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Cool. Looks way too much like FO3 though. Oh well, if Vegas can give me 200 hours I'll be well happy.

Fair point. But that is just the game being unbalanced from the get go, letting you become THAT powerful. Some enemies should not be able to be punched to death, Strength 10 or not. Being too powerful gets boring after a while. Personally, I'm not in it for the challenge, I'm in it for the story...

I feel that every level should have something to offer, what is the point of leveling otherwise? 20 levels is not much at all, 30 is not really a lot either. One perk for every level is not too much is it? Perks should actually do some big difference though, so perhaps you'd need to prolong...

Hey everyone, so what do you think of the new trailer? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6H2LdUwNDk Personally the city caught me off guard.

I want some linearity when playing important quests and such (For good story tellings sake). But when I'm done with all that I want to explore the world.

Well it won't last as long as Fallout 3 does in that case.

Ravager69: 1. Yes, less ammo and less guns. (the guns should not break down so quickly though) 2. I want a really big world to walk through, but I want it to be realistic. Bigger settlements with a lot of people in them. 5. YES. It is a "Mature 17+" game. There should not be a blockage...

I agree, some of those are actually plot holes and the rest are, like you said, bad design (a big bunch of "not thinking before nor after doing stuff). Also, about your Power Armor remarks, what you're saying makes total sense to me. But then again, this is an rpg with hitpoints, just because...

It could be a loose end, but I don't know of any loose ends in FO3. A plothole: An inconsistency in a storyline that goes against the logic established by the story's plot.

Most of those are not plot holes, they are just inconsistencies. Sure, they make no sense, but they are not really plot holes.

Crni Vuk: I agree on all of your points, sortof. Could you give many examples of plot holes in Fallout 3? Also, 5, what do you mean?

Oh, because the Fallout wiki says: "Limited exposure to radiation for a longer period of time sometimes causes humans with an unknown genetic characteristic to transform into ghouls, although rare cases of faster transformations into ghouls are also not unheard of." Therefore I though that it...

All I'm saying is that I like fiction based in post apocalyptic, steampunk or even cyberpunk worlds. That is one of the biggest reasons why I like Fallout 3 so much. I just couldn't get in to Oblivion nor Morrowind, not because I'm not a fan of Fantasy but because they did not draw me in like...

I did mention Final Fantasy, which is an RPG. Fallout 2 is not bad, not by any means. It's not about the graphics or about how many pixels you use for the models. It's all about the atmosphere, or that is how I look at Fallout 3. I can't get Fallout 1 to work on my XP computer from 2002 so...

I just put in my 101st hour on my X360 character. And I haven't gotten MZ yet :)

The classic green T-51b :)

I'm only 19 so I never played the earlier Fallout games. Fallout 1 doesn't work and I've tried fallout 2 but I don't see how turn based battles would improve New Vegas compared to Fallout 3. Turn based battles is for games like Advance Wars and Final Fantasy. I don't mind if they change...

I really hope we get it before the summer of 2010. After all, since it will use the same engine and such, it should not take all too long to build the game.

I'm wondering, what do people think of Obsidian developing New Vegas instead of Bethesda? Good or bad? More canon issues?

More realism (This is the big ones for me). * Not as much weapons, there is a 10mm pistol around every corner! (To balance this a bit the guns should not wear out so damn fast!). * A need to eat and drink? * A bigger world, I doesn't need to be filled to the brim (It's post apocalyptica after...