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There seems to be so much negative attitudes towards communism and those who believe in it. What exactly is communism and why do so many people hate those who agree with this ideal? Seriously, what's the big deal?

Recently, I beat Fallout 2 with a character specializing in aimed shots. At the start, he began with small guns, then moved on to energy weapons in the second half. For much of the second half, I used the Turbo Plasma Rifle together with the Pulse Rifle, using the Turbo Plasma Rifle for longer...

I beat the game again with another sniper character, this time taking two ranks of action boy. I also took some buffout at level six so could take strong back to solve my low carry weight problem since I took small frame. Overall, this character turned out much better than the previous one. I...

I just went through Fallout 1 with a character using both ranged and melee weapons. He tagged small guns, energy weapons, and speech at the start. My perks were Awareness, Bonus Hth Attacks, Bonus Rate of Fire, Better Criticals Tag (to tag melee weapons), Sniper, and Slayer. My endgame weapons...

Did you have a power fist equipped? Cause that weapon penetrates armor thanks to a unique weapon perk. Same with the ripper and the .223 Pistol (Fallout 1).

in my opinion, the game becomes way too hard if playing pure-melee due to too many enemies using guns and I'll probably take too much damage getting closer to them. Since a majority of enemies and your companions can use both melee and long range attacks, maybe I'll do the same, using melee...

I've got four different combat builds planned. Grunt, Cowboy, Guns, and Energy Weapons. All builds will use melee, ranged, and explosive weapons for versatility. I believe there is no point to making a pure melee only build because too much of the opposition is armed with ranged weapons and can...

I have builds planned for Small Guns/Energy Weapons Sharpshooters, Small Guns/Energy Weapons Assassins, and Big Gungs. The sharpshooters are non-stealth builds, the Assassins attack from stealth, the Big Guns build focuses on pure damage without criticals. Both the sharpshooter and assassin...

As I could for Fallout 3, I found I could combine certain builds with others. For example, my Demolitionist build had enough perks left over to merge with either a shotgun build, a heavy handed build, or a heavy weapon low critical build. The stealth builds will also take the ninja perk and use...

Looking over my notes about each build and what I have listed as the most important perks for each build, I have come to the conclusion that it may be possible to combine perks from one build with another. Perhaps it is due to the perk rate being every level instead of every three levels in...

Since I don't know how to make a voting poll, I'll simply create this thread so that players of the series can discuss their favorite and least favorite companions of both male and female gender. List them by their gender and whether or not they are among your favorites or least favorites. And...

I've done a lot of changes to my planned builds. Using what I've learned from studying the tables on the fallout wikia site for fallout 3 weapons. Choosing weapons with high damage, high critical chance, and high critical damage, I've come up with new builds. For small guns, energy weapons, and...

I had a brainstorm last night. While looking at the tables on fallout wikia for weapons, some weapons have good damage, critical hance, and critical damage. Others deal good damage but either only good critical damage and poor critical chance, or low critical chance and poor critical damage...

It seems there's a flaw in the plan above. I checked the tables for the weapons online on the fallout wikia and apparently many weapons, particularily the automatic weapons have very low critical hit damage. So if I make a build which primarily uses those weapons, then I don't need a high...

I just recently heard that there are two kinds of builds: critical and stealth. Stealth builds focus on killing in sneak mode where every hit while hidden is a critical hit, which makes finesse and items increasing critical chance pointless, as does raising luck higher than needed for better...

So basically: Thought You Died: Heavy Handed or Demolitionists Just Lucky I'm Alive: Critical Damage Builds But what about Ain't Like That Now? What kind of builds would benefit most from it?

Recently, I beat the game with a guns sharpshooter. I wanted to get as much critical hit chance for my character. He maxed luck at 10, took Finesse, Built to Destroy, and wore Ulysses Duster, First Recon Beret, and Lucky shades, for a total of 28% critical chance hit. He took the light touch...

I just beat the game with the character above. My endgame weapons were the Riot Shotgun, 12.7mm Pistol, 12.7mm SMG, Christine's CoS Silencer Rifle, and the Shoulder Mounted SMG. My endgame armor was Ulysses Duster, First Recon Beret, and Lucky Shades. But even though I've beaten the game, I...

So basically, if I take Light Touch, I should use automatic weapons, and forget about using them if I use elite riot gear instead?

I recently started a guns build. He will be using light armor. So far I have taken the following perks: Confirmed Bachelor, Educated, Lady Killer, Light Touch, Toughness (2) I plan to take Tunnel Runner, Living Anatomy, Bloody Mess, Hand Loader, Finesse, Grim Reaper's Sprint, Jury Rigging...