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Frankly, it's all large companies these days. Remember that Kane & Lynch review that was negative and got pulled, and the reviewer was fired, because Eidos threatened to pull some funding for the review site (Gamespot)?

I'm not really sure what you're trying to say here. You want all the guns to be balanced? Not all guns are like that in reality. (Or in the FO universe. Remember the Bozar?) Yes, it makes it more reflex-dependent, but it also makes it a lot more intense. It makes it a lot more challenging. I...

"LALALA as long as I pretend there's nothing good at all about this game nothing will be good about it!1" Now where have I seen this before... Note: This isn't (at least, not intentionally) a troll post. I just want to try and point out that both sides are making ridiculously one-sided...

Are you on PC? If so, I highly suggest the Stranger mod.

Fallout Oblivion, I think. I'd still like to hear from the OP why he played through the entire game if he thought it was such a massive waste of time and it pained him every moment he played.

Yeah, but then again in FO1/2 you'd have totally over the top death animations that a real gun wouldn't do, including one where they get blown back a couple of tiles IIRC. A physics engine isn't necessarily there to emulate reality, it's just there to give a some semblance of physics to the game...

You may be playing on too low a difficult. The game became far more intense and exciting for me (every fight being a serious challenge) when I turned the difficulty to hard and installed the Stranger mod.

BethSoft probably made it the way they did in order to give FO3 similar 'over the top' deaths that FO1/2 had. In all fairness, I think they did a pretty good job. It's a very thin line to walk between having a lot of gore and seeming too realistic versus a lot of gore and seeming cartoony...

I think the idea of alien teleporters is a bit silly. What the OP was trying to get at seems more along the lines of being able to talk to a specific NPC in a town that will 'take' you to another place - basically, it uses the current method of fast travel. The automatic fast travel method we...

I really wish I'd taken a screenshot of it now, I just figured it was a sorta common thing at the time. A cursory Google search didn't turn up anything though, so it may be rarer than I thought.

I think it was random, I was walking to Rivet City from Megaton and it was on the side of a road with nothing else interesting nearby.

I found a dead NPC by the side of the road named Mel wearing a black leather jacket-and-pants armor with a sawed-off shotgun.