You don't understand because you have not played Fallout 3
You don't understand because you have not played Fallout 3
Game News - posted by DarkUnderlord on Mon 6 October 2008, 09:08:16
Tags: Fallout 3GamesRadar spent four hours with Fallout 3 and blew their load all over the keyboard. The article is appropriately titled "The infinite potential of Fallout 3":
You've probably read a lot about Fallout 3. Until you've actually played Fallout 3, however, you don't understand. You don't understand just how big the game feels, just how open the game seems and just how much freedom the game appears to offer.
We've only had four hours with the post-apocalyptic RPG and we're already overwhelmed. Although we have yet to complete a single mission or quest on the main storyline, we've already made dozens of momentous choices and altered the fate of the world and characters around us in irrevocable ways.
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Showing restraint, however, could reward you in other ways. Fallout 3 tracks your karma and reacts accordingly. Develop a bad enough reputation and the game’s good guys will send contract killers to take care of you. Develop a goodie-two-shoes reputation and bad guys might do the same.Be a good guy and have guys try to shoot you or be a bad guy and have guys trying to shoot you. That's real choice and consequence, Bethesduh style.
Spotted @ GameBanshee
You've probably read a lot about Fallout 3. Until you've actually played Fallout 3, however, you don't understand. You don't understand just how big the game feels, just how open the game seems and just how much freedom the game appears to offer.
We've only had four hours with the post-apocalyptic RPG and we're already overwhelmed. Although we have yet to complete a single mission or quest on the main storyline, we've already made dozens of momentous choices and altered the fate of the world and characters around us in irrevocable ways.
...
Showing restraint, however, could reward you in other ways. Fallout 3 tracks your karma and reacts accordingly. Develop a bad enough reputation and the game’s good guys will send contract killers to take care of you. Develop a goodie-two-shoes reputation and bad guys might do the same.
Spotted @ GameBanshee
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