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Normally, I'd agree, but that's how we got that failed abortion Fallout 3.

Now, to be fair, drinking until one forgets those years is something I could see someone doing.

A lot less than I'd have if my hard drive wasn't slowly grinding its way to non-functionality, but I'd say I managed to clock at least 60, and this was before Dead Money got released.

I'd be happy to help with setup, as well as plot, and I've had a new SPECIAL PnP system kicking around in my head for a while, intended for use in something I've dubbed Fallout AU. (Title is Anno Umbrae, but a more common reading of AU is certainly intended.) I'll make a thread about the PnP...

My exact thoughts: "What am I looking a- Oh hey there's a person there." 9/10

Ah, Proboards, my old nemesis... Well, how much "G" do you want in your RPG? That is to say, pen and paper style mechanics on top of the roleplaying, or just straight text with some GM judgment calls? If you're aiming for the former, ditching Proboards, grabbing some free webspace with...

Now, here, I do agree. Though it's far from my favorite genre, I really did feel like I was the main character of a cheap B movie or 70's porn flick without the sex. The writing was about on par with one of those low-budget "parody" movies.

The entirety of Fallout 3 made me feel like

... Is it just me, or was that quote bit at the end a subtle dig? A whole big explanation about how you have to keep the markets in mind, and the video ends with a quote and comment about not being swayed from your art? Huh. Interesting interview all around, though.

What I mean is that New Vegas, following in Fallout 3's footsteps, tries to be an FPS like Crysis and an RPG like the real Fallout games at the same time, and it doesn't do a good job at either as a result. As for the other complaints, let me just illustrate something for you. In Fallout...

I'm looking forward to this. Even though the writing in New Vegas is much better, and it actually feels like a Fallout game, I still don't consider it a real RPG in the combat department. Like Fallout 3, it's an FPS with RPG elements, and while the RPG elements are improved, in combat it still...

A fresh red paint job Gun smoke hanging in the air No more racist bitch Piles of junk lie Radio parts and beer bottles Where the fuck is Vic? Next: Vault City's Genetic Problems (Ha ha ha!)

Enigmatic thing This is the burning question How does it go pee? Is it that red stuff Leaking from the top of it? No, I think it's blood. Perhaps it's purple? No, I see no purple stuff. Maybe- AWWW! My shoe!

For some reason, I don't trust that avatar... 7/10

Like looking into the Fallout world. Amazing, simply amazing. This is what Fallout 3 should look like. Just sayin'...

あ～　すごい！！！ </Japanese Hiragana> ... What? The anime-head threw me off. Regardless, freakin' amazing picture. I am, despite my otaku tendancies, inclined to agree the anime head looks a wee bit out of place, but mainly due to the classical art look of the rest of the image. Really...

You arrogant prick! I'll show you my fucking form. Here it is! *ker-click* Now you want to run? No such luck. Have a free round. Michael's brains go splat. Uh-oh, it's Rhombus. Guess I didn't think my plan all the way through, huh? Next: Oh god, I did WHAT for money?

Which one of us? Me, not much, really... ^_^ *looks at APTYP* ... *snaps his fingers and has his soldiers drag APTYP into the wastes to be buried alive*

Well, if Frank is part of the Enclave, it stands to reason that he'd be as phobic about mutants as the rest of them, so that's not really an issue. But what the Master's armies lack in technology they make up for in sheer force. I don't recall seeing any Enclave soldiers with rocket...