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The pictures are fun, as always. The spelling errors in many of these renders, however...maybe people are right about spellcheckers ruining our ability to spell. Good shots, bad spelling. Keep them coming, though!

Aw hell. I forgot it was April 1 when I read this earlier today...damn it, serves me right for using the web on this crappy day. I'm too gullible and optimistic :( I actually believed this for the past 8 hours. Edit: The only thing that tipped me off, too, was checking Bluesnews one...

Hah, this looks pretty awesome. I'm saving a Fallout 2 playthrough for summer (don't want it tainted by a semester from hell), but heck, now that I've seen part of New Reno at 1600x1200, I want to take shots of all the locations at that res. Looks like Fallout Tactics...nice and clean...

Holy crap, the best just got better. Love the new format. Talk about beating the crap out of a standard text file...man, and putting them both into a single downloadable archive. I was able to do things in Fallout 1 in my last playthrough last Fall that I've never done before in a dozen...

Both good outcomes. Looking forward to the next kick in the ass (PR release)! Though looking at that map makes me fear the problem I have with Fallout 2, too fast a CPU so very few random encounters...I can use Turbo to deprive the game of most of my fast processor's resources, but it's not...

Sonufa...well, that serves me right for not even bothering to look it up in Britannica. Haha. I will be damned. This is why I like discussion! Yo man, how can you be dissin Christof like that :( Crusader turned vampire, the guy had me from the first 'thee'. I hope you mean the game sucks...

Wallachia was real, you're right. Wallachians, Saxons and Turks are all referenced in Dracula's diatribe. Stoker made up Transylvania, though, which is where Dracula hails from. Vlad Tepes is a whole other bag of worms, but whoa...that guy was a real piece of work too. I don't mean to come...

In the book, you never find out. He relates the story of the great battles of his fictitious country's past like he was there, though, so he was old, old, old. Hell, Stoker didn't even include a year so that you could tell for sure when the book was taking place. He made it contemporary so...

Alright, well I sort of messed up on the character I wanted to play this time in Fallout 2, so fate has handed me a chance to wait for 1.06. Count in another person who's waiting with much anticipation (especially for EPA...seeing something out of the Bible made real is going to be SWEET). Who...

Try looking at all, more like it. I seem to have lapsed on keeping track of this site like I have every other element of my life...not good. That bit from mid-September about F3 not having any developers is humbling. I had no idea. I'm going to shut up about new non-fan Fallout until there's...

No, just a little burned out, and constantly trying to read into things. I'm sorry if I offended you, it wasn't intentional (though it can sometimes seem like it is). I'm a little bad at the whole Internet Forum thing, which is why I usually lurk. If I had registered however long ago I first...

Too early by far, that's for sure. That bolded section is the same thing as saying that UT2004 mods are very different games, and it's about as helpful. Frag Ops to Red Orchestra, Alien Swarm to Air Buccaneers. Those are all knowns, but both Oblivion and Fallout are both very UNknown...

I think it's a good analogy because it was playful and imaginative, and it made a good amount of sense. I'm not sure where you're getting your analogy from...but it sounds like you have a beef with Social Services. I can sympathize, I hate those people too. (Yes, I get your analogy too...

I like that, very good analogy there. That can be taken as people who hate new life (hate the idea of this new Fallout), people who love it (people who love the idea of this new Fallout), and people who are neutral about it (given). Even though most people are probably a mixture of those, good...

This is the first I've heard of Fanout. Who would have thought a whole thread of depressing banter would result in such a good discovery. I'll keep my hope for Bethesda's Fallout close, but hope for this Fanout closer. And hope for the 1.06 patch for Fallout 2 to come out before the desire to...

All valid concerns. I suppose it's way too early for any kind of optimism, anyway. The PC could still end up with it's own mess like that console version of Fallout. Sorry for getting everyone worked up. I did forget to mention the main part of my optimism, however, which was a stupid...

Ah, didn't even know I desired to have something like this until I read the thread. Thanks guys, makes sorting through those obliquely-named Bibles a little less daunting (though there's still a ton of information to sift through to find whatever it is you're looking for). The Fallout bibles...

Wow. Just...wow. You know, until now I had been imagining Fallout in the Morrowind engine. And now...wow. I feel a lot better after seeing those glam shots. Maybe it's the fact that I'm having computer problems that make everything else in life seem trivial right now, but now first-person...