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There's that too; either works really.

With the backstory the PC has, it makes since they were a family person considering the society of America pre-war, which I imagine would heavily push the idea of the nuclear family down the throats of the citizens and discourage any deviation from such as "communist filth" or something. That...

I'm thinking it will be the Midwest BoS myself.

Very true, but sometimes it seems the insult slinging and attacking of people can get a bit out of hand; but I may be just grasping at straws here.

Am I the only one who thinks the discussions in here can get way too heated? I mean, I know we all have different opinions about things, and even I have my criticisms about Fallout 3 and I do not believe it's a perfect game; but things just can get way too tense in here sometimes.

I'll be 79 years old.

Howard also said that the dog isn't plot critical and that you don't have to have him as a companion.

Hmm, fair enough; my experience with 1 and 2 is mostly from watching Let's Plays on YouTube (through I did play a bit of one a few years back)

Umm... the design of the cars and the black and white televisions have been canon since Fo1, and I am pretty sure that nuclear cars were confirmed in Fo2 as well (it could have been Fo1 through); and the music could just be old classics the couple likes.

For anyone that didn't realize, they said the third person dialogue cutscenes can be switched back and forth between first and third person.

I think the game looks great, and especially smooth; while still being "Fallout-y" in nature.

Game looks amazing to me; i'm super hyped.

I consider myself a intelligent person, so I guess it is a bit of a slap in the face that developers do such things to their intelligent fanbase; I mean I never thought about it in that way really... but it makes sense when I think about it. Yeah, true; it doesn't make sense to insult the...

I mentioned why in the post above this one. I'm not saying that the Capital Wasteland couldn't have been more filled, but I just hate deserts in general, you can't do anything imaginative with them, they are just boring deserts that go on forever with nothing in sight until you (in the case of...

I personally just hate empty deserts in any game myself, they just feel too empty and lifeless; and I also didn't like the fact that the Mojave didn't have that great of a "post-apocalyptic" feeling too it. I prefered the darker and grimer atmosphere of the Capital Wasteland myself; even if I...

But anyway, I hope the Boston Wasteland is more life-filled and packed then the Mojave; I fucking hated the Mojave.

I guess that makes sense, maybe I am just too accustomed to my generation's type of games that a more elaborate game like Fallout is way off my normal base.... god I feel a little dumber now... Hmm, that makes sense now that I think about it.

No, it's illogical that they would survive for more then a couple of days or would be accepted to do any of the number of the quests in the game; no one would trust a idiot to do the life and death tasks in the game.

But it's illogical and frankly insulting to people with mental problems; there are better ways to put comedy in the game then stupid characters.

Why do you automatically assume that all of that will go away with the addition of voiced characters?