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Sorry about the really long hiatus, for the 2 people who I know on this site. Classes are killer. I should be here a little more regularly.

So, the new world order kind of thing I was thinking was that he would remake the world in his image, keep his cultists that were loyal to repopulate, and rule in a very strict autocracy. (Now that I type that out, that seems pretty basic, so I'm open to any ideas you guys have.) Now, your...

So, the Vault of 77 is going to be a sort of 'Haven' town, where supplies and lodging are provided to the needy. The dwellers will have begun mining out the back end of the vault, deeper into the cave they're located in, to provide some more room for travelers. As such, they will kind of be the...

Hey, everybody. I've been thinking, and I want to try to make my own game set in the original Fallout timeline. I was going to pitch some very rough ideas, get feedback, and hopefully find a bit of help. So. That being said, I get that my credibility is rocky at best given that I enjoyed the...

Logging off for today, see everybody tomorrow! Enjoy, and as always, don't feed the Yao Guai.

I was just going to throw this out there if anybody was unaware, but while looking for some nice PNP systems, I came across Vaults and Vertibirds, a Fallout take on D&D. If you're interested, here's the link. Enjoy! Community: https://www.reddit.com/r/VnV/ Resources...

Honestly, I'd have to agree with you, @GloriousMasterRace. The Ink Spots have always been a favorite of mine, especially Address Unknown.

This looks promising! Keep it up, man! If you'd like any assistance, I could definitely help.

I feel that. I liked the feeling of being basically a semi colliding head on with whomever I was fighting.

Personally, I think the modded Hellfire armor is pretty sick looking. What it lacks in charisma and radiation resistance, it makes up for in strength and fire resistance.

Fair enough. I see what you mean. The next discussion I involve myself with (not this one, I don't want to fight anymore), I'll be sure to have some solid points to provide. Thanks for the tip.

@Hassknecht I gotcha.

I gotcha. I'm gonna bow out here. I'm not here to fight, and I'm sorry for the arguments that I kept going. I came here to discuss the games with like-minded people, not argue back and forth. Let's start over.

Apologies for stirring the pot, everybody. I'll hold my tongue so we can discuss mutual interests, not conflicting opinions.

My point isn't that they're better than the others, it's that they can be good too. You stated that Fallout 3 got a 4.0 out of 5, a 76%, and a 7.8/8.6 (Normal/GOTY) from these critics. That's not great, but that's still good. Not better.

I'm gonna drop the arguments, since neither side will ever agree. I'm not gonna go back and forth and waste all my time on this because the site has so much more to offer. Just because I do this doesn't mean my position changes, though. Truce?

All right. I'll drop the discussion, but don't think this means I'm changing my stance. Truce?

Fair enough.

The 'rose-tinted glasses' argument doesn't fall flat, and here's why. Even if you are deadass staring at 2 screens playing one of the older ones/NV and one of the other Bethesda titles, you will always overlook the flaws of whichever you like. Not all the flaws, but you will tend to favor the...