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So what's the canon reason they show up, despite not showing up there prior to 76?

There's no doubt it limits your agility though, any form of evasive maneuver is out of the question, changing position, etc. And traditionally mecha from both battletech and japanese manga are depicted as being unusually agile for their size and bulk. Edit: Checked some stuff and some reddit...

Issue is that it directly contradicts how it doesn't reduce your AP in FO1-2, the dialogue in 3, and that if they REALLY wanted a clunky power armor, leave it to T-45d, which I think we'd all agree would be fine to retcon into a big clunky suit, to symbolise the minus to agility in FO3. There's...

FO4 power armor is lore-breaking though because the various suits all used different frames/servos/hydraulics, not to mention the original games heavily imply you can do most things a human can while wearing it, while the ones in 4 are clunky, slow you down, don't let you use your hands cos...

I was going to say that! I wonder why... ;P

I mean...Cash? Most likely coins as they're easier and more reliable than notes. Almost certainly gold coins, and silver.

Using the classic weapons, and NOT using bottlecaps.

I for one welcome the deathclaws.

I actually liked Jackie too, literally haven't liked another character in the game yet... Edit: Can I say I am sick and tired of any game pulling the 'macguffin is going to kill you/you gonna die over time' plotline, when I can run around for literal months ingame without issue?

Racoon people.

Gotta love going into a faction's base who you just don't agree with, and not having the option to just shoot them all. Was there a single NPC in FO1-2 which was unkillable?

Cyberpunk 2077\engine\config\memory_pool_budgets.csv Open with notepad, notepad+, etc. Change PoolCPU from whatever MB it has, to your RAM divided by 2 (16 becomes 8, etc), or alternatively whatever your RAM is minus 4 GB (for OS). (8 becomes 4). Change PoolGPU from whatever it is, to the GB...

So it turns out CDPR fucked up in a couple of ways. Firstly it doesn't use SMT (AMD's version of hyperthreading), either by accident or legit corporate bias towards Intel, but some hex editting can make it work. Secondly it uses 1.5 gigs of RAM MAX, and only a fraction of the GPU's memory by...

modification stats are also bugged or something. I added a "Plus 7 damage" upgrade to one of my guns and it added, shit you not, 1500.

I don't quite get the crafting mechanics. I have this purple blueprint, so I build one (presumably its my level), then a green item (2 tiers below) I find on the floor is superior in DPS? Wut?

I don't think I've had a single quest other than the 'obtain the drone' one, where the objective was anything but "shoot people in the face"... What happened to quests like "Talk to the guys, bribe them, barter, etc"? Edit: Kinda pissed off with how visual modifications are for the player. Oh...

Yeah I've noticed that almost every choice is just "Yes" phrased differently. No special "Say this to get extra reward/respect/ANYTHING" options, etc. Also noticed that annoyingly there's no fucking way to tell what an option results in. Typically an option needs to make sense, like "Gimme...

IIRC the chinese "tanks" never existed as they exist in the simulation.

Yeah in classic fallouts, Agility is king, the ability to fire twice per turn as opposed to just once is too powerful (or outrun melee enemies while shooting them in the face). Charisma was okay if you wanted to use companions, but vanilla companions...Aren't too special, some getting rather...

Sorry, I'm retarded, I didn't see the "n't" somehow...I just woke up.