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Games have bugs. It's an inevitable side-effect of the industry. But blasting Fallout 3 for its flaws without holding the other games to the same standard is pretty unfair, and a lot of people have been doing it.

Fallout 3 versus its predecessors I've read a lot of bitching and moaning about how Fallout 3 is just an Oblivion re-skin, or how it doesn't capture the essence of Fallout, or an endless series of complaints about the game's lack of [insert insipid gripe]. I read these complaints, and then I...

Hey, here's a thought: how about you go through a couple thousand lines of code and fix the problem? Oh wait, it's just easier to bitch about Bethesda without holding the previous games to the same standard. Okay.

I refer you to Fallout 2's infinite Jet bug in The Den. Have you ever played that game without the patch? God, it's like the pot calling the kettle black with you people all the time.

Hitting the ~ key and typing "player.modav carryweight 10000" seemed to do the trick for me.

I just downloaded the patch and everything seems to be working great until I get to a place after Klamath -- all the towns turn solid black with massive graphical trails from the cursor and/or the character sprites. Any thoughts?