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Fallout 3
I just started playing this while I was waiting for work to role around. I like it. I like that you get to choose what you say to people and whatnot....but did I ever hit a learning curve.
For hours it's nothing but wandering around, talking to people, killing the occasional giant roach, ugly rat-thing, or feeble vault guard. Then what happens? Some huge guy with a flamethrower and his bloodthirsty dog!
Then I had to catch my bus.
For hours it's nothing but wandering around, talking to people, killing the occasional giant roach, ugly rat-thing, or feeble vault guard. Then what happens? Some huge guy with a flamethrower and his bloodthirsty dog!
Then I had to catch my bus.
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Permalink Reply by SketchedLilly on -
Not very well. That guy toasted me
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Permalink Reply by Kizmania on -
he had a flamethrower and a rabid dog....its not your fault...
don't worry i still wuv u...
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Permalink Reply by C.H. Gorog on -
Her too?! Who else have you been with, you cheating scamp?!!
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Permalink Reply by Kizmania on
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What can I say? I'm an Internet whore...
A gentleman never kisses and tells...
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Permalink Reply by C.H. Gorog on
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I'm hoping they'll have a "mad max downloadable content package" where you get to fend yourself against bikers who love bondage a teensy bit too much.
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Permalink Reply by CrimsonAngel on -
it is better then i thought it would be, but why is it that Bethesda can't write Dialogue options to save there life.
Even if they slaughtered most of the things i loved about Fallout why OH WHY do the Dialogue options sound like the are written by a 13 year old writing erotic Naruto fanfics.
Still better then i thought, but it is not Fallout.
It is what DeusEx 2 is to DeusEx.
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Permalink Reply by C.H. Gorog on
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Who told you about my fanfics!!!
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Permalink Reply by thepropayne on -
What games do you play that make the dialogue from Fallout 3 look bad?
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Permalink Reply by Chuckles the Sane on -
Let's see...either two Fallout originals?
Planescape: Torment?
Any honest CRPG that doesn't use "good and evil" decisions like some kind of crutch and instead writes along the setting?
Fallout was originally about questionable morality, where even the "good" decisions don't always seem that good, and where necessary evils are often a way of life. The Master: Best written villain ever in CRPG gaming, mainly because he believed he was saving what was left of humanity in the only way possible to enable them to live in the current environment.
The characters, the setting, the writing, all of it lacks any semblance of depth in Bethesda's writing. They made a FPS/Dungeon Crawler and propped it up on a limited amount of voice acting as they tend to, and all other considerations of a CRPG's design are secondary. If you want to go by hybrid qualification, Deus Ex's writing stomps this pretentious crap into the ground without effort.
Nearly ANYTHING written in the last 10 years in the CRPG genre is better than the mentally draining garbage of Bethesda's writing.
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Permalink Reply by thepropayne on
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I do agree with what both of you guys are saying, but I just can not label Fallout 3 as bad because Bethesda, in my eyes, did a much better job than I thought they would.
I am a Fallout fan, and to see that they even occasionally put in a joke from the past completely baffled my Oblivion hating brains.
I know that it is not fair to be so lenient on Bathesda, but what can I say? They did a much better job than I thought they would.
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