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UPDATE: I have finally managed to get the game to reproduce the error (once again, in the Den, this time while talking with Tyler to get into the church). It seems quests with Lara and Tyler in the Den are most likely to provoke this crash. EDIT: Doing other things in the Den can provoke...

I was in the Den and I dropped an item on a hex that was partly obscured by a stop sign. The item was completely obscured by the sign and the stupid sign would not allow for a transparency bubble. This was rather vexing. I can't highlight the item to pick it up. Is there ANY way to pick up...

I STILL haven't been able to get the game to crash again during the fight with Tyler in Den Residential. But I have noticed another annoying bug - In Klamath, when I help Torr protect the brahmin, I go through the usual motions of killing the radscorpions, though before I kill ALL of them I...

If it were possible to rent it (as in, if you had an XBox) I would say rent it, but don't buy it. There isn't enough there to be worth 50 dollars, never mind 50 EUROS.

Hm. I seem to be having a problem with the game crashing during the fight with Tyler in the Den's residential area. I'll try and reproduce the crash and scribble down the error message. edit: now that I WANT it to reproduce the error message, it's refusing to crash at all. 12 times through...

...anyone tried to "summon" some Oblivion crap via ~ console? I would have gigglefits for a while if I could use the Wabbajack on raiders.

Well, I imagine it should remind you of such, seeing as how it's little more than a re-skin of the Daedric Armor set. Fallout 3 is little more than a mod for Oblivion. Just another wrapper for the same old bland microwave dinner.

Never mind the Pope. Get Ah-nuld.

Ah, OK. Thanks much.

OK... while I am largely impressed with RP 1.2, I would like to ask something: What possessed you to give Tyler (and his thug friend) a fucking DEAGLE? I'm in there with a bunch of 10mm pistol wielding friendly gang members, our shots are doing NOTHING to Tyler, 0 damage. Goose egg, nada...

I SO just saved that image to use as a desktop wallpaper. Also, the pauldrons are too big, that I'll grant. Too small? I personally didn't think it looked too small, though it was obviously not as beefy as T-51b armor from the first two Fallouts. I would like to weigh in on the BoS APA...

It's ass-ugly armor. Standard Power Armor doesn't look bad at all IMO in FO3, shame it's so worthless. Rather have Ranger Battle Armor. Oblivion with guns. Oblivion with guns. Oblivion with guns. EVERYWHERE you look in this game you're reminded of that. I particularly don't appreciate...

It would be damn nice to be able to break kneecaps or legs to cripple enemies, to knock them out with a shot to the head, to knock the wind out of them with a shot to the torso/solar plexus... But Beth was too lazy to implement this. Beth was too lazy to implement a LOT of things that should...

Definitely not 100 percent canon.

They had sexes at one point in their lives. Might help explain it. That, and the kind of regimentation the Master instilled in his mutant army may have stuck with them, like a permanent imprint on their conscious/subconscious.

Definitely Small Guns. All the way. Energy Weapons got shafted for damage output in FO3 and Big Guns consists of the Minigun (meh), the Missile Launcher (another meh), the Flamer (crappy) and the Fat Man (the only REALLY good Big Gun). Oh, and the Rock-It Launcher, but that thing is more for...

Trying to play Fallout 3 as an Unarmed specialist is like trying to play a foodless-conduct character in NetHack, but decidedly less rewarding. Voluntary (pointless) challenge.

Super mutants are SUPPOSED to be grunting idiots. Result of FEV + radiologically tainted subjects. Muties have IN < 4, I don't know WHY Marcus from FO2 was supposed to be an exception - admittedly, the effects of dipping on intelligence varied from subject to subject, slightly, and maybe...

Rifling screws up shotguns' spread patterns, and makes them less accurate, actually. Also, the longer the barrel, the more time the projectiles within have to get set on their trajectory and the more time they have to be pushed by the expanding gases from the gunpowder (which ties in closely...

That first perk-pic shows up as a karmic title (Betrayer) in Tictacs, I'm reasonably sure. I don't recall seeing any karmic title-related pics in the first 2 Fallout games, other than the town-relations ones and the special titles (Champion, Berserker, etc.) Just some pic of a Dudley Do-Right...