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Weren't they also originally supposed to set the game between Fallout 1 and 2, but were told not go backwards in timeline? If they had, that could've changed some things in the game... perphaps even drastically. I think I remember Sawyer also said that they toyed around with an idea that they...

That seems to be the majority consensus here.

How does one start to enjoy something he previously couldn't, just like that? And why on earth would "modern Fallout" need or deserve to be forcibly enjoyed by those who haven't previously? What is the reason to try more than already has been tried? Also, about the topic title.... What there to...

Fallout 2 any day of the week. New Vegas is just too tainted by its Fallout 3 heritage. I can still start Fallout 2 and have good fun with it, but I can't take New Vegas for more than 10-15 minutes at a time before I get a gamers block and remember there was nothing on TV but I should watch it...

I have no idea what that is, so 10/10 but my avatar has to be looked at for a moment before it reveals itself. Courtesy of Gizmo.

Tim Cain, Leonard Boyarsky, Jason Anderson and Chris Taylor are the absolutely best. The Black Isle team did a good job. Obsidian could've done better but were shackled, so understandably they didn't.

I remember when (some 20 years or so ago) we made fake lyrics for that that were about anal sex and had it in our minds to sing it in a bar karaoke (but didn't). It was... groovy. :D 8/10

That had a very nice melody going for it. It was just a tad too short and lacked a kinda climax. Anyway, liked it. 8/10

It was, yeah. The silver lining, though, was that it was a somewhat competent game even if not as good as it could've been.

No, I haven't seen the movie. I just read the rumor at one of our local movie magazine sites a couple of weeks ago. They say he shone in the part (and gave a high score to the movie), but I wouldn't know.

I had only heard rumors of that by the posting of that. There are other rumors about Paul being likely played by Timothée Chalamet from Call Me By Your Name.

Fallout 2, naturally. It's a better game than anything in the series after it.

Proof until proven otherwise. That's the beauty of it. Science lives, religion doesn't.

I think it was Cormac McCarthy who wrote in Sunset Limited (paraphrased): Who would suffer through this life if not for the fear of the next. I thought it was an apt description of religion.

All religion, broadly speaking, originates from the same source. That's why they are so similiar in their nature. Christianity, like all similiar belief systems, are an interesting pieces of fiction for their time(s) and make history interesting, but nothing really more. I don't think there's...

I would've liked to vote "I hate it", but if it wasn't called "Fallout" I would've shrugged off the whole thing as a meh. So... "It would be way better if it wasn't called Fallout" it is, even though it wouldn't have been "way better", just more easily negligible.

That's a different matter. Selfawareness can be learned and lived with, but one often must be taught to. I'm starting to be too drunk for it.

It's a meme of flies and shit. You can't blame the flies for liking it, it's theirs to like. But if in a place of a good chateaubriand you get a turd, the only one to blame is the cook.

Familiar song, but not very catchy to my ear. 6/10

Even though I listen to various styles of music (mostly metal, though), this is one of those I do not. There are very, very few pop songs I can listen to. So I suppose it's a 4/10.