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Awesome. That makes atleast one thing I agree with that guy on. :) So atleast the world will be pretty ok. (I don't understand what you mean with that bold word tho, looked down at the page and all)

And it makes me sad. I've waited s o l o n g for a new Fallout. And now that it's finally being made, some guy is on an ego-trip and alters the entire game. :(

Yeah, exactly. But don't keep your hopes up for a Fallout game in the same spirit of Fallout 1 and 2. No, our friend Sawyer is taking a crap on the SPECIAL system and is moving around stuff, making it more and more appealing for those console-gamers. You know with stuff like Multiplayer, RTB...

This is so stupid. I have never needed an energy weapon in order to beat the game. I tried em out the first time around, but I am not too fond of laser/plasma/pulse or whatever...so after that try, I didn't bother with that skill anymore. I just went for Small Guns or Big Guns, because those...

Now that is just silly. There is one thing if you get the bonus to the skill via some magic item or the like, but if you're actual intelligence is so high that you get it easier to use science for example....omg. Then the science skill you have SHOULD be the actual skill. And what's so wrong...

This Sawyer guy started out looking really promising. But, *sigh*. Now I'm not so sure about this Fallout 3 anymore. :(

Oh, brother! What is he doing to my beloved Fallout? :cry:

Sorry if I'm not too constructive about this, but I don't like the idea of a Fallout beat em-up game.

It's just one of those funny details (easter egg?) that refers, of course, to that Mike Tyson guy, who bit of a piece of his opponents ear at one time. Someone said (I think it was Chris Avellone, or JE Sawyer) that he thought there were too many easter eggs in Fallout 2. I disagree to that...

I always thought that the reason for the real-life weapons (that were a bit older, like say 20th century and such) was that, just like the rest of the civilization, had been thrusted back a bit in time due to the nuke war...wasteland and such.

Well, you others probably have more insight on this subject then I have...but how did the RTB work in FoT? What was its drawbacks?

Yes, it's one of those random, gotta keep trying, sort of things. Everyone can do it, but the higher your science skill is, the fewer tries you need. And uh, I also want to remember that you can somehow do this in a stealthy sort of way. ie not kill all slavers. You just sneak in the house, out...

Vehicles in Fallout sort of ruins the mood for me. Sure, I could live with the Highwayman in Fo2 because you didn't really "drive" it. You could onnly enter it and travel faster on the worldmap. But the way the cars were in FoT, that just isn't Fallout. Sure, it fitted the type of game it was...

OK this is what I have to say about TB/RTB. I am a true fan of TB as it was in Fallout and Fallout 2. But as that Sawyer guy said recently, it might be best to have a switch. That would appease the most people, since you can choose which style to play. Assuming that the TB style will be just as...