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Guns are quit flexible indeed, like a yoga instructor. Guns are a yoga instructor, and energy weapons are an MMA fighter.

It's difficult to compare the two because they differ so drastically, but the things they share, mostly story and RPG elements, Wasteland 2 promises to deliver, whether it will or not has yet to be seen. But Fallout 3 is definitely not the standard they're trying to beat, it would probably be...

First playthrough was shortly after 3, I prepare for a new hiking simulator, equipping my suit and hopping around like in the last game looking for super mutants to slaughter with my 10mm. Seen a radscorpion and was like, WTF giant radscorpions don't start existing until lvl 16! Oh well, easy...

No, you slobbering retard, the original post proves you're more biased than the people you're targeting. I didn't even play video games before Bethesda, Oblivion was the first game I actually played for more than a few hours. Fallout 3 the second, when NV came out, I had no idea about...

Caesar, whenever you say something stupid while working for him.

Are you implying that dual wielding pistols is a bad thing?

I'm aware of the reason, but that doesn't make it any less of a con. That overall feeling of being less than it should have been is also a con for me in more than one aspect. But I appreciate things like obsidian's dedication to fixing the bugs after release, expanding on the legion with...

:clap: Pretty damn impressive, since most FO3 fans seem to consider atmosphere and aesthetics the pinnacle of gaming I imagine this is right around their corner. Unluckily for me, every time I try to play this game is crashes at the vault exit.

Pros: -The fact that the factions were diverse, and took exploration to understand. Example:Caesar's Legion isn't pure evil, but not just any dumbass who went to the fort, guns a blazing would know that. Their slaves consist of those from conquered military tribes, settlements under legion...

Basically this. I would probably have a few more things to add, but the problem with that is, I ask myself, what has FO3 done right that NV didn't do better? The answer is: nothing. A couple of people references the DLCs, although I did like PL and didn't hate the Pitt,(zeta was shit and...

It's approximately what? 3 months from release? My experience in game designing isn't particularly substantial, but in my experience, asset creation is done much earlier on. I agree that the art is lacklustre, it's not god awful horrible, but Rick's town looks much better by comparison. I...

The primitive tribe is not really the issue, that was just out of curiosity; I like the improvements made but I wouldn't mind the -option- of taking out some of the non canon locations. My problem was primarily the kaga encounter, I didn't like the writing, the encounter, or the fact that he...

Last restoration pack I had I went with the default install, which included the primitive tribe add on and the encounter with the previous chosen one. Although I did like the primitive tribe, I was wondering if there was a way to install this without it? Can't find the option in the...

Went from Oblivion, to FO3, to NV. With every new game, the others became crappier in comparison. After NV I played 1 and 2. After playing those I could not stand to play Fallout 1 and 2:electric boogaloo. Seeing that Bethesda had added almost nothing new to the series was a major letdown, and...

94 hours on steam, but I played it on console for much longer.