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Who played Fallout 3?
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rockmandash
I shoot my load further than you can pee!
i liked Fallout 2 but still i didn't try Fallout 3 yet .......
spartan
The search button is in the right hand corner.
it know its a really good game, at least it has load of fans! and 2 cool game before present day btw old games were look like crusaider heh which was cool too hehe anyway
rendering and the in game scenes looks cool but i really dont like that kind of realm i mean mad max stuff. It was good movie too! really good but im a little bit more about sci fi or frp. U guys will enjy when u play it , if you like mad max then it would be delicious for you.
rendering and the in game scenes looks cool but i really dont like that kind of realm i mean mad max stuff. It was good movie too! really good but im a little bit more about sci fi or frp. U guys will enjy when u play it , if you like mad max then it would be delicious for you.
Ravenholm
Never argue with a fool. People might not know the difference.
For those who are starting out on this game [or Oblivion].
You need to give the game a chance. You will not get into it and think it's great within an hour or so. For me it took a couple of hours on Oblivion to get to grips as it was intimidating the size of it. But I got there in the end. Same goes for Fallout. It took me about two or three hours in the Wasteland to get into the game and once I had the hang of things and decent weapons ect, it was WOOHOO, even if it is a tad short in depth.
You need to give the game a chance. You will not get into it and think it's great within an hour or so. For me it took a couple of hours on Oblivion to get to grips as it was intimidating the size of it. But I got there in the end. Same goes for Fallout. It took me about two or three hours in the Wasteland to get into the game and once I had the hang of things and decent weapons ect, it was WOOHOO, even if it is a tad short in depth.
tittenman
I'm too lazy to set a usertitle.
Its an excellent game, but like all RPG type games requires a large investment of time on your part.
whalers90
Freeones T-shirt Winner
EXACTLY
i played the game slowly, i never played a RPG and didn't understand the XP system and how to shoot other characters by the XP system alike. but i got stuck when i met up with the "Family" way before i even knew who they were. i tried like 15-20 times to kill them cause they immediately attacked me. i got so frustrated that i stopped playing for about a month (possibly 3 weeks) when i got back into it i used patience and "brains" to get past the "family" obstacle and i haven't looked back since that day like 3 months ago. i pretty much only play this game and all the DLC
hopefully i will eventually get into the NEW games that i have bought but haven't touched yet (RE5,mass effect,UFC,my NHL09 season)
thatzeppellin
18 year olds make me horny!
the dlc's so far have been kind of dissapointing to me. 10$ for about 3-4 hours of gameplay. I haven't gotten point lookout yet cue I just haven't been that interested in playing fallout some more. It's still a great game but after 70-80 hours the game mechanics and style get kind of repetitive.
random_git
I joined ‘cause I was ‘high’!
I've never played Oblivion, so no comparison with that, but I have played all the previous PC based Fallouts (1, 2 and Tactics), and FO3, though a fun game in it's own right, is a pretty poor RPG in comparison to 1 and 2, though the equal of Tactics (which also favored combat over role-playing).
Fallout 1 and 2 had better dialogue trees, more humor, NPCs actually had personality, low Intelligence meant your character could barely communicate (makes for a hilarious playthrough though most people just refuse to converse with such a "special" person). You could kill everyone in the world (bar your hometown in FO2), or complete the entire game without having to kill so much as a rat, bar the final boss. And the boss in FO1 could be talked into suicide.
Fallout 1 and 2 had better dialogue trees, more humor, NPCs actually had personality, low Intelligence meant your character could barely communicate (makes for a hilarious playthrough though most people just refuse to converse with such a "special" person). You could kill everyone in the world (bar your hometown in FO2), or complete the entire game without having to kill so much as a rat, bar the final boss. And the boss in FO1 could be talked into suicide.
whalers90
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i thought Operation:anchorage was pretty dopey. considering you didn't actually DO IT... it was a simulation in the game.
i am currently doing The Pitt and have just downloaded Point Lookout.
and i guess i will get to broken steel next
bobishard99
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well.. i didnt make it past the beginning.. it was so boring i took it back the day i rented it.. and i got a free rental out of it 
whalers90
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well.. i didnt make it past the beginning.. it was so boring i took it back the day i rented it.. and i got a free rental out of it
RPG's aren't for everyone.
sometimes a shooter game is better.i wasn't a big fan until i played KOTOR. being a Star Wars fan i have played every SW game but i never played the KOTOR thankfully i got the XBOX and bought it. it was hard at first but i took my time and finished it. although i haven't finished KOTOR2 yet because with the creation of the 260 i sorta put my Xbox away in my closet.
shooterking69
Practices kissing in the mirror.
its fucking amazing
can't wait for the final dlc to come out
can't wait for the final dlc to come out
STDiva
I'm too lazy to set a usertitle.
Please get it. Such a good game. I bought it a while ago, and finally got into it because I sold COD:WaW. Best decision I ever made. You can put 10 hours a day into this game without realizing it. So much replay ability. I'm going to be a sad man once I finish all the side quests.
