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Yeah, I think we can all agree that this is one of the worst list of arguments, point by point, in defense of FO 3 over FONV that have ever shown up on NMA or any other forum.

I was always frustrated by this game, I wanted to like it but there were so many broken pieces that I had to regretfully shelve it, and pretty much wrote off Troika after it. I had no idea people continued to tinker with it for so many years after release, I may have to try it out again. I...

I learned how to cook from watching my grandma, and its good that I did, because I would have starved in college otherwise. Today had leftovers from thxgiving I cooked for our family: Turkey Gravy from scratch Greek (american) style stuffing: Ground beef, lamb, chestnuts, pine nuts...

... they're all a bunch of Drusilla Downers.

1. Lack of a story, compared to FO3? Just no. There are essentially 3 stories completely fleshed out here, and one not so much (legion path), with enough variables and random stuff in between to virtually guarantee that no playthrough is the same. 2. On factions, yeah time has passed, stuff...

First tip, and I can't help you with particulars since its been too long since I last played, is that you need to get a few mods first, esp the mods that limit heals/consumables, add ammo weight and rebalance a few things. I think there's a game designer final cut mod floating around iirc...

I wish I had a Ron-Swanson-esque response to this, I'm not nearly as diehard as Nick Offerman's character. But if it can't be opened up and fixed with a soldering gun and needlenose pliers, and if lifting it doesn't risk rupture and cause ladies' to swoon at my prowess, then I want no part of it.

That game doesn't look too promising, mostly because it looks completely optimized for a console: Wheel-based skills, easy fights and objectives, simplistic maps with obvious markers. I particularly don't like the JRPG looking guys with the oversize weapons, but I guess that type is so cliche...

In that case, you might just check and see whether some of your fave board games are online supported, I know Catan, Carcassone, Dominion and Agricola have online options, I bet alot of those games have em.

Archer, The Good Wife (I'm married, deal), GOT, Walking Dead, Parks and Rec, Justified.

My friend's grandmother had a collection of the racial history of the "peoples of the world" beginning with the condemnation of the primitive peoples of Africa in one lean volume and ending with a giant work on the ultimate race, the Germans. Was mind bogglingly racist iirc, is it that series?

Well, I just sold my so-so MTG gathering collection that I hadn't looked at in 20 years for $1900, but I wasn't actively collecting it, I just inherited the cards me and a bunch of friends played with in college. I have a falling apart GI Joe Flagg Carrier in storage somewhere, along with a a...

I think it'd fit in the same way "Barrier Peaks" module did to DnD PnP, cool sideline and a break from the setting. Also, alot of the retro-future that FO titles draw from were inspired by the pulp sci fi books of the 30s'-50's, and alot of those imprints made almost no distinction between...

lol no, I wasn't serious. But "polish" in every use is the absolute last thing that happens to a product, be it a diamond or an automobile, so until the game is finished, it's rather unfair to call it lacking polish. If it's still ugly at full release then it's a problem.

I was trying to find examples of "simultaneous turn" systems that I like but CiV V wasn't very good in multi iirc, all sorts of dumb things happened as a result of it. I had to go back to Avalon Hill's "Spitfire!" for the last time I liked a simulturn system, and that was a PnP. Basically...

Are you the Serifan that draws the awesome dragon art I just saw on the nets, because if so, you might be able to convince me of that!

I like it!

Seriously considering flagging this for a modmin, what's up your ass about the polish? Some of my best friends are polish (and ukrainian), I just don't see how its germane to the topic.

I'll be 106, but I'll have a brand new set of Chinese organs, so I'll be good.

I have two ridic tough ones, pre-internet: 1. 1976 I lived for a year in Athens while my father worked there. I spoke and read no Greek, so I rarely got comics I could read. One of them I think I found at the Athens Hilton gift store, was a SGT Rock-type book (most comics in Greece were...