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I believe that's very likely. But if that's the case, then Beth decides canon, and so it is canon. Point was, it doesn't sound engine related.

I don't know, that sounds like a deliberate choice. Aren't critters their own things? Surely they could have made their own ghouls, instead.

I'll say two things, and quit that argument. First, no, nobody here can make their own Fallout sequel, as Fallout is copyrighted. Second, it's always funny to see someone arguing in a forum that posting your opinion in a forum is basically a waste of time, that could be put in doing something...

^THIS. EDIT: This guarantees it to be outside of the canon. I don't mind the sillyness in some playthroughs, but if you make it canon, the story devolves into a big ball of mud way too fast. Wit the perk, I can easily rationalize it as PC's hallucinations, for example.

I'm not 100% sure if they were actually mentioned to be experiments or if it was planned to be that way and wasn't (what I know for sure is that a terminal mentions it in the RP, and the RP is pretty much loyal to design documents for the original game), but my point was that this particular...

I don't know, if The Witcher series is as good as they say (I haven't played anything from the franchise to be able to judge), they probably have played something deeper to understand the comparisons, as it is a mainstream and newer game. I'd understand if they can't compare with Baldur's Gate...

What would the "easy" way to obtain the PA in Fallout 1? AFAIR, the only ones with access to it are the BoS, and I wouldn't call The Glow an easy place to be in.

Fallout is not necessarily about a post-nuclear wasteland, but about post-nuclear war life.

PS: particularly on the vaults experiments, it is a reasonable retcon. In Fallout 1 your opinion on the vaults is mostly based on you living in one and meeting Shady Sands, both groups being under the same belief as you, with the exception of the overseer (who's there to lie to you, actually)...

I kind of like the fact a complex beast like a PA requires a basic training. In Fallout 1, since you can (almost?) only obtain it from the BoS, I simply thought it would be a kind of ommision of the fact you received it at the time you were given one, with Fallout 2's being the only one...

At least now I know there is a part I will like. Sadly, I'm not sure it will run on my current computer.

I guess the kind of game it is expected to be shapes the kind of people and argument that will appear around it. Half-Life is a great FPS with a decent story thrown in. It doesn't try to be an art of literature or an RPG. It is hard to assert that a game is a shooter and be wrong about it...

A) Of course the dialogue system is realist, don't you see the dialogue wheel in front of you as you speak? B) The dialogue system is realist, there is a dialogue wheel in front of you as you speak. C) This dialogue system is great, all with that dialogue wheel in front of you as you speak. D)...

Animations get old fast. At least for me, the first time I see an awesome animation is "WOOOOOOOOOOW, THIS IS GREAT". Later, I just want to skip them and resume my playing. As long as it is well adapted, I'd probably prefer the Gamebryo version of Fallout 1 to anything that abuses cinematics...

Bethesda, give me a fucking break... OK, so it is probably true that the PC is not an android? They somehow managed to make it even dumber? Holy...

The day demos become a thing again, most videogame companies will bankrupt. You just shouldn't give a gamer the chance to actually realize your game is shit before he hands you the money. It's really like that time Marge becomes a real estate agent in The Simpsons.

I recall the news page made an April's fool about Fallout and Rage franchises being unified the year I registered. Ironically, that may have become true.

Come back with a flamethrower.

Either the link is wrong (which coming from you, I certainly doubt it) or it redirects me to download the iso when I open the link from Linux. I'll check later from Windows. UPDATE: Yes, it does go to the right place from Windows.

Meh, the iso is bigger than my biggest available pendrive. Tough luck.