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Downloading a shitload of mods

I like how you get to roleplay as an unstoppable, jack of all trades god in Bethesda games. Not many RPGs have that feature.

Being buried alive is the only thing I'm genuinely terrified about so I guess that would be claustrophobia. I get jumpy around snakes, and heights though. EDIT: Scratch that. I'm terrified of any kind of torture happening to me or somebody close to me. I know these fears are a bit extreme.

Who could forget such unique and brilliant works of storytelling such as: "Go look for your dad to save the wasteland!", and "Go look for your son to save the wasteland!"

Sounds exactly like Cleverbot. Those were fun times having odd conversations with a robot.

Yeah, i've always hated the argument: "Oh, you don't like x? Don't use it!"

I'm playing Stardew Valley, which is a new indie game heavily inspired by Harvest Moon. Pretty good, but can be cheesy at times.

And start supporting indie games that deserve attention.

I'm fine with them, tech wise. I've never really minded the whole "Too high tech thing," But yeah, they have no reason to exist. Synths are supposed to be slaves, right? So why the fuck would they give them free will if they had the choice? That's retarded, you'd think top teir scientists would...

They also removed the ability to enslave people, which is one thing I like about FO3. Not only did they remove prostitution, but it seems like they barely ever metion or even reference the idea of sex. You're so shoehorned into being the good guy.

I think the radiation dish gun (whatever it's called) will heal ghouls. Some people even get a ghoulslayer enchantment on that weapon, so it heals them twice as much. Edit: It's called a gamma gun

You guys are just jealous of my five million mutant slayer metal left arms.

Yeah, like I said, It seems like Bethesda just replaces their fanbases with a younger crowd every few years, and the less loyal ones lose interest.

My first Fallout game was Fallout 3. I loved it. It was one of the first open world games I've ever played, so the standards were pretty low. When I stumbled upon NMA for the first times, I was genuinely surprised that there were so many people who disliked the game. I just brushed them off as...