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I'd like to give it a try, but I can't find a way to set my special stats to 10 at the start of the game. Can someone help me? Just kidding. I wouldn't last ten seconds in the wasteland.

I hope they fix that problem for Fallout 4. I absolutely hate having to scroll through tons of unusable, undroppable crap just because I decided to solve a quest without it.

ED-E is my favorite by far, to the point that I differentiate my characters by whether or not I recruited ED-E.

I wouldn't mind seeing a partially destroyed city, as long as it doesn't end up like D.C. where you've got just enough space to get to the next subway station. That said, I'd much prefer to be somewhere that has been so utterly devastated that life is just coming back to it.

May I just edit that list of bethesda made games for you; Bethesda: -Oblivion -Fallout 3 -Fallout: NV (sort of) -Skyrim -Morrowind -My favourite game of all time - Daggerfall! Don't forget Arena.

Never heard of it before, but I'd be interested in giving it a go.

The point is that the parts of the Brotherhood which would have supported the ending of Fallouts 1 and 2 were sent out East. The remaining parts supported isolationism, except to acquire new technology, and steal it from others. By the time of the Brotherhood-NCR war, the Brotherhood of Steel...

Is there some reason that you are ignoring that the BOS and NCR fought a war because the BOS decided that NCR had too much technology? The Brotherhood is sworn to protect humanity by preventing advanced technology from falling into humanity's hands. After the events of Fallout, those who felt...

It is marginally more fair to compare the fort capturing missions of the Civil War questline in Skyrim to the the retaking of Nelson in New Vegas. In Skyrim, you charge into the fort and fight off a couple of waves of soldiers in order to win. You get to the soldiers on your side, and then...

Keep in mind that you are simply one soldier fighting alongside several hundred others in a battle that could likely have contained nearly a thousand soldiers. The only people outside of your faction that no what faction you are in are the other members of your faction, the steward of an enemy...

Generally, I kill the Goodsprings ones and the NCRCF ones, and I let the ones in Vault 19 hook up with the Khans. I'll probably do the jobs for Eddie and then betray him at the end in my next playthrough.

Now that I think about it, I don't remember there being any vats in Vault 87.

1. Your spoiler example also applies to NV. I can slaughter the inhabitants of Novac, and as long as no one sees me, I can have a happy chat with an oblivious Cliff Brisoce. He never even notices that no one else lives in the town. I can murder the leaders of every faction in the Mojave, and I...

A blessing from Bethesda, just in time. My copy of NV recently stopped working. Hopefully this will be as mercifully priced as NV was.

I wouldn't mind seeing former enclave, though. A bit more central than the remnants were in NV. Perhaps a small group that joined the main faction together, or one of the minor ones, and will talk to you about how the Enclave was.

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That is because it has no point. It provides the player with feedback at the end of the game based on how they played and what exploits they were willing to use in order to change their karma. This is the opposite of roleplaying. Real feedback would be a person refusing to talk to you or...

Wait, so they are born in Big Town, sent to Little Lamplight, and then sent back to Big Town when they grow up? What kind of sense does that make?

Does anyone know if there are any plans for a GOTY Edition of NV? I've held out on buying the DLCs, and I know that the last one only came out less than a month ago, but any info is appreciated.