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For the last time, people, your enemies don't use it. It's not a combat system. It's a gimmick. Is it really that hard to process?

Max Payne is a third person shooter. Fallout 3 is a...Oh. Well, whatever, the point's still there though: the rest of the world slows down as you squeeze in a couple of extra shots. If, after shooting, my enemies would perform their own additional actions, then we would have ourselves a...

V.A.T.S. is most definitely not RTwP; it's more akin to bullet-time, a form of cheating, since only the player can shoot during that period.

For the last time, stop referring to V.A.T.S. as an alternative to real-time, as a combat system, because it isn't: it's a glorified cheating menu. The reason? It's pretty obvious: you can use it, while your enemies can't. So drop it.

Was this on purpose? A friend accused of over-analyzing when I brought this up about a year ago, and I always kept wondering.

Precisely, you reload because you don't like the outcome. When you reload, your previous actions are undone, or rather, haven't been done. You're terribly misunderstanding the concept here. You wouldn't perform those actions again on this new reload, since that's why you decided to load up...

That should totally fix the game.

Just what NMA needed. Newfags.

AoD keeps getting and better. BTW, I absolutely love the game's aesthetic. Great job Oscar!

You mean "minus the faeries, spells, and other crap"?

I've said it once, and I'll say it again: Inon Zur is the poor man's Jeremy Soule; and both composers suck at creating music with personality. Zur makes a pathetic attempt with Megaton's theme but falls horribly short, and ends up with a mishmash piece of unrecognizable melodies and tunes...

You just vented what every old Fallout fan must've thought while reading this piece of news.

So i herd u liek waterships?

At first I was like :| ... But then I lol'ed

Ahh. The joys of FPS immersion.

Hmm. Which ones? And how?

Colonization 2. Contemporary RPGs have bored the shit out of me.

This is interesting, to say the least. If the game is to be about dynamic world changes influenced by character decisions, set in the Fallout world with heavy emphasis on survival, where there's choice to build settlements by players for players, then it'll be the first MMORPG I'll ever try...

Nah, just ask yourself what a 13-year old boy would say and you're done.

If I kill the living shit out of somewhere, I want it to stay that way. If the place respawns after a while, it destroys any sense of development or consequence. "Hmm, I wonder if I kill these raiders some shit will stir up?" [2 hours later.] "They're all gone." [1 month later after...