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Or a BOS Knight (maybe 2) that will follow you around for a short while and then leave again.

Yeah, that are my thoughts too. I would rather spend like 250 caps per signal grenade and instead have an armed Vertibird shooting its onboard gun as well as minigun for a few minutes rather than just a prettier & cooler fast-travel method. Or a Vertibird call for 500 caps that drops some...

Hey guys, now that F1 and 2 are on sale on Steam I would like to pick one up. But my question is: Since I really like the iconic Power Armor of this series, could you tell me without any spoiler in which of the both games the armor has more focus? I only feel like playing one of both games atm...

Both are great in their own ways. Metro 2033 is a very atmospheric linear shooter game, similar to Half-Life. And while it's only linear, seamless scripted events make the world feel very lifelike and realistic. It can be scary sometimes but it's outstanding emotion is tension. The tension to...

It's basically like that, but in F4 it are always family members who have somewhere heared from someone that you, that guy from Vault 111, have killed his related. Lol.

I actually really like vanilla F3. The RPG aspects are of course not as amazing as in NV, but still they're present. There are decisions to be made, you can play different type of characters like being evil and I really, really like the BOS in this. You feel associated to them when you join...

Yeah, Metro 2033 Redux was a heck of a game experience. I really loved that ressource management regarding ammo and gas mask filters as well as the Ranger mode, where both you and the enemies did more damage against each other. The rule was: Don't let the mutants get close to you or you're...

@JO'Geran: I know that it's not from F3. But even F3 had different appraoches in the first quest, like getting the info about your farther from Moriarty. You could pay him caps, hack his terminal, steal the password and get on his terminal, work for him - or simply blowing up Megaton. Then the...

Cool idea! And this dodge-roll should only be avaible without the Power Armor, so there's a reason to not use this OP armor.

http://steamcommunity.com/id/rouce/recommended/377160 It seems that I now can post full links. So I'm just leaving this here for easier access if someone cares. :wink:

Yeah, the FPS mechanics are amazing. As much as I love the older Fallout games and as much time I've spent on playing them - I don't think that I'll be able to return to them due to the outdated graphics and gunplay anymore. F4 spoiled me regarding that matter. But sadly the RPG aspects are...

While I agree that the loot is more meaningful now and that it's less common that you feel like killing that one Behemoth or doing that one "dungeon" was a waste of ressources (ammo i.e.), the RPG aspect of the game feels meaningless on the other hand. All the locations, enemies and loot in the...

My metacritic review: Other than that, I do really recommend to try out the Misery mod after your first playthrough. While the base game is and and all, it's the Misery mod that made this gameplay experience one of the best I had this year. And it's one of the most popular mods, too. But as...

Nah, it's full of locations. But there are there only for one reason: So the player can have some FPS action and do a little circle only to get back out. You're fighting hordes of random raiders/ghouls/super mutants, get to the legendary cariant at the end, loot the enchanted weapon from him and...

Hahaha.

If I think about it, F4 basically improved everything that was shit in F3 (gunplay i.e.) but also removed everything that made F3 great (RPG aspects, coherent overworld with story-telling locations, meaningful choices, having an impact on the world like blowing up Megaton). So yeah, you could...

I do like the new power armor a lot, but obtaining it so early as well as it being so freaking over powered is just immersion-breaking. Where the hell is the character progression or balance in there? I don't mind having to repair it, it's ressource management and fine to me. I even equip my...

(At)Askorti: Not anymore (they were in the first week), but they're still among the most popular in the Top 50. I mean really, why would anyone want to dumb this things down? Fusion Cores aren't scarce, lockpicking & hacking is easier but also more fun than before and the encumbrance is out of...

What did you expect guys. The first and most popular mods I've seen on the Nexus are: Add 1000 of each junk to your workshop, Fusion Cores not draining, remove encumbrance, auto-solve for hacking and lockpicking, unlock all perks in the game, get all bobbleheads and magazines, or simply...

I personally liked F3 much better. While F4 is a huge upgrade in terms of graphics, game- and gunplay, power armor, equip modifications and the Workshop - which I do like quite a lot. It's a massive let down in terms of RPG aspects and a meaningful as well as coherent world. F4 is designed like...