See now there's like the ultra edition or something that has the whole game and all the DLC and it costs the same as the regular game. How is that fair?
See now there's like the ultra edition or something that has the whole game and all the DLC and it costs the same as the regular game. How is that fair?
See now there's like the ultra edition or something that has the whole game and all the DLC and it costs the same as the regular game. How is that fair?
oh great infinite ammo except it takes two shots to overheat it and then you wait a billion seconds for it to cool and in that time I could have gunned them all down with my terrible shotgun three times over
I was never a fan of Power Armour. Tho the stealth suit is outright cheating. Crouching grenade in pants deathmachine.
It did not help me sneak into that uh..what were those mutant crab things called. Anyway it did not help me sneak in and place a camera in their egg nests.
I was never a fan of Power Armour. Tho the stealth suit is outright cheating. Crouching grenade in pants deathmachine.
It did not help me sneak into that uh..what were those mutant crab things called. Anyway it did not help me sneak in and place a camera in their egg nests.
I am not sure sneaking in there without alerting the Mirelurks is possible. I just straight away said fuck it and went in there with my Chinese Assault Rifle blasting apart their faces
The problem with Fallout 3 is that when it comes to games like that, I'm such a packrat.
I would only ever carry the hunting rifle. I never used the alien blaster, the rockets and definitely not the fat man, except when you first get it. Because I liked having the filing cabinet in my megaton house filled with a million bullets, every possible item I ever picked up. I spent hours arranging trophies of my playtime on the shelves in there, putting the unique items all over. I took the evil path with the lincoln quest just so I could have his hat and all the other museum trinkets inside my shack. I didn't craft nuka cola bombs so I could stack dozens of quantum bottles in the corner.
Fallout 3 completely became this OCD nightmare for me. Where every unique item, every named gun and all the bullets and missiles and boxes of food in the whole fucking wasteland had to be stored, catalogued and filed away back at home base just so that I could save and turn off my PC.
The whole repair system made this ten times worse, because seeing bars that said 91/100 is something I just can't handle. They never made it to full either. Ever. That killed it.
The game was amazingly fun. As people have said, Broken Steel is practically required and certainly the best, Point Lookout and The Pitt are the others worth having. Anchorage and Zeta are bad and not worth it even for the items. My favourite was the Pitt, mainly because I consider Broken Steel to be - at this point - part of the main canon game it's so important.
The problem with Fallout 3 is that when it comes to games like that, I'm such a packrat.
I would only ever carry the hunting rifle. I never used the alien blaster, the rockets and definitely not the fat man, except when you first get it. Because I liked having the filing cabinet in my megaton house filled with a million bullets, every possible item I ever picked up. I spent hours arranging trophies of my playtime on the shelves in there, putting the unique items all over. I took the evil path with the lincoln quest just so I could have his hat and all the other museum trinkets inside my shack. I didn't craft nuka cola bombs so I could stack dozens of quantum bottles in the corner.
Fallout 3 completely became this OCD nightmare for me. Where every unique item, every named gun and all the bullets and missiles and boxes of food in the whole fucking wasteland had to be stored, catalogued and filed away back at home base just so that I could save and turn off my PC.
The whole repair system made this ten times worse, because seeing bars that said 91/100 is something I just can't handle. They never made it to full either. Ever. That killed it.
The game was amazingly fun. As people have said, Broken Steel is practically required and certainly the best, Point Lookout and The Pitt are the others worth having. Anchorage and Zeta are bad and not worth it even for the items. My favourite was the Pitt, mainly because I consider Broken Steel to be - at this point - part of the main canon game it's so important.
I set off a mini-nuke in my megaton house just to see what kind of a mess I could make.
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The problem with Fallout 3 is that when it comes to games like that, I'm such a packrat.
I would only ever carry the hunting rifle. I never used the alien blaster, the rockets and definitely not the fat man, except when you first get it. Because I liked having the filing cabinet in my megaton house filled with a million bullets, every possible item I ever picked up. I spent hours arranging trophies of my playtime on the shelves in there, putting the unique items all over. I took the evil path with the lincoln quest just so I could have his hat and all the other museum trinkets inside my shack. I didn't craft nuka cola bombs so I could stack dozens of quantum bottles in the corner.
Fallout 3 completely became this OCD nightmare for me. Where every unique item, every named gun and all the bullets and missiles and boxes of food in the whole fucking wasteland had to be stored, catalogued and filed away back at home base just so that I could save and turn off my PC.
The whole repair system made this ten times worse, because seeing bars that said 91/100 is something I just can't handle. They never made it to full either. Ever. That killed it.
The game was amazingly fun. As people have said, Broken Steel is practically required and certainly the best, Point Lookout and The Pitt are the others worth having. Anchorage and Zeta are bad and not worth it even for the items. My favourite was the Pitt, mainly because I consider Broken Steel to be - at this point - part of the main canon game it's so important.
I set off a mini-nuke in my megaton house just to see what kind of a mess I could make.
Wish i could do it at Scarab's megaton house, just to see what he would do.
Wow...oh my gosh. What guy isn't going to throw a punch or whatever with another guy that calls him a gay-slur? Really? Is it really that big of a deal? Holy crap..please, let it go. Justin Bieber is fine and the kid isn't in the hospital or something. Jeez.
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edited December 2009
A friend of mine decided to cure his Fallout 3 addiction by 'loaning' me his copy on 360 along with his expansion pack disc. So I have an essentially time unlimited free version of this.
I'm just not sure I care enough to play. I mean, I guess I should give it a go, right? But so far I find myself unable to muster the interest to even complete the chargen and tutorial sections.
I was never a fan of Power Armour. Tho the stealth suit is outright cheating. Crouching grenade in pants deathmachine.
