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What's everyone's take on the tribal influences they utilized in Fallout 2? Fallout 2 was my introduction to the series, then I went back and played 1 (this was before Tactics was out, which I enjoyed for what it was but...NO DIALOGUE? WHAT?!?). Anyway, where the hell is the tribal influences...

This too. I couldn't stand the "Junk Jet", idea. I remember some stupid loading screen text along the lines of "Hey! Kill your enemy with a Teddy Bear!". Too bad you have to work to get it in game, like find the schematic and build it or some stupid idea like that. Then pick up all this useless...

It's kind of too bad Bethesda DID buy it out. Beamdog or someone else might have been able to release an updated version like they did for the Baldur's Gate series. Remember when they started calling Fallout Oblivion with guns? God I can't stand the pathing of these NPC's. Kills the game...

Part of the problem is they are trying to make the game appeal to a wider range of gamers (revenue motivation) and it lost part of its identity in the process. Part 3rd person shooter/turn based VATS/RPGlite that is easily outshined by most games that focus on one aspect as opposed to all three...

Hey, first post, hope I'm not necroing this and I know I'm late to the conversation but I wanted to add my thoughts. Recently I downloaded Fallout 4 for my PC and modded the hell out of it. It was fun. For awhile. But something just kept scratching in the back of my brain that really made...