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One person says it's recon'd as a miracle of science. Bethesda says it can be considered a terraforming device. The Fallout Bible says its a multiple component device meant for use over several years...if it works at all. I think before you can establish it being absurdly used in Fallout 3, you...

Good points. However! FIRST, You would need a Vault or another source of Vault-tec brand technology for a GECK to be useful. They're designed for Vault dwellers only, after all... so what, it's supposed to magically manifest new tech advancements similar to the ones Brotherhood of Steel would...

Really, a GECK wasn't needed in Fallout 2 either. Yet no one seems to question that either. In the Fallout Bible, it included a fertilizer system, soil supplements, chemicals to make arid waste to fertile soil, holodisks on the past and plans for defenses and the like, sand-crete soil, several...

Good comparison. Personally, I'd like to see a Fallout 1 and Fallout 3 comparison more. It's a better balance, since Fallout 2 was Interplay learning from Fallout 1. Fallout 3 is learning from... wait, nothing! It's an experiment, just like Fallout 1 was.

I think they pulled off the game well. Worse than what people expected, less than what was advertised, but more than what other games have promised in the previous history of Fallout Post-Fallout 2. I think they did decent detailing the world, gave lots of things to do, gave the ability to add...

In my opinion, Fallout 3 = superior to Fallout 2 in quite a few areas. 1.) The combat is easier, that's a fact. However, it's my opinion that the combat is better than BOTH Fallouts. If you wanted to compare Fallout 1 and 2's battle system to a Bethesda game, Morrowind is the best match. All...