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Well, I would guess that is someone were to find the address the picture is hosted from and venture into that site he might discover it? Tone, If you can say I would like to hear what is that incident you keep talking about that made you believe?

Damien "Puuk" Foletto answered a bunch of questions about project Van Buren over in this thread at the interplay boards. King of Crooks asked five question, and got five answers: 1. What do you guys think about enviro-armor? <blockquote> Environmental suits = good. Will they have actual...

Yes, but Oxygen is transperent.

Yes, it would also completly ruin the setting, but who cares about that?

This is the wrong forum. Moved to the Fallout tactics forum.

Gwydion, I never said you wanted to change it. I understand your argument is about Chris Taylor making a bad choice. I just don't agree with you, I don't think he made a bad choice. I, of course, agree about Fallout's 50 setting. Fallout took a lot from the 50's culture and sci fi comics. I...

First, I never said a laser pointer can be used to kill people. You will need a lot of power for that, but we are talking about an imaginery weapon that will have the power. Second, laser pointers use a real laser beam.

Yes, Kharn is right. If you have a laser pointer, just aim at the wall and click.

This should go to the Fallout RPG disscussion.

Read this.

I think you missed my point. What I was trying to say was, that even that Fallout is clearly rooted in a 50's enviroment, it doesn't mean it is exactly like OUR 50's. Yes, Fallout's setting takes a lot from 50's sci fi comics, but that doesn't mean that if something wasn't used in our 50's...

Not in our 50's. But Fallout isn't set in our world. And, anyway, the great war was in 2077. It's just that the culture in 2077 in the Fallout world is similar to our 50's. We didn't have plasma rifles in our 50's, but Fallout had them in 2077.

I posted about it in the IPLY boards, but JE seems to have missed it (Can't blame him though, with all the traffic going through there). Of course we can't agree on everything, but the fanbase as a whole has issues it sees as important. You will always have people who liked Fallout but...

You know? I was thinking the same thing. :D Please don't ban me, Darky.

You don't need Rad-X, you need Rad-Away. Rad-X just increases your radiation resitence, while Rad-away actually takes the radiation... away. Try buying some in the Hub.

I couldn't agree with you more. Traits shouldn't just give you a little bonus here and a little penalty there. They are designed to change the gameplay of your charecter. That's why the two goals JE has presented are nice, but it seems the most important goal of traits is not on his list... I...

A good way of looking at it is through the final villian. Think of the master, you could kill him, talk to him, or just go use the bomb. You could fight your way to him or just sneak. Now, anyone think it would make any sense if you gamble with the master? "HAHA I rolled a 5, now you must...

That's exactly the point. A first aid/gambling/repair guy can't pull it off without using a combat skill, a diplomacy skill or a thiefing skill. So even it is possible, it's the Special system that allows it.

Wrong forum. Moved.

In a thread about a completly different subject JE made a rather interesting comment about random encounters in the game: <blockquote> there should not be endlessly replenishing streams of bad guys in random encounters. If you have ten encounters with Enclave troopers in four squares of the...