Recent content by Jasan Quinn

I am currently unable to get my DLC back since I switched to a new PS3 slim and thus don't have any installed. However, when I get the stuff back I'll probably have at least one playthrough for old time's sake.

I don't know about the rest of you, but I'd like to see what happened to the rest of the world. I'm really hoping we see a Fallout game that moves away from the USA. Of course, that would upset the American audience... :roll:

Which particular weapon are we talking about here? I don't recall any large howitzers being destroyed in Fallout 3... :roll:

I went with a socially maladjusted bisexual alcoholic. She turned out nicer than I'd planned.

I kind of wish they hadn't included the Burned Man; it's nice to have some things left unexplained.

Okay... to address the initial point, my guess is that New Vegas has experienced a price drop because it is for Fallout fans, not for new players. Thus, it simply does not appeal as much to people who don't already know about Fallout. Seriously, I can still remember my first impression of...

Heh, now I'm tempted to try and produce a new playthrough and keep a diary of it, just to see what kind of a story it produces. :P

Ah yes, I remember that now... I always assumed the former was a lie to try and carry favour with the guy. The latter I hadn't heard.

But I don't have a choice. Every 'choice' is the same; whoever you side with, they send you off to murder your way across the Mohave. Only the NCR let you spare the Brotherhood (so I'm told; I don't remember ever seeing that option. Might have been bugged). This is not a choice. A Choice...

Yeah, there is that... but honestly the Platinum Chip had lost its importance to me by that point. Don't misunderstand me, I had hardly thrown up my hands and declared "why the fuck do I still have to play this game!?" but my motivations were no longer story driven. That said, as my post...

I know your pain my friend. I too have a tale of heartache to tell regarding Cassidy, but rather than just spill it here I think I'll recount it in character... You know, the long journey back to New Vegas gave us plenty of time to think. All Cass thought of was revenge, I knew that much. All...

I think you misunderstand here; I'm not talking about subplots and stuff like that. Fallout 3's Plot is, more or less, as follows: You begin as a Vault Dweller, oblivious to the wider world. You learn your father has somehow left the Vault (an impossibility to your mind) and are forced to go...

Well here's the thing; whether or not something is forced, or railroading, or whatever, entirely depends on personal perception. I think I only actually completed the entire Fallout 3 storyline twice; the rest of the time I went off and did my own thing and all but ignored the plot. As such, it...

I guess it's because it happened differently. My first playthrough of FO3 I was on the side of the Brotherhood and wanted to help them. As such, I was not "forced" into the quests, because I was happy to go along with it. In New Vegas, I was forced to wipe out the Brotherhood despite the fact...

That CAN be a good thing. The problem is that New Vegas has painted this wonderful picture of a world on the edge of war... but that's all it is, a painting. What New Vegas needed was a game clock. Day 7, the Powder Gangers raid Goodsprings. Day 31, a Deathclaw runs rampant through a trade...