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We have plenty of both, though neither are a match for the fire ants :( ALSO: a bunch of negative Nancies, the lot of you! I can see factional disputes breaking out between NPCs on the fly, and me loving it. Imagine you could also intervene on the fly and influence the outcome, which also...

RPS tackles the issue!

Good news, groin shots are back in!

He has a point - how many other genres incorporate pipes, buttons, pockets and thingamajigs? That's right, only STEAMPUNK does you fools! Speaking of Steampunk... Does anyone here even know what Steampunk means? The Iron fucking Giant? Really?

Normal where? Not even in the American South is the thing you describe "normal." Notice how you left out the subtraction step from this equation? Also: that's an URUK-HAI. No, no, no... none of this is adding up!

Yeah, once you get over the holy gospel aspect of canon you see that pretty much every RPG shares some fantasy analogues. SM= orcs, ghouls = zombies, stimpacks = healing potions, ect. Giant rats are pretty much universal, though. Hey look, we're only 5 pages in this discussion before you...

That pic of Marcus looks way more like an orc than he does the friggin' Hulk, who, COINCIDENTALLY, favors the F3 Super Mutants a lot more than the first 2 Fallout versions:

Oh, you mean a real orc. Gotcha. Incidentally: Fantasy orcs = Tolkien's interpretation 99 times out of 100. Do you even have a point here, or are you just orcing me?.

Do you know what an Orc is, Morbus?

You ninja-quoting bastard! I edited that out because the US had some WW2-era star emblems that were similar, as did Russia, and who knows what the artist is doing there. It'd help explain why some of the robots are anthropomorphic and the others are more like the originals in Fallout if it was...

I'll agree the Super Mutants shown so far look a lot different from the previous games, but when using "too orc-like" as the main criticism I gotta ask: How is that not an orc?

I just asked where it was "rather deceiving" before I made a little JOKE at the end there. Is this another mistranslation, or another example of "stereotypically european" strong opinions?

All of these things were introduced in Fallout 2 which, according to the developers, factored much less into the influence of F3 than the original game. How is that rather deceiving? Oh well, since they're european and the impression isn't overwhelmingly positive I guess it's safe to assume...

Sequels don't necessarily need the same composer, incidentally. (note: If this somehow sparks a declaration along the lines of "what really made Fallout was the music" then I quit) Otherwise I'll just stick to my position that Fallout 1's score is unique, effective, and memorable, but it's...

For every problem there is a solution that is simple, direct and wrong. I think your logic might be suicidal (what with all the leaping). Call the fire dept... we have a jumper! Read back my post and, through quotes, show me where I made this argument. I dare you. Just kidding, you...

These are the boots Emil wears when he's stomping on our dreams!

*notes that it will most likely be a poor match*

I'm not going to lie - you blew my mind a little here.

Oh, it sounds like your gripe is with the games industry in general, since that's the direction it seems to be moving towards. I don't know what to tell you in that case, other than (hopefully?!) it's cyclical, and once games advance to the point where they're nearly indistinguishable from film...