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I thought we already discussed that and someone said it was trivial and stupid. But, okay, why is the crater so fucking BIG???!!! Is it because it's in the crater of one that did explode? Is it because it was originally a smaller hole but has eroded into a bigger hole (somehow without rain or...

Oh, just someone who paid enough attention to it to know that nukes are an important part of the setting as the 'big bad thing' instead of some trivial BFG replacement. Doesn't matter how much, clothing giving that kind of skill boost is magical nonsense and doesn't fit in the world of...

Sadly, that is how it is now. There was a time when Blender was actually worthwhile to even look at. Maybe they got Fallout 3 mixed up with Fall Out Boy. The mediocrity seems to match up rather well. :P

But oh gawd, teh ee-mur-shunz will suffer! Can't have that!

A few guys stuck at some outposts accept the Chosen One after you go on what could be a very risky but very beneficial mission for them. I don't recall the Chosen One being made a member of the BoS, though. Which aren't actually aliens but genetically engineered creatures. They're all...

Heh. I guess someone should alert Bethesda that it's a pop-culture reference so they can get rid of it. Wouldn't want anything like that in there, it's too much like Fallout 2's 'silliness' (even though it was in the first Fallout game). ;)

This could quickly become a string of Rodney Dangerfield-esque jokes. "Back in the old neighborhood it was rough... I tell ya, don't get me started..." Something of a mixture would even be believable. But everyone, even old ladies, jumping into some giant brawl (BAM! as Todd would put it)...

I really don't understand this sentiment. FOPOS was technically a Fallout. I'd much rather have had no Fallout at that time than that stain on the franchise. But it's easier to ignore POS because it was just a spin-off. Bethesda seems to be making a rather decent Fallout spin-off (which would be...

If Bethesda would make a Fallout game worthy of the title, we just might do that. Why not? One for you, one for a friend, and eight to roam the streets with, throwing them at random people.

Macross. Now let's stop this before a Macross vs. Robotech or FASA vs. Harmony Gold/Carl Macek tirade ensues. ;) Oh, and I just remembered another old game that I recall as having locational damage. Corporation (aka Cyber-Cop). It was first released in 1990.

Heh, yeah. SuAside beat me to it. Don't you just love the "come on, guys, it'll be amazing" people? Oh, sorry, we didn't realize it would be 'amazing'. Nobody ever hinted at even the slightest possibility of that. Golly gee, we'll all agree now since random person on the internet said so, seeing...

Seems a little more like they just grabbed onto a random naming convention to copy without thinking about it. Rad-X 'X'es (blocks) Rads. Does Med-X 'X' Meds?

Where are these people? Please, do point out these people. I haven't been seeing them. They certainly aren't around here. Also because dead fish is more popular. More people eat it, so you should eat it too. Nothing but dead fish will be successful and you can't market anything less popular...

In the same way that every shot hits but some hits do no damage is better than just missing some shots. It fools stupid people into thinking something is different because it let's them see just what they want to see.

Those people seem to not care what it's called or really anything about the game other than that it should only be 'fun'. They'd never heard of any Fallout game (spin-off of not) before Fallout 3 was announced. That seems to be the crowd on which Bethesda is really banking the success of this...

Heh. And I guess it wouldn't have been so bad if the hate wasn't from Fallout fans. Or something.

Oh, don't get me wrong. I do appreciate the sentiment there. I just wish it would do more good than harm. But I wish a lot of things.

Serious enough. I already said it wasn't 100%, but it certainly wasn't 'near useless' or I wouldn't have used it. The point is that it was still there and it was more functional than it will be in FO3. The reason that GTA III's aerial view was still functional to that point is because they...

It was useless to you. I didn't find it to be useless as I used it quite a lot. I'm not saying the other views weren't useful too and occasionally necessary (I really wouldn't mind having different perspective options in a Fallout game), but ariel was not useless like it is in Fallout 3. It was...

Worked quite fine for me in most situations. I'll admit that it's not a 100% thing, but it wasn't removed and you're going overboard in declaring it useless. The philosophy should still be 'improve rather than remove'. Bethesda takes the opposite route. The lazy route. I prefer Fallout...