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kmonster
Augur
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Something terrible has happened ! :shock:
Sprayahen has given up playing the game himself. Wrongly afraid of the quests which lay before him he's asking the readers to tell him where he should go next, to play the game for him.
And Bruticis and others gladly do this for him ! :twisted:
The experiment will soon mutate into a spoiled replay from old fallout veterans.
Sprayahen has given up playing the game himself. Wrongly afraid of the quests which lay before him he's asking the readers to tell him where he should go next, to play the game for him.
And Bruticis and others gladly do this for him ! :twisted:
The experiment will soon mutate into a spoiled replay from old fallout veterans.
Is he afraid of failure/losing?
DraQ
Arcane
We need to stop this madness!kmonster said:Something terrible has happened ! :shock:
Sprayahen has given up playing the game himself. Wrongly afraid of the quests which lay before him he's asking the readers to tell him where he should go next, to play the game for him.
And Bruticis and others gladly do this for him ! :twisted:
The experiment will soon mutate into a spoiled replay from old fallout veterans.
Bruticis
Guest
kmonster said:Something terrible has happened ! :shock:
Sprayahen has given up playing the game himself. Wrongly afraid of the quests which lay before him he's asking the readers to tell him where he should go next, to play the game for him.
And Bruticis and others gladly do this for him ! :twisted:
The experiment will soon mutate into a spoiled replay from old fallout veterans.
He asked for advice, I told him to go to San Fran, hardly earth shattering. What he's doing is trying to invite some interactivity into the blog comments. Also, he's an attention whore and wants comments on his blog. Give the drama a rest, you're almost as consoletarded as he is.
kmonster
Augur
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Going to SF or the MB doesn't make sense if you don't stop at Navarro first and ask the friendly guys there if they've seen some Vertibirds flying past.
For me the short first visit there (only looking and talking without making anyone hostile) was an impressing experience which added depth, no need to tell him to skip this.
The comments in his blog have become more and more spoilerish (hidden sniper rifle, extra easy XP for slaying the slavers in the Den, even crappy advice to bring stuff to the military base which is already there ...), we should be careful not to give away too much. We'll never know whether the game is balanced for a newbie or not if he's told how to go the easiest way. FO2 is one of the easiest games of the world if you're spoiled. There are other ways to give feedback.
Sprayahen already has a character who's more powerful than endgame characters from other players. The missing random encounters in the first part of his game aren't a real disadvantage since early encounters yield only little XP and unimportant equipment. He's powerful and shouldn't be afraid.
The military base isn't harder than in FO1 where a level 15 character wearing combat armor could succeed without too much trouble. He won't be as happy about the things he'll find there if he visits SF first.
For me the short first visit there (only looking and talking without making anyone hostile) was an impressing experience which added depth, no need to tell him to skip this.
The comments in his blog have become more and more spoilerish (hidden sniper rifle, extra easy XP for slaying the slavers in the Den, even crappy advice to bring stuff to the military base which is already there ...), we should be careful not to give away too much. We'll never know whether the game is balanced for a newbie or not if he's told how to go the easiest way. FO2 is one of the easiest games of the world if you're spoiled. There are other ways to give feedback.
Sprayahen already has a character who's more powerful than endgame characters from other players. The missing random encounters in the first part of his game aren't a real disadvantage since early encounters yield only little XP and unimportant equipment. He's powerful and shouldn't be afraid.
The military base isn't harder than in FO1 where a level 15 character wearing combat armor could succeed without too much trouble. He won't be as happy about the things he'll find there if he visits SF first.
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