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Yeah, I had same thougts. They weren't set off even by direct nuclear explosion (Courier's Mile) and any of them haven't responded to the package, that set off hidden missiles. And of course, it's safe to assume, that Divide inhabitants weren't stupid enough to worship it and pray for...

83,5 hours on first and (at least for now) only playtrough. All DLCs, no mods. Still there was much stuff that I didn't do, like no companions quests. I walked lonesome road, because AI was so stupid that they got killed too frequently. And I didn't want to reload saves because of that, so I...

That's some serious necromancy I'm commiting, but what the hell... Was there implied anywhere if people of the Divide knew about the nukes? Missiles are hidden underground, but there are 30 freaking warheads laying around... How living in their proximity makes inhabitants of the Divide smarter...

One of F1 or F2 ghouls said that they are "first and last generation". I'd rather have it stay that way (never actually fan of zom... I mean ghouls). They should "let go" of them and "begin again" with some new kind of interesting creatures or just human factions. But letting go is indeed the...

I'd rather say, that they don't give a crap about messages and themes. They are ready to implement everything that will sell. I find myself even unable to hate them, this is how free market works after all. Thanks fate for Brian Fargo anyway. And Kickstarter.

http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/ancient-aliens Good meme to describe Mothership Zeta. Some are even arguing, that this alien thing is all Fallout 2 fault - after all Skynet is an alien technology... It's kinda funny when fan of "seerioos" and "greemdarkh" F3 is reffering to F2 as source.

Super mutants with flamers from F1. Full health, power armor, tenth (or higher level)? One-shotted by critical. On the other hand, I loved them. Especially when compared with that sad parody of sm from F3.

1. The Pitt. Finally, some attempt on a grey morality in this fairy tale. Also, I find it more challenging than rest of the game. 2. Point Lookout. Hmmm... I liked chinese spy mission. That's about it, I think. Boring and weird (but not in good, funny way, like OWB) main quest, tribals...

Then why are so many people answering to them? I understand replying when someone is asking polite questions, but on the first sign of being some dipshit fanboy dude should be immedietaly ignored. How many signs more should Dienan and JudgeGhis give? Don't feed the trolls, they will eventually...

What I meant was that I couldn't imagine one guy deciding to blow up whole town just because he doesn't like to see it from his balcony. Then I played F3 :) Stuff like this seems to be perfectly fine for them. Perhaps I didn't speak clearly.

It's an allusion towards Megaton and "rationality" of its concept. After all we are talking what would be if Bethesda made NV, right?

Nuke (from Great War) would've been already inside Lucky 38, because House considered it token of good luck (because, well, it didn't explode). Hence the name of casino. I mean, what could POSSIBLY go wrong with living next to active nuke? It's not like some madman would like to activate it...

Nobody (I think) argues about F3 being 3D. It's not only about protagonist coming from a vault. F3 rehashes many other elements of previous games settings. And when it's not rehashed it usually doesn't make sense (like Little Lamplight or Megaton). But IMHO, Beth is hated the most for making...

Is ammo also "useless"? Because it also halves the weight of bullets, IIRC.

Yeah, you are right. Pity, that I played the game so long ago, without paying as much attention as I should've been. Otherwise I'd be more capable to defend it from F3 fanboys, so eagerly nitpicking NV, but failing to see stupidity of their own beloved game. On my next playthrough I'll be more...

I always assumed, that as genius and pre-war billionaire he had tons of gold at his disposal - after all he spoke of preparations for Great War. He could use it to become powerful before NCR came to Mojave instead waiting for it to arrive and being at its mercy. Legion kinda saved him there...

Yeah, they are coming back later and they are helping Novac. ...So what about Sunnyvale? Is it plothole after all? Or is "House needed NCR money" explanation valid?

So is logic? If Bethesda doesn't give a crap even about common sense (Megaton? Little Lamplight? Really?) than why should they even bother with making their games consistent with previous parts?

I don't actually remember, are those words of House himself, that he wasn't able to act? Or is it just an assumption? When I was arguing with one of F3 fans he also noticed that Chip was hidden in Sunnyvale - and the fact that House "waiting for the signs of civilization" wasn't able to spot...

House regained consciousness in 2138 according to the Fallout: New Vegas Official Game Guide, so what was he doing for nearly 150 years?