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Faction DLC announced half a year before the game is set to release. Fantastic. We totally did this as something extra guys, it's not at all like we're chopping parts out of the game and charging you extra for it.

It might be possible to sneak along the southern wall and up to Ascorti I guess? Would probably require rather high sneak though since the place is lit. Very strange problem, I've never heard of it before. Did you go in his office from the caves and loot anything? IIRC they still shouldn't be...

Do you get any floating text before they turn hostile? The first things that come to mind would be bringing Marcus in if they aren't fans of mutants, but most NPCs like that will tell you about it before attacking. That should also be the case if you run in with your weapon drawn. Other than...

If you went back to some low level traders in say Klamath or The Den you should be able to test it there with your 38 points, if you already did that with no effect it seems pretty weird.

It might be that barter skill doesn't affect prices linearly, but that the skill of the vendor and yours are compared, and you have to "beat" him to get a lower price, or something along those lines. Not sure if anyone knows the exact maths behind it all. So it could be that you'd need 100ish...

That's right, I must've been tired when I read that wikia page, I couldn't really remember one of the memory modules giving agility, but then it was a long time since I played the end game of Fallout 2.

No, the 8 agility + gain agility + blue memory module guys are insane.

I would guess the admins have blocked users with less than 10 posts or so from posting links to combat spam bots.

The worthwhile skills can all comfortably be gotten to or way past 100% before the end of the game. To be honest I don't remember exactly whether chem-raised stats alter thing on level up, ie raised endurance affecting hit point gain or mentat raised INT affecting skill points, but I don't think...

Maybe only being able to pick 2 tag skills in addition to the current skill effect would be fairly balanced.

The agriculture or crop rotation is unmarked, if you have science 40+ you will get a conversation option with a farmer telling him about it and some xp as a reward. If you don't have science 40+ you can still use 'tell me about' and get the xp anyway.

If maually starting combat and ending your turn doesn't fix it, punching the container-bugged NPC has always worked in my current game. First time I ever encounter the bug, probably influenced by it being my first Jinxed run and so missing turns and such is a lot more common for companions.

With enough perception you probably wouldn't need to tag traps, which would be a pretty terrible choice for a tag skill in the rest of the game. You can try again until you disarm but it's often not really worth the 25xp per plate. Cameron can be talked out of fighting with INT above 4 and...

You need Perception 6 to notice that his spear is sharpened. Here's a suggestion for a newbie character that can do most of the things in the game with ease. Tag skills: Small Guns, Speech, Lockpick Traits: Gifted (cheating), Bloody mess (fast shot if you don't want to go for crits, finesse...

Strength is good for melee and unarmed, 4 is enough for pistols and some rifles and the SMG, some pistols require 5 and some rifles require 5 but you can use them with 4 with a manageable penalty. Later in the game your Strength can be increased by as much as 5 points, allowing you to easily use...

Sounds like a sound file problem to me. The restoration project had a problem with Fallout 1 sounds way way back if you installed one of the extras that came with it, I don't know which version you're using, if this doesn't help maybe try asking @killap.

I'm playing a Jinxed character with luck 2 right now, and 95% chance to hit is still 95% chance to hit. But when you miss, the chance to miss critically is pretty high, I've had some silly fights so far especially early game when skills were low or whenever I decide to punch someone with ~70%...

If you want the best ranged weapon, neither. Pick up the plasma rifle in the Glow, and get it upgraded in the Boneyard. I guess the Sniper Rifle comes closest otherwise, with aimed shot eye criticals it's enough most of the time, but higher AP cost. But you can certainly make an unarmed build...

Total War was pretty much WHFB for computers without the GW stuff from the start, Total Warhammer will make it come full circle, sort of like when GW got to make a LotR table top game. From that alpha in-game footage of some scripted battle, it looks like the Empire engine is still the basis of...

Killing Flick is in my Fallout 2 SOP. His inventory will keep you going a long way.