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Am I wrong to assume that you intend to publish this book? Doing so is virtually impossible without licensing Fallout from interplay, and if you were to publish it as a d20 product, it would have to be entirely closed content because of the license.

Nah, it needs at least one randomly inserted "LOL" and a completely innapropriate smiley at the end. Like this:

It is not copyright infringement. It can, however, be seen as defamatory, and can also be taken to be association without consent (as NMA and DAC obviously want nothing to do with FO:PoS).

Sue IPLY. Really. Maybe you can get them to recall the product.

The article was perfectly fine.

Yup. And so are the NMA forums, the DAC forums, the Codex forums, the Something Awful forums, and pretty much every other forum on the internet.

I don't think anybody knows for sure, but there is certainly at least one former BIS employee whose first name starts with a "T" (thanks for the reminder, Briosafreak!).

Despite the fact that I think it is utterly futile, I signed the thing.

Well, considering that the first two people on your dream team don't like each other very much, the idea is even more far fetched than it actually seems.

I presume that it's the four-part one from the Dragon magazine?

WHy is there such a thing as a "bowling shirt?" Shoes I can understand, but a shirt?

I think that modding stuff like rules (the .RLZ files) and dialogues will still be fairly simple. Adding new stuff, particularly graphics, may be near impossible, however. Modifying character/creature models will probably fall somewhere in between those two, with textures being the biggest problem.

Chad Nicholas.

Pool of Radiance 2 was turn-based.

If people would only read the available information... Josh said months ago that making new maps for the Jefferson engine would be "hellaciously difficult."

I cannot even begin to describe how ridiculous this is. So, by your logic, Einstein actually had a 400% in Science, since he was actually able to "think beyond the scope of his knowledge?" Saint, I've seen you make many worthwhile arguments. This is not one of them.

You are right. Wasteland and Fallout are in no way related. No, sir.

As far as I know, this applies only to combat skills. There are many situations in FO2, for example, where you have to have a certain % in Doctor or Science to succeed at a task, and there is no chance of failure (not even the 5%) whatsoever.

This is quite correct. I imagine that the rants about not having the "%" sign behind the skill number are just a bitter reaction to the other changes made to the system. Since a number of PnP systems use percentages, I can vouch that none of them that I have played (and I have played a lot)...

My vision may be faulty, but all the cars on the road to Denver appear to be... dead. It looks as if they were all stopped in their tracks once the bombs fell. The skyscrapers are, likewise, utterly destroyed - although the wooden bridge connecting the two indicates some recent activity. The...