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Fallout: Love all of them. It's a perfectly balanced game, and beautifully paced for being so open-ended. The ones that are really difficult are found in places where it would be a turn off for them to be easier. Fallout 2: Wannamingos are a cool design, if not very falloutesque, but i think...

here, i found it http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout3/mods/6104/? tracklist includes Uranium Fever, Crawl Out Through the Fallout, Atom Bomb Baby, Uranium Rock I used to have it when i first played fallout 3 Can you believe these guys?

And i think they even took most of these from a popular fallout 3 radio mod. Lol

I mean yeah, but it's the coolest thing about Fallout 3 ( which isn't really fallout ). If fallout 3 had something good it was this: drugs and violence mixed with butcher pete. That part was seriously brilliant. And it seems it happened almost by accident. I mean, bethesda's stories glorify...

Oh, i see. A pity that it plays out like that. I was expecting it to make things totally unpredictable, and was planning to use it for my next playthrough.

I've never tried it, but don't you lose your weapons as well? Shouldn't this be very annoying and challenging ?

It's obviously mr New Vegas, with Tabitha being a close second ( if only her station had different songs) . Having said that, my fondest memory of fallout 3 was the journey to gnr listening to the radio for the first time, taking drugs for the first time and killing raiders. Also, the guy who...

What the hell? It's not just this guy either, everyone and their brother seems to have this bizare idea about "sequels" that just because someone bought something they can do whatever the fuck they want and we'd have to accept this new story as part of the main story itself ( even if they're...

All roads > Fallout 4

I never noticed that. They must have changed it in F2, otherwise all the (1st generation) mutants would have died off by then. Not to mention New Vegas.

A jinxed playthrough! We shall watch your career with great interest.

I agree, but i like them as leftovers. I mean they are tough, they live forever ( until they are killed anyway ) and they cannot reproduce. There's something mythical about them. I think fallout 2 and partially new vegas had the right idea about how to deal with them. A cool rarity. And i love...

Generelly it's a shame how bethesda is treating bandits like that. They could be real country-bandits, even social bandits. It would fit classic fallout universe and bethesda's minecraft bullshit to make them ex-farmers gone rogue and not only robbing shit but also pushing political agenda...

Legenderary raider that has mutated is cannon is my book. ( seriously, what the hell were they thinking? )

I've played fallout 2 about 4 times, so i'm not really new to it. But it is totally tedious. first of all, no tutorial was needed in fallout and i don't see why we would need one in its sequel. Secondly and most importantly, as a tutorial it is really poor. Here is what you learn in it: Melee...

Fallout 2 has a lot Temple of Trials, for pete's sake

Interesting. It would be cool to get energy weapons instead of melee if you're like me and usually avoid them (they look rather like toys i guess) to experience different combat. Goes well with science ( craft bullets etc). You can also make him gay ( confirmed bachelor ) as ceasar's legion are...

no, i admit i'm not aware of such phrase, english is not my native language. It sounded odd to me, and strangely similar to pillars of eternity. What does it mean, then?

Yeah, it is. And the rest of the context is kind of reminiscent of obsidian. They claim the world is broken and that we should go back to the old ways (rpgs, fallout in particular). The ( gaming ) community worships them, but they apparently just want their money. (Unlike bethesda which is...

This is a coincidence, right? I mean these clowns wouldn't be trying to insult obsidian. For those who don't know, the "pillars of the community" is a cult in fallout 4, supposed to be dedicated to bring things back to the way they were in the good old world. Upon meeting them the player finds...