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If they don't release an official toolkit, how hard would it be to make the Oblivion toolkit to work in Fallout 3? Same engine, pretty sure the file types and structure haven't changed either.

Captain Picard?

Hmm, GcG licenced Fallout IP in 2006 - a year before Bethesda bought it from Interplay. Sure, Bethesda owns the licence now, but how does that change GcG's licence to make a fallout game? When Bethesda bought the licence, did they also get a veto to cancel all deals Interplay made with it...

Fallout 1: 1. Conversation with the Master 2. Dogmeat 3. Junktown Fallout 2: 1. Tanker leaving San Francisco cutscene 2. Sulik 3. Stupid character conversations. Especially with Torr. Also, reading various item descriptions was always fun. Always found myself clicking on stuff...

Tested and works like a charm in all resolutions. Awesome, thanks a lot! :clap:

I encountered a few problems with the NPC combat control screen when using widescreen resolutions. Using version 1.7 with Killap's latest restoration patch. 1152x720: The best armour button doesn't work and triggers the custom combat disposition screen instead. 1440x900, 1680x1050: The...

It's a wonder what a few bottlecaps can do to some people's opinions. Why people would pay this guy is a mystery, though. Or have him on a payroll.

When I read the bit about traits, I was glad that Bethesda decided to put that into the game afterall. Then I realized it was bullshit. Bah. Not much of a review. More of a really shitty preview with random fanboy score. Is he still your friend? :D

Oh! OH! They could've made you play thru the lives of your ancestors and witness the key moments of fallout timeline! USA vs. China RTS action on an alaskan battleground! Defcon-style thermonuclear war strategy stages! Yeah... maybe not.

Howdy, non-mutants! After years and years of lurking in the shadows it's time to finally sign in and join the community. I'm still glowing quite a bit and I think I have a mutated toe growing on my left foot, but I hope that's not too big of a problem. Here's my story: The year was...