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Please quote exactly what Zax has to say that would contradict my statement.

Doubt it'll run on my black & white Palm M105. Darn.

It is said that FEV was released in the air stream and travelled all over. I find this acceptable and even somewhat logical - FEV seems to be very hard to destroy. Not even detonating the very vats seemed to have much effect. Because Fallout was created in the 90's. Perhaps the game was...

"You've been hit for 7 hit points" "It turns out your attacker suffered from diarrhea" "You have been poisoned"

I don't think any sequel to Fallout 2 would make for a good storyline. I think that by giving the Super mutants another chance, you can create an awesome game and stay true to the Fallout genre by simply building on a very interesting timeline. Why do you insist on a linear sequel? What does...

That's right; I haven't been keeping myself up to date with any kind of game release. I better go check out their website. Seems like you guys don't agree on what they're doing with Fallout 3?

1. As an example: If you sneak into the Militairy Base in Fallout 1 and reach level 3 you get a bonus. I'm sure there's more locations like that. 2. Your party members aren't really seen the way you see them, sometimes they do seem to be (like when they trigger a response from another NPC)...

Anyone ever tried planting live explosives on her before the church scene?

I think that if you start creating a story that keeps the militairy base in one piece but destroys The Master, you end up either creating a paradox or just simply ruining the Fallout time line It could not really be considered an alternative timeline and not quite a sequel either. It would...

Well, if you can't beat 'm, join 'm. if I recall correctly, the nuke can be set off by either talking the Master into doing so or by finding the correct key. But it could be that this key is actually at the militairy base. In which case you're out of luck and the only option you have is...

I think it would allow more in depth exploration of the races that we have seen in Fallout so far. If they hire good writers, I'm sure it can be made very interesting. Especially from a Super Mutant's point of view will he choose survival, obediance or redemption? :) When people would like to...

That might be true; but it would be a great alternate timeline to build on. The alternative ending to Fallout 1 is very well thought of. I was very surprised when I first saw the ending movie and I always thought it was lacking the option to play as a Super Mutant when raiding Vault 13. I...

Johnny is, as I recall, a kid. Kids can't be seen in the non-US version therefore you can't complete the quest unless you install the children patch. Correct me if I am wrong; perhaps they've replaced Johnny with a model that can be seen and I simply forgot. I used the children patch right...

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That is; it should take off where Fallout 1's alternative ending took place. The Super Mutant's would have won and conquered Vault 13's prime stock and used them to create a new batch of inteligent Super Mutants that each took an army to a different location to start a new Super Mutant presence...

I don't get your remark. I assume you want to keep the 2D engine. This can not be done because: Very few people who still like 2D games. Even fewer people who would buy them Investors don't invest in things that aren't worth investing from an economic point of view. Unless they're...

You could always cheat yourself to a key using a character editor.

I never heard of Bethsoft. Were they supposed to take on Fallout 3?

I never finished Fallout Tactics. I kinda got far, but I had to reformat and lost my save game. Damn my ignorance. Improvise, people, improvise..! How about going back in and finding some rad-away chems? Then detonate the nuke or talk him into destroying himself?

Is there a way to rate 3D engines or perhaps a website where you can see their strong and weak points?