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Already a month ago on reddit I'd made a thread about TotalBiscuit's opinion on Fallout 4. It was rather popular, made it to the front page. After some hours it was removed from there and moved to the "circle jerk" part of reddit, preventing many other users from seeing it. And from what I've...

I know, my post was ironic. I found it funny that guy thinks that BoS has even regiment-size units...

According to in-game info, PA isn't all that powerful. Capability of absorbing over 2500 Joules of kinetic impact (which is about an impact of bullet from AK-47) isn't much. AMR are, as somebody mentioned before, gear designed to be used for fighting stuff like PA. "They can be used against...

As for articles on F3 I prefer this one. Nothing new, but still a nice read.

Dunno, Fallout 2 also nuked a fridge here or there. Wasn't BoS PA equally shitty in F3? I think it's just gameplay/story segregation. Bethesda not willing to make them all that challenging, which leads to situations when hellfire troops are just mildly annoying, but half-naked tribals with axes...

I didn't even know that they have battalions or even regiments... Song is fun though, and I don't even like rap all that much.

Enough to last for 200 years everywhere, including water and ground? How many places in Fallout 1 we find suffering from radiation? How did it affect agriculture (again, second link)? Would you say that there are enough proofs in F1 to say that those were fission bombs? I might've missed...

That's also what I thought... and then Broken Steel happened. When BoS palladins approach the town, they are greeted by town denizens... with guns. Those guys demand from palladins to give them all the water, because what they got apparently wasn't enough for their needs. They had to pretty...

So, you think that one brahmin is enough for entire town. Badass brahmin. Yes, they can use their "bare hands" to dismantle it. I remind you, they had no problems whatsoever with dismantling freaking airport and dragging parts to the site of the town. That fan over the entrance itself... just...

I'd go with good old Naughtius Maximus. Or Incontinentia Buttocks with female courier.

I haven't play any Fallout game in two years. I very rarely play any game for second time, yet NV was one of maybe the two games in my entire life that I wanted to replay immedietaly after I finished it. In the end, I didn't :( It will probably take another two years for me to comeback to Fallout.

What, those "hardcore survivors" don't realize that agriculture helps you to survive? Apparently one brahmin is enough for them... Simms is so incompetent that he didn't search the guy he just had arrested (which results in his death), why would he search someone else? Besides, Children of...

Ground constantly poisoned by radiation from nuke will ensure that it will remain so "lush and healthy". Besides, "everything is dead" wasteland doesn't make sense anyway, 200 years after the war. Unless, there still would be some source of radiation poisoning the ground. Go figure. Hey, you...

I wouldn't say that town that allows random strangers to tinker with their atomb bomb is ever safe. Not to mention guy sitting in the middle of the bar asking random strangers to blow it up. What about constant poisoning of the ground? Just because they are part of idiotic cult doesn't mean...

I don't actually remember if karma ever had much meaning. Except maybe for F3, but it's still was mostly useless, also due to being easily exploitable. You can blow up a town, donate 2000 caps to a priest, kill a priest for minimal karma loss, get caps back and still be recognised as saint...

Yup, that's what I was thinking about. Not to mention that it would be very specialized branch of military, some kind of elite engineers. IIRC, they mentioned something about crater protecting them from dust storms or whatever. Well, I wouldn't expect good reason from guys building their town...

As I said, even that supermarket seems safer. It already had been there, there is no nuke inside and it seems to be more durable than Megaton (town from scrap). You missed the fact that Megaton wasn't just there, it had to be built. That process itself was helluva dangerous, considering distance...

Ah, so it would be totally ok to have big explosion in the middle of your settlement? What about all those people that pass by? Because you know, it's in the middle of the settlement? The Power of Atom is one of the worst quest I've played in my entire life. Starting with very location...

So do I. I actually think that Bethesda resigned fromthis form of slides because it would make obvious how little meaningful choice you had in this game. Collect nuka cola bottles or not? Give the robot declaration or not? And the meaningful choices you had were often just binary and black &...

I like many game series, but I'm glad that many of them didn't have sequels. Stories of The Nameless One and Bhaalspawn have been finished, no reason to continue them. Spiritual succesors are all that I can be ok with. Not to mention that the greater game, greater are expectations for sequel -...