eternity coming out soon I won't be backing anymore games until I have gotten the perks I have paid for. It...

Great work!!!

Damn. Cheers for the heads up. I just started a new game so I will try the installation guide you linked. Thanks!

Hey, I'm not sure if this is the right forum to post this but since I couldn't find much information on getting the Fallout 2 Gog version + The Restoration Project to work on my Mac I thought I'd make a post. You will need Crossover 13.1 or Crossover Games, Fallout 2 GOG Version and the latest...

Looks good!

Its been about 2-3 years since I played the Restoration Project. Looking forward to booting it up again this week and seeing whats changed.