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My Fallout 4 Game and Technical Systems -RAGE engine -Stats/traits/perks/companion system/reputation/other game mechanics in line with those in New Vegas -Voiced player characters (one male, one female) with a name that can be referred to by NPCs (similar to how Mass Effect handles this)...

I'm not sure if this is a reference to anything, but the whole confrontation with the doctor who had a midget turning humans into meat for Iguana-on-a-Stick made me ROFL so hard. I love dark humor. What? That's hilarious!

Fallout for the Android would be a best seller easily. The types of people who choose Android phones voluntarily (as in, not because there's no iPhone on their network) includes the types of people who enjoy Fallout and other old school RPG systems. A bonus is that many Android devices also...

Because you are intelligent and you know what an uneducated, highly primitive, or mentally ill person sounds like does not mean you can easily pull it off convincingly. You need to have enough Charisma and Speech to convincingly portray a lack of intelligence, which is the same way a less...

That was the joke, yes. :P

S 7 P 8 E 6 C 1* I 6 A 9 L 3 *His ability to extract information is done through physical torture, not charismatic speech Traits: Bloody Mess, Skilled (or Gifted) Tag Skills: Sneak, Guns, Survival Highly skilled in Stealth (Sneak, Lockpick), Combat (Guns, Unarmed)...

Well, OBVIOUSLY the doctor is in with the Enclave and vertibirds over to DC, assassinates the Lone Wanderer, loots the Pipboy, and flies back to the outskirts of Vegas. This will explain why the in-game model in NV will exactly match the one in FO3, especially with the scratches and wear in...

First time I played Fallout was so long ago. I think it was the summer of 2008. The game didn't play well with Vista; the screen kept refreshing black every 10 seconds and only showed the proper graphics with a mouseover. I dropped it and soon Fallout 3 came out and I played that like a...

It should take place after the Vault 101 Dweller's journey but in a more evolved DC. I hope, given the righteous slaughter of the Super Mutants at the hands of the Vault 101 Dweller, that the remaining few Super Mutants once again become enemies to fear and not just mindless grunts. Instead...

Skill books look less like books but more like magazines/comic books/other paperback books. They also have interesting names: Unarmed book is called "Pugilism Illustrated" Melee weapon book is called "Grognak the Barbarian" Sneak book is called "Chinese Spec Ops: Infiltration Training" or...

What this setting/cvar does is disables NPCs from being "knocked unconcscious" to prevent death. All the NPCs with this protection are targetable and damageable, they just never die. Turning the protection off will only allow you to get these NPCs past unconscious and to permanent death. Feel...

Err, I'm not sure how much in depth you paid attention to the Family. They are not murderous at all. In fact, they think very lowly of people who do murder others, especially out of cold blood. They have this strict system of principles where they only do what is needed to keep sustaining their...

This is the only reason I wouldn't want a Fallout game being based on Manhattan. People think New York and they immediately think skyscrapers and subways. If the whole game is treated like the movie Cloverfield I'm going to boycott it. There's nothing good that can come from relying on subways...

I laughed and yelled "What the fuck?!?" after Silas led me to Leroy and found out he was black..

I think half of the problems with the game are due to the TES engine more than anything. The developers were probably like "well, we already have code that makes it bad to steal, so let's just leave it in there!". IMO, you shouldn't lose any karma or anger anyone with a good enough Steal skill...

Also, in the inventory, you can hold a button from 1 to 8 and left click the weapon/consumable/etc to bind to that key.

It's more than that. You need to do crazy weight training to handle the heavy plate mail while still being able to swing your weapons. No matter how jacked you are you still need to practice how to fight with restricted movements and how to endure being slowly baked inside that metal oven.

Well, the skills do affect your accuracy. What I said, however, is that your character skill deficiencies aren't very apparent because of the crazy rate of fire you can achieve by FPSing targets down. You can VATS for "safe" shots due to taking less damage from enemy fire, and then you can fire...

The problem with Obsidian, as seen with KOTOR II and NWN 2, is they are too easily pushed around by big name publishers to release well before they are ready. Even if they did have more time, their team is too small to make deadlines that other companies can; you'd have the Age of Conan scenario...

No, Fallout 3 does not capture the "RPG" as well as it really should have been able to. It's, like you said, a game where your character can be the master of everything. You can easily max 8 skills no problem. EIGHT OUT OF THIRTEEN. What the hell is the point of tagging? Oh wait, they diluted...