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I like the shanty town megaton in the game, but it needs to get bigger. This agricultural city described is like shady sands on crack would be a good addition for the game. A mod with such a city would be cool.

I reached Raven Rock at level 11 last time. I did some several side quests and stuff.

What silly argument man! wtf do you mean by: "Texts don't fit in the screen." ? And the if the engine needs to be reworked to use the original special, then it needs to be reworked anyway in any good mod since the main problem with fallout 3 lies inside its core gameplay: "Your level doesn't...

Muties: Dip one man inside a vat with green stuff and you have a mutie. Time needed: A few months/years? Ghouls: Expose a man to radiation and you have a ghoul. Nothing in game with the exception of the some dialogue suggests that the year ingame should sometime after 2085. Well, from some...

Few suggestions: 28) Overall lower density: Less NPCs in the wastes. In F3 if you walk few hundred meters in any direction you will have to kill at least 5 NPCs and each one can be an enclave trooper, mutant, raider, you name it, this is ridiculous and the removal of this type of situation...

Well, Fallout was always about the player's character interacting with the new (proto) civilization that arised from the remains of the old world. Fallout 1 was about that. This type of situation is perfect for RPG games that are not about fantasy worlds because it makes possible the existence...

That's why they should make a Fallout 1 and 2 total conversion mods for F3.

About the mod I have installed and played the mod for about 1 hour. Of course, I need to play more to pass a decent judgment, but my impression is that the mod basically makes the game harder. Combat is faster and deadlier, it depends on your reflexes more than in vanilla. Since RPG means...

Well, I though that an exoskeleton would reinforce the wearers strength and Dubby said that since it is many times stronger than any human the variation in strength in the wearer would count. But then to make things realistic the exoskeleton should increase str by about 30-40 not only 2 or 3...

I had noticed that the term writing was not very defined. A think that the dialogue in the game is not bad, it has some "[intelligence] Ah, so you fight the good fight with your voice, eh?" moments, but the dialogue is generally decent, and good in some parts. It is inferior to the original...

I am playing fallout 3 again, and my impression of its writing is not bad. It is worse than fallout 1, but it is still decent. The only other game I have played is Red Alert 3, with has decent writing too. But these two games show that the games of today with the best writing were the games of...

A liked C&C 3 more because it has a more sophisticated economy (for example, you have too chose if you would eat the tiberium field or consume it slowly so it is consumed in a sustainable level), the graphics are much better, better story for the campaign and has the mammoth tank (the russian...

I am playing the new C&Cs, Red Alert 2 and Tiberium Wars. Tiberium Wars is probably the best game in the C&C series and is the best RTS in years (since Age of Empires 2, it is even better than SupCom), Red Alert 3 is mediocre (it has some very silly units!).

Well, lets make a 10 year story for the Brotherhood, with starts in 2077 when some military people changed to that bunker. Then we can say that after 2-3 years radiation levels became low enough for surface exploration. After 3 years (in about 2082-83) they became used to California and sen't a...

PC Game of The Year Now I don't know if anybody posted this yet (have not seen it) but now fallout 3 is the gamespot PC game of the year: http://www.gamespot.com/best-of/platform-awards/index.html?page=2&tag=topslot;thumb;3

You can always pretend that the game takes place in the year 2087 instead of 2277. Anything that happened in the story of the game can happen in a few years.

Technology is driven by need. The romans had the seafaring technology to circumnavigate Africa, because there was demand for this level of technology, since there were many trade routes that unified the Eurasian economy in the early 1st millennium. The problem of storage is a problem that the...

On the size of a roman ship, from wikipedia: So the romans knew how to make very large ships. The fact is that they didn't have the incentive to discover America. If they wanted, they could have discovered it. However, about Fallout 3 and Tenpenny. If Fallout 3 were consistent with the...

Chaotic Neutral Human Wizard (2nd Level) Ability Scores: Strength- 13 Dexterity- 12 Constitution- 13 Intelligence- 17 Wisdom- 14 Charisma- 10

Think people! With this kind of money Bethesta will be able to pay decent writers to make a better fallout 4. There is always hope! Also, with the massive popularity of a thing with the word "Fallout" in its box means that the classic fallout's will have increased attention and the demand for...