Search results

For whatever reason they decided to make laser weapons very common in Fallout 3. But because of this they made them about as strong as a normal gun. Do you like the new laser weapons or the old, harder to find, stronger ones?

Actually it doesn't. In Fallout 2 you don't have a Pip-Boy when you go through the Temple of Trials. It doesn't handle inventory management or targeting systems like the 3000 does. The 2000 also doesn't show you where people are without the motion sensor. It also shows that the 2000 shows the...

Well the 3000 also has the ability to magically know what the currency of the Wasteland is when you're in 101. It also knows the value of stuff somehow, it also knows the name of mutated creatures in the Wasteland.

I always thought it convenient that the 3000 had a Geiger Counter. There were many different versions of the Vault Dweller's Survival Guide which shows that Vault-Tec wasn't sure what way the world would end. If the 3000 has a Geiger Counter, then why not other things like showing if you have...

Everyone knows who you are in Vault 101 though, there are only a few vault dwellers you see who you never met which suggests its a tight knit community. You also don't see any rebels other than rebels you know, and you don't meet officers you don't know. Plus, most places are visited with the...

To be fair, Lieutenant in Fallout 1 spoke with a British accent.

Actually, according to Vree's autopsy report they do age, they just have an increased life span of 10%. She also says that Humans could just try and outlive the mutants if they weren't being created somewhere.

What about the other way around? Have any ghouls ever been dipped? I know about the whole radiation free thing preferred for mutants so would the ghoul just be killed? Or would they become a different kind of mutant?

Radiation suits don't cover the hand either which wouldn't be to great either. Is the Pip-Boy glove attached to the Pip-Boy itself or are people just to lazy to take the glove off for full protection?

Well it could be. What if the tunnel for Vault 13 had collapsed? Then everyone who lived inside would have died of dehydration.

Going back to Fallout 1, I could also see how Fallout 3/NVs vaults are less effective as most of their vault doors are on the outside, and Vault 101 is down a small hallcavething while Vault 13 is a large more complex cave.

Oh, I never looked at it that way before...

The vaults in Fallout 3 are quite different from the ones in the originals. Thoughts? If I may say so, I think I prefer the vaults in the new games compared to the old. It seems like a place where people can actually live since there's classrooms, plenty of living space, and places to get...

Well I'm assuming the only reason you can't take it off is because its your only menu and is what gives you vats and what not, but I for one would have liked it if when you were in Raven Rock to try and make it around without the help of any Pip-Boy related stuff.

I'm curious as to why Bethesda couldn't have gone with the 2000, or the Lone Wanderer modified his own Pip-Boy or something? It's cool and all but not very canon friendly and is a bit annoying to use on PC sometimes. Also, sorry if this has already been posted as I could see someone else asking...

Guess the fanboyisim and lack of FO1-T explains why I couldn't find where the power armour was in Mariposa in Fallout 2. All it said was east corner.

Boone or Cass. Boone for his accuracy and Cass for her wit, ger comments never get old.

Oh, wasn't aware that there was a difference, just thought they were different names people called them.

In New Vegas when talking to Chief Hanlon, he talks about lakes that have been drained when asked about Lake Mead. He mentioned a lot of different lakes that were drained and I couldn't help but notice that one of the lakes he mentioned was not Lake Tahoe. In case you don't know, Lake Tahoe is a...