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I have to defend the attacks against FO2's setting here. Sure, there were problems, Arroyo, The Enclave and San Fransisco already mentioned. But the plot concerning Reno-NCR-VC is possibly the most intriguing game-plot I've indulged in ever. To me, the story revolved around these three cities...

I reckon the Eden-led Enclave isn't all that evil either. Humanity is getting their balls kicked by different types of mutants down in DC. There's what, maybe half a dozen mutants that won't blow you up and eat your brain the first chance they get in the entire DC area. I'd say that's acceptable...

That's because Fallout 1/2 are of the same generation. There's what, a year, between the releases? And the concept, feel and engine is more or less the same. EDIT: Just to clear things up a bit. I'm not saying that some people who haven't played FO1/2 and are going to like Fallout 3 won't...

Grizzly: That's not in the actual game then? I have memories of reading about the social experiments on an Enclave computer out on the oil rig. Ah well, it's been a whole since I played the whole thing through thouroughly, so it might just as well be my mind which is fabricating things. :)...

Hellu. Just read the dev profile of Tim Cain, and found the answer from question number 10 quite interesting: ...there was sinister subplot about the real purpose of the vaults that I wish had been kept in Fallout 2. Anyone know what sinister subplot he is talking about? I always found...

I wouldn't think so. A lot of the people that are going to fall in love with FO3 are from a newer generation of gaming. They'd probably have a difficult time appreciating FO1/2. Just like Oblivion fans prefer Oblivions over Morrowind, because it was the first Elder Scrolls game they came in...

Hey thanks a lot! :)

Hey! I'm a big fan of Fallout Pencil and Paper but one thing that pisses me off is that the stats for the items are all wrong! Thanks to some testing and Per's Fallout 2 Guide I've changed most of these myself. Though monsters are still wrong. I mean, for God's sake, a Golden Gecko is nothing...

I think Fallout 2 is the better one, and about the story: Both main stories are crap, basic save-the-word/vault/tribe from an evil scientist/master/president plots, BUT F2 have many more (and better) mini-quests that tell an interesting story. Like Modoc-Ghost Farm, VC-Gecko, VC-Reno-NCR...

Bah, beated by WoW, what a shame. The most overrated game ever. :(

I have the problem in F2 but not in F1, so no, I don't think so.

Nah, it was quite early stage, I got the basic backbone of the mission. And I can't use oxygen for shit. Basicly, the only thing that was done fully was the conversation system. BTW, haven't I seen you around OFPEC?

Very wise said... Noted... :wink:

I've actually worked on that for a while, but put it aside due to limitations in OFP engine when I tried to transfer the combat system. But now I know a workaround, so I might pick it up after I've finished Frontline Commander, my current project.

Maybe a little late but here goes: Lucas, Sweden, 14 years. I generally don't like CRPGs, because they're all Hack'N'Slash based, that's why I love Fallout. Fallout 2 is better than 1 IMO. Operation Flashpoint is the best game ever, no doubt, although Fallout 2 is 2nd best. Other stuff I...

My friend took over the world as Sweden. :lol:

3. There is one, but he doesn't have the normal kid model. Just look at each body and you'll find it. But I am sure he is there. I'd post a screenie but my new G-card has messed up Fallout 1. 6. I seem to recall that I've won, but that was like the first time I played. I played an intelligent...

PC: 1. Operation Flashpoint (with Resistance) 2. Fallout 2 3. Starcraft 4. Fallout 5. Mafia 6. Half-Life 7. UFO: Enemy Unknown (X-com) 8. Dune 2 9. Close Combat 5 10. Grim Fandango Console: 1. UFO: Enemy Unknown (X-Com) 2. Speedball 2 3. Pinball Fantasies 4. Diggers 5...

7, can't really see wtf it is, but it looks cool. :D

Uh, wait, I take that back! :wink: