What goes around comes around. Welcome to "what did they do to my Fallout ?" world. Take a seat next one of the6. Too many continuity issues. I understand that Fallout 3 isn’t related to Fallout New Vegas, but we ARE in the same universe here.
racofer said:This article is quite accurate, actually.
Don't make me send my deadly sealandian wetworks team after you. The article is stupid, not very well thought through and is a good example of why I hate everything these days.racofer said:This article is quite accurate, actually.
For instance, while it was good to see the Brotherhood of Steel still up and running, I expected their presence to be a lot bigger given how near to their home ground they were.
And where was the Enclave? For crying out loud, the Enclave is one state away! How is it NOT interfering? Surely the Enclave didn’t lose sufficient forces in the oil rig disaster to not have a presence left in California!
Aliens got their own downloadable content in Fallout 3
Sure, there are patches now, and that’s great. But still–even with patches, plenty of people are still having troubles.
4. Forced replay value.
The game depends heavily on factions.
But what this means is that you can’t see everything your first trip through.
3. Relatively limited story. Where with Fallout 3, you’d find both a larger story and a whole array of little stories. Whether you’re trying to help the Brotherhood of Steel wipe out the Enclave or you’re just out to save Megaton from an atomic fireball, you had all manner of stories.
I still find myself wondering what it means.
2. Radio options fewer.
1. Increased emphasis on speech challenges.
Gragt said:
racofer said:This article is quite accurate, actually.
Havoc said:Seriously... WTF? I can't even comprehend this... and the comments. BY GOD THE COMMENTS.
Havoc said:racofer said:This article is quite accurate, actually.![]()
Clockwork Knight said:I'm not reading the comments because I just ate a good meal and I'm not gonna waste it.
"Meet me behind the bike shed when school is out. I'll slam your face in I will!"Okay, here’s the rub. I accept criticisms, negative comments, I don’t, however, ever accept people coming on my site to insult my team and in this respect let me point out that whilst you feel able to insult one of my writers the fact that you had to hide behind a pseudonym and provide no mail address says volumes about you as a (lame) individual.
On the site you’ll find a contact form. Mail me directly via that, my friend, let me take you on personally if you’re man enough (no mail address indicates you’re not, right?).
That's fucking Tolstoy right there, isn't it? :DMark | November 12th, 2010 at 2:46 am
Personally, I think NV is better than FO3. But I think fallout 3 had a better storyline. A kid who left his safe life in the vault to find his father who wanted to purify water to help everyone? Then your father dies and you have to carry out his legacy by helping the bos defeat and retake your fathers work? Fantastic story and fantastic game.
No a ja se jakos nauczycemHavoc said:I know at least one... the fucking water pu... ah fuck this shit!Też zapomniałem jak się pisze po angielsku! Kurwa mać!
Oh for fuck's sake.Sulimo said:Okay, here’s the rub. I accept criticisms, negative comments, I don’t, however, ever accept people coming on my site to insult my team and in this respect let me point out that whilst you feel able to insult one of my writers the fact that you had to hide behind a pseudonym and provide no mail address says volumes about you as a (lame) individual.
On the site you’ll find a contact form. Mail me directly via that, my friend, let me take you on personally if you’re man enough (no mail address indicates you’re not, right?).
Mark | November 12th, 2010 at 2:46 am
Personally, I think NV is better than FO3. But I think fallout 3 had a better storyline. A schisoprenic wuss who left his safe life in the vault to find some guy he met like 5 minutes ago who wanted to purify water to help everyone? Then this guy dies and you have to carry out his legacy by helping the Order of the Radiant Heart defeat and retake the guy's work which the bad dudes wanted to finish anyway, thus making the fight with them complete bullshit? Fantastic story and fantastic game.
yeah... not enough orcs2.
What’s up with the Super Mutants? I used to love sneaking up on them in buildings or sniping at them from afar while they shot rockets at me. There are some Super Mutants in the Mojave Wasteland but not enough, and now we’re supposed to care about them–it all seems too pc.
racofer said:
My time at Coyote Tail Ridge was a largely pointless venture, and I still find myself wondering what it means. I can’t find any actual purpose, other than a handful of graves nearby. It seems unconnected to any story, and…it’s just there. Why is it there? The Wiki gives me some story about NCR ambush teams and the whole Great Khans thing, but is this worth making a location out of it?
I guess the biggest problem with Fallout New Vegas is the fact that you get to choose your enemies. Which is an interesting concept but goes against the purpose of the game–to shoot things.
Makagulfazel, or whatever your name is – being that you obviously have to hide behind a pseudonym and, hell, you don’t even have the courage of your convictions enough to provide an email address (which I otherwise would happily have replied directly to thus allowing me to take you on personally).
the fact that you had to hide behind a pseudonym and provide no mail address says volumes about you as a (lame) individual.
On the site you’ll find a contact form. Mail me directly via that, my friend, let me take you on personally if you’re man enough (no mail address indicates you’re not, right?).
Makagulfazel – I expect you mail to me direct via the contact form. Let’s deal with this man to man, unless, of course, you wish to hide (as you have done here).
Makagulfazel – look forward to your mail, stop hiding, let’s talk.
Oesophagus said:also:
yeah... not enough orcs2.
What’s up with the Super Mutants? I used to love sneaking up on them in buildings or sniping at them from afar while they shot rockets at me. There are some Super Mutants in the Mojave Wasteland but not enough, and now we’re supposed to care about them–it all seems too pc.
I guess the biggest problem with Fallout New Vegas is the fact that you get to choose your enemies. Which is an interesting concept but goes against the purpose of the game–to shoot things.
High expectations there.Claudio said:Fallout vegas left me highly disapointed i expected fallout 3 with better graphics instead they tried to reinvent the game system