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Go back and look at some of the previews. In the first one where they mentioned the ticketbots, I think, they were described as having powerful guns. They'd have to be powerful, anyway. In the preview, VD101 hacks into the Metro robot system, and uses the robots to attack some Super...

Fair enough, but I think it creates at least a minor consistency problem, as well. The "ticketbots" sound more heavily armed than the brainbots that were responsible for protecting many sensitive military installations. The brainbots normally only had shotguns. If my memory is correct, the...

Like many of you, one of the elements of the Fallout 3 previews that consistently makes me cringe is the whole "ticketbot in the D.C. Metro" thing. While I suppose having a ticketbot that shreds people to pieces might be considered "amusing," it does feel out of place with Fallout. It makes me...

They also worked well with SPECIAL, in that a character with better abilities - more intelligence, or more perception - might get a different message when he looks at something. Think of a character with high perception, for example, noticing that an NPC "looks down." And, think about how...

I agree that this preview wasn't quite as bad as some of the others. But, this part still made me chuckle a bit: Well... to a character that's lived his entire life in a vault that sheltered him from the radition, I'm guessing, quite a bit?

It depends on how it's implimented. I think I'd be more annoyed if I were blocked by nothing than if I were blocked, by, say, a radiation barrier, or even a wall of junked cars. Fair enough. To be honest, while I'm worried about MANY elements of this game, I'm not quite as concerned about...

Actually, I did. Although I wasn't posting at the time, when there was a lot of negativity on here about Bethesda buying the rights to make a new Fallout game, I was willing to hold my skepticisim and give them a chance. Then, the previews came out a few weeks ago. And all the negativity...

You know... Aside from being a Fallout fan, I'm also a big fan of some of the old Sierra adventure games. Particularly Space Quest, which my father and I played when I was fairly young. Seeing what's happening with Fallout 3, seeing how the "times have changed" talking point is repeated over...

Try to remember, too: The head of the thieves guild in the Hub in Fallout 1 had a British accent. If we're going to nit pick about an Irish accent showing up in F3, then we also have to ask the same questions about a British accent showing up in post apocalyptic California in F1.

Okay. I've been visiting NMA for years now. Never posted anything in the forums, but always browsed to keep up with what was going on. THIS was the comment that finally forced me over the edge. That made me decide I had to register, and start posting. "This isn't 1997. This isn't 1997...