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WIP -- My Fallout 3 Review
- Thread starter Jeff Graw
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Barrow_Bug
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It would seem a majority of codexers would love a thousand FO3 threads here.
Have fun.
Okay, I will no longer comment on the Fallout 3 Codex, k?
Have fun.
Okay, I will no longer comment on the Fallout 3 Codex, k?
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k.Barrow_Bug said:
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My experience with VATS is this:
-It looks pretty good. Movie-ish.
-It takes the momentum out of a fight.
-It's sometimes hard to activate.
-If I go into VATS while standing on some rubble or debris and I put in some shots, my location gets repositioned and I get stuck into the rubble (happened quite some times now)
Oh and: I feel like I have no actual freedom at all. Whole DC area is pretty much all straightforward.
-It looks pretty good. Movie-ish.
-It takes the momentum out of a fight.
-It's sometimes hard to activate.
-If I go into VATS while standing on some rubble or debris and I put in some shots, my location gets repositioned and I get stuck into the rubble (happened quite some times now)
Oh and: I feel like I have no actual freedom at all. Whole DC area is pretty much all straightforward.
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