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Recent content by mister lamat

  1. Editorial Calling Fallout 3 into question(s)

    they took a five foot tall underage indian chick to help...

  2. Editorial Calling Fallout 3 into question(s)

    technically, it'd be a three liner. flawless like a diamond. one more post and you'll change the entire game industry though. they're watching you.

  3. the post apocalypse genre

    dishwashing would also be a valid career choice. not really interest in after the apocalypse, it's the preamble that's the sex. children of men, 28 days... the decline of civilization is bound to be so much more brutal and honestly human than the rise back up.

  4. Editorial Calling Fallout 3 into question(s)

    break, as in ride the math and by that be able to ignore the nature of gameplay and purpose of the game, yet succeed. sweet magnum opus. maybe someone else will read it.

  5. Editorial Calling Fallout 3 into question(s)

    no it's not. within every system there are going to be far end variables. ones that will utterly suck but might be fun to play and ones which are just so insanely overpowered nothing can honestly stop them. like i said, almost twenty years and a guard safh still rapes the table. nothing you can...

  6. The "How many copies of FO have you gone through?"

    i had it sitting on my lap trying to drive my mum's opel home and read at the same time.

  7. Interview The Dialogue Interview

    it'll be nice to see some actual content again.

  8. Editorial Calling Fallout 3 into question(s)

    fans of turn based play were anything but passive when it wasn't their turn. it's a failing of medium in this circumstance and probably why it's a turn off to a greater number of people than real time combat is. maybe you dig feeling helpless, but i don't give a fuck about your feelings. most...

  9. Good News about Fallout 3!

    any bets on a warthog + vindicator mod?

  10. Good News about Fallout 3!

    wood degrades at a faster pace than ceramics, especially when said wood is shelter from the elements for the toilet.

  11. Good News about Fallout 3!

    destroying the containment casing for fusion cell would actually create a brief and incredibly intense explosion, which would then leak radiation. the mushroom cloud is just for show.

  12. Editorial Reason to be Pessimistic?

    the sterility is related to the allegory, lose that and the role they play is diminished. the fact their symbolic nature is borrowed wholesale isn't all that relevant.

  13. The Arx Fatalis Thread

    the magic system is neat, takes some getting used to.

  14. Editorial Calling Fallout 3 into question(s)

    are all you ladies gonna take turns on the cross? i think jesus wants his seat back. a few of your more angst-ridden questions get some answers... aimbots. next. star trail, betrayal of kondor(?). if you're asking 'do i enjoy passivity in my gameplay?', the answer is no. the question...

  15. Nintendo DS: WH40K Squad Command

    no guard? what an outrage. history just got a new 'greatest villain'... and i'm looking right at you red lynx. storm troopers get no love.

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