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Never had that attitude and that's why I keep criticizing shit games and practices, but years of experience has taught me that it's futile, because the number of stupid people in the world far outweighs the intelligent ones. No matter how hard you try, you can't influence them all. In fact, it...

Fallout's UI was pretty decent for its time, so was its graphics, in fact it was one of the best looking 2D RPGs at the time. The controls are also just fine. You can play the game with your mouse alone and if you want to speed things up a bit, it has full set of keyboard shortcuts.

Perhaps Fallout 76 was made because Bethesda ran out of ideas for their next Fallout game. At this point I begin to wonder if they'll ever make a Fallout 5. Not that I care.

I couldn't find anything about that on the manual, maybe you should give it a try. The manual I'm talking about is the one comes with the GOG version (of Fallout 2). I can't check what the original US version had right now.

Yes, but not how to get those actions as a menu as in the image above. You need to press and hold the LMB while command cursor is shown. Otherwise, how would you even use items in your inventory multiple times? Or activate (explosives) or drop them. As an example, Tim could press and hold the...

F1 doesn't tell you about command mode (vertical list of icons of possible actions) though, funnily enough I couldn't find any explanation on FO2 manual either.

I need no introduction, I'm a big, bright, shining star!

But who is going to make it? Interplay? Black Isle? Both dead. But maybe you have an idea as a ghost. :D Anyway, I've added it to the list.

This was my mod idea, couldn't do it due to RL issues. http://nma-fallout.com/threads/help-with-a-mod-idea.214537/

Hitting the enemy in the groin and watch him squirm.

No, no, it just means a new Fallout game, any Fallout game, which is actually an RPG, instead of "a shooter with RPG elements" etc. You don't really believe that Bethesda would make a game called "Vault Sexteen". You should vote for it! :wiggle: By the way, just to clarify, Fallout 77 is just...

Feel free to add your Fallout title if it isn't listed. Fallout 5 by Bugthesda Fallout "the RPG" by any decent developer Fallout Newer Vegas by Obsidian Ent... I mean Microsoft Vault Sexteen by Pornhub? Fallout 77 - The Sequel by Bugthesda Fallout 75 - The Prequel by Bugthesda Fallout...

Before we get to Fallout 5, we'll probably see a couple of more disasters, namely Starfield and TES 6. I'd like to be proven wrong, but that's not very likely.

We're all a product of the times we live in and unfortunately there's very little we can do to change that, but we can at least acknowledge the flaws of our generation and ponder about the reasons why we are the way we are.

@Rheios I grew up in a house without a phone up until the mid 80's, that's probably why I've never been interested in smartphones or cellphones. I'm also never really been a social type with unpleasant amount of friends, which is why I don't need one. Even my dumb phone was given to me as a...

More cash grabs are on the way, it's been the trend for a while now. Did Fallout 4 kick ass or was it actually a big fat failure? It was the latter to me and I expect more of the same.

I would say it was Oblivion. Perhaps that's why they needed the Fallout IP. When Beth bought the IP, it was already dead though. FO3 was pretty much Frankenstein's monster. Yup, they've literally become a meme.

A 35-37 year old is a Millenial by definition, according to some sources so is a 40 year old. My generation (X) has never been all that interested in video games, only nerds like me and we were a minority. When I was in high school (around 85-86) there were only a handful of kids in my class...

None of those people have actually worked on Fallout 76. People say that Howard wasn't even there most of the time. I doubt 76 was his idea either. You are missing the point, it's the Millenials and younger generations who shape today's gaming industry, games are made by them and more...

I sympathize with the reaction and the frustration but you all know that this is futile. Millions of people don't mind paying for shitty games each day and publishers naturally look for ways to exploit them even more. They're like sheep or cattle or whatever. Oh, by the way, like the other old...