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Usually, thief/rogue type of characters because I hate locked things and traps. I usually also like to play unarmed builds if possible. So, my first build in fantasy RPGs (or just RPGs in general) is a character that can unlock stuff, disarm traps and punch enemies.

I checked the github repository and it seems like it comes with a "FRM Utils-assembly-0.1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar" file. It might not need compiling. Has anyone tried running that .jar file and seeing if it works (since it's a .jar file it needs Java installed)?

I have read this thread, but unfortunately, I'm mainly a modder for Fallout New Vegas (and some non-fallout related games). I did some Fallout 2 modding work in the past, but only graphical stuff, so I have no idea how to make companions.

That poster was part of the November 2015 Mystery Box from Geek Fuel. Some links about that box in particular: Hello Subscription The Newest Rant Blog

Fallout: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game. As to why, others already said the reasons I would also say.

Also, the little arrows that change to other bodies to loot when they are on top of each other. :wiggle:

Also, nuke Hoover Dam!

Updated! Now with FO4 GOTY added to the lists.

You would be surprised (I know I did) by how many people are asking on Reddit if they should play FO3 for the first time using TTW. And how many people are replying with "Yes". :postviper: Also, TTW is more known now because of an article (I think it was IGN that released it in April) named...

Don't forget that many (if not most) people playing Fallout 3 on PC these days do it using TTW. Many consider TTW the only way to play FO3 now, so the number of FO3 players also need to take into account some of the FNV player numbers. We also have to consider that many people play FO3 from GOG...

"No Mutants Allowed" it's pretty obvious just by the name. :V

Is it just me or do ghouls now have smoother skin than humans? And are they still calling humans "smoothskins"?

Maybe it's because you have a cat avatar? :drummer:

Yeah, President Dick talks about that:

The cat fills up the entire prison building, but it fits in the courtroom and can sit at the table? How big is that courtroom and the "people" inside the courtroom compared to the outside? :rofl:

The Wayback Machine still has them. Unfortunately, it doesn't have "part 1" or any of the images, but all the other 17 parts and the text are still there. https://web.archive.org/web/20160802175048/http://www.writiosity.uk/reconstructing-fallout-3/

The Enclave's objective (as first thought by Tim Cain) was to go to space and colonise another planet using a multi-generational spaceship. That was why the vaults were supposed to all be experiments about stuff that could or would happen when being isolated for long periods, like travelling in...

I also just remembered that in Fallout 2 President Richardson straight up says that China launched first: So yeah, Fallout 2 already mentions that China launched first.

It's the Fallout Bible that mentions the possible origin of the Temple of Trials:

I think they would care. Because if they didn't care about "their own" fallout then they wouldn't have limited or forbidden Obsidian from using some locations, factions, DLC endings or even told Obsidian that New Vegas had to chronologically be after the events of Fallout 3.