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Can't you just play with the mouse on the left side of the keyboard?

I felt that Singularity was pretty gimmicky, but I really enjoyed the boss fights. Especially the one on the train rail with the spindly monster thing.

I blame her father.

I didn't know that. I'm going to check that out now.

Especially when you think of a place like New Vegas, or Reno. Taking advantage of the customer whilst giving them a good time is business, after all.

I can't wait to play another star wars game!

Tim Burton really feels like a stagnant director. All this trademark cartoon horror stuff is nice, but it's been done by the man better in the past.

Surely not feeling pain would be a negative in combat? Say if you injured your foot, yet you kept putting pressure on it, causing more damage?

Maybe the chosen one impregnated both, but only one came to rule the Bishops?

I googled it: http://www.falloutwiki.com/Mauser Bam! Germans!

There're a lot of German weapons and the like, if I remember correctly from the lore.

For the future, could you please put the flags in spoiler tags? Just so it's easier to navigate the page. Other than that, looks pretty nifty. How did you make it?

Proxies, man. Proxies.

I like you. :)

That's a fair point. If only the game would be just that different than WOW, as in the interface and as such. Too many MMOs just copy that WOW style of combat and HUD that you really have to question whether or not they ever expected to see a game with a very long life. Hell, even Runescape is...

Oh... So they actually did scavenge it from a 200 year old building...

Most MMO's die off in popularity pretty quickly. World of Warcraft attracts millions, whereas others do not. Could anyone here actually see a Fallout MMO surviving on a strong gaming population for longer than a year?

For me, level scaling really defeats the concept of levelling up. When you level up, you should gain skills and abilities that help in combat, so that you get progressively better at it. What is the point in doing more damage and being able to take more damage if the enemy can also deal and take...

What happened to the Elder scrolls for you to stop playing, may I ask?

A Fallout MMO would create the most populated Wasteland in the whole history of wastelands. How could they even begin to create an MMO with a Fallout feel. (besides from adding the Enclave and Brotherhood and Supermutants, which it invariably will...)