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Hmm, feeling alot like the kid who was told the truth about Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny and God all on the same day, but who's just been told that he's still getting presents, chocolate and guilt. Vaguely excited by the prospect of gifts, but the magic's all gone. Mixed feelings. Very...

:facepalm: I liked the dead quests in the originals, made for great replay value. It sucks being able to do everything all at once and means there's no point to even playing a second time. Fallout 3 needed more isolation, not less. And the characters were way too friendly.. either they...

Guh. The number of RoUS' visible annoys me. Plus they have balliwogs. Still, this news inspires a degree of hope. :|

I really wish I could say i've been finishing alot of books lately.. but for some reason i've just been starting them and not ACTUALLY finishing them. Fiction: Iain M. Banks' collection Moving Pictures by Terry Pratchett The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde The Magus by John Fowles...

Not particularly broken up about this. Bethesda's DLCs have always been profoundly uninspiring or just obvious ideas and content they should have had in the Vanilla game. So how are the TCs coming along?

Fuck yeah! Tintin! 10/10 Bitches can't get enough of Captain Haddock. edit: also for anyone that was curious my avatar is taken from the DVD cover of Terry Gilliam's masterpiece, Brazil.

7/10 Very cool Is that something from Life in Hell?

There's this weird phenomenon with really bad films.. if enough time passes they become 'cult' and therefore watchable. Try watching Super Mario or Streetfighter and all you can detect is large quantities of win and epic. Films SO BAD they're good. This is why one day people will look back on...

Marketing Department: "We've been reading reports that some people aren't entirely *happy* with Fallout 3." Developers: "Well what can we do about it?" Marketing Department: "Well a study we conducted showed that immersion and graphics are the most important things for games these days.. so we...

Good to hear Bethesda caved! Rather unfortunate about the DLCs though. :roll: Oh well. It makes very little difference in the end. The modding community was doing just fine without an *official* editor, now it's just a little easier to remake different areas in their desired image. Hopefully...

An odd thing happened to me whilst I was exploring the local parkland: I came across a small plastic bag filled with bottlecaps, half buried in the sandpit. Now, finding rubbish buried isn't really the interesting thing.. how I reacted WAS interesting however. The first thought I had was...

I'd include both in the game.. give a little variety to a wasteland somewhat devoid of mutated creatures. Has someone made Floaters yet?

I keep thinking Gollum.. and 'my precious', when I see the second picture. PS. 12+ hour marathons.. only good with alcohol.

Ah.. given how furnished and well supplied the hidden places of Fallout 3 are, it's really not surprising they survived so long. :roll:

If you look through the 'Concept Artbook' that comes with the Special Edition (i'm a junkwhore I know..) you can see some of the unimplemented creatures, eg. a variety of Floaters, a Wannamingo (which looks like a fleshy flytrap on legs), some Bloatfly Larvae, a 'Catfish Mirelurk', a two-headed...

I don't suppose the fact I spent most of the past 48 hours debugging my brother's PC (Vista strikes again) is a good excuse for a late entry? Ah probably not. Back to the game then...

Ah typical. Still fun to make though. :roll:

Ah cheers! Will edit. :roll: edit: I think it's funny that even though i've found about 2 dozen of the damn things AND read all the item descriptions in the museums that I still wasn't inspired enough to remember the number of the StealthBoy model.

These are my two.. hope I'm not too late! :mrgreen:

*sarcasm hat* Would you beleive that my beard of choice wasn't in Bethesda's list. How hard is it to go to wikipedia and look at the extensive 'beard list' they have and add them. I mean, all I wanted was a Van Dyke. The closest they had was a pathetically scruffy goatee-and-moustache...