Oh, man. I haven't touched this game since my initial playthrough and I had completely forgotten that you could plant grenades on people by sneaking around combat zones. Now it's all flooding back to me and I need to play again.
Is there a bundle of all the DLC that I can pick up on the cheap? I've looked through Steam and all I can find is the GotY edition, which sort of sucks for folks who preordered the damn game.
Man I may have to start playing this again. It's the only game I've ever played where you can just pick a direction and wander towards it and have just as much fun as actually following quests.
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KlykaDO you have anySPARE BATTERIES?Registered Userregular
edited December 2009
All I remember of this game is that once I got my house I proceeded to throw every bundle of "pre war money" I could find onto my bed.
Man I may have to start playing this again. It's the only game I've ever played where you can just pick a direction and wander towards it and have just as much fun as actually following quests.
Which makes sticking to a quest tough.
The quest is just over this - hey whats that over there?
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LasbrookIt takes a lot to make a stewWhen it comes to me and youRegistered Userregular
Man I may have to start playing this again. It's the only game I've ever played where you can just pick a direction and wander towards it and have just as much fun as actually following quests.
Which makes sticking to a quest tough.
The quest is just over this - hey whats that over there?
I know what you mean, I was level 13 before i handled everything in Megaton.
Another fun thing to do, jump off the top of Tenpenny Tower and use the MIRV to make some extreme rocket jumps and see how high you go.
I beat Fallout 3 and got to max level (post Broken Steel) and I still haven't done Point Lookout or Mothership Zeta. They're downloaded but I didn't see much point in taking my wasteland god on those missions when the best I'd get would be new weapons and maybe some armor.
I started a new character so I could do evil stuff (also female stuff) but I didn't go far with her before putting the game down for Arkham Asylum, Modern Warfare 2, Fable 2 (which I only recently bought used) and like an hour of Left 4 Dead 2 on the 360 before I shelved it for some later date.
The problem with Fallout 3 is that when it comes to games like that, I'm such a packrat.
I would only ever carry the hunting rifle. I never used the alien blaster, the rockets and definitely not the fat man, except when you first get it. Because I liked having the filing cabinet in my megaton house filled with a million bullets, every possible item I ever picked up. I spent hours arranging trophies of my playtime on the shelves in there, putting the unique items all over. I took the evil path with the lincoln quest just so I could have his hat and all the other museum trinkets inside my shack. I didn't craft nuka cola bombs so I could stack dozens of quantum bottles in the corner.
Fallout 3 completely became this OCD nightmare for me. Where every unique item, every named gun and all the bullets and missiles and boxes of food in the whole fucking wasteland had to be stored, catalogued and filed away back at home base just so that I could save and turn off my PC.
The whole repair system made this ten times worse, because seeing bars that said 91/100 is something I just can't handle. They never made it to full either. Ever. That killed it.
The game was amazingly fun. As people have said, Broken Steel is practically required and certainly the best, Point Lookout and The Pitt are the others worth having. Anchorage and Zeta are bad and not worth it even for the items. My favourite was the Pitt, mainly because I consider Broken Steel to be - at this point - part of the main canon game it's so important.
I set off a mini-nuke in my megaton house just to see what kind of a mess I could make.
Wish i could do it at Scarab's megaton house, just to see what he would do.
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because the game is a year old?
for someone who waited, awesome
It cost 5 bucks when it was first released.
Wait say wha?
Not on the 360 it isn't.
SH join me on my quest
lets do this shit
zeta was way shittier than anchorage and you're missing out on a bunch of awesome weapons but w/e
LIES!
I don't really remember its been a long time so i might be mixing it up with a different game
alien weapons did suck though outside of the blaster
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It did not help me sneak into that uh..what were those mutant crab things called. Anyway it did not help me sneak in and place a camera in their egg nests.
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Mirelurks.
Fuck mirelurks.
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I would only ever carry the hunting rifle. I never used the alien blaster, the rockets and definitely not the fat man, except when you first get it. Because I liked having the filing cabinet in my megaton house filled with a million bullets, every possible item I ever picked up. I spent hours arranging trophies of my playtime on the shelves in there, putting the unique items all over. I took the evil path with the lincoln quest just so I could have his hat and all the other museum trinkets inside my shack. I didn't craft nuka cola bombs so I could stack dozens of quantum bottles in the corner.
Fallout 3 completely became this OCD nightmare for me. Where every unique item, every named gun and all the bullets and missiles and boxes of food in the whole fucking wasteland had to be stored, catalogued and filed away back at home base just so that I could save and turn off my PC.
The whole repair system made this ten times worse, because seeing bars that said 91/100 is something I just can't handle. They never made it to full either. Ever. That killed it.
The game was amazingly fun. As people have said, Broken Steel is practically required and certainly the best, Point Lookout and The Pitt are the others worth having. Anchorage and Zeta are bad and not worth it even for the items. My favourite was the Pitt, mainly because I consider Broken Steel to be - at this point - part of the main canon game it's so important.
I set off a mini-nuke in my megaton house just to see what kind of a mess I could make.
Wish i could do it at Scarab's megaton house, just to see what he would do.
I'm just not sure I care enough to play. I mean, I guess I should give it a go, right? But so far I find myself unable to muster the interest to even complete the chargen and tutorial sections.
Someone help sell me on this.
Oh, man. I haven't touched this game since my initial playthrough and I had completely forgotten that you could plant grenades on people by sneaking around combat zones. Now it's all flooding back to me and I need to play again.
Is there a bundle of all the DLC that I can pick up on the cheap? I've looked through Steam and all I can find is the GotY edition, which sort of sucks for folks who preordered the damn game.
120 hours later, it nearly reached the ceiling.
Which makes sticking to a quest tough.
The quest is just over this - hey whats that over there?
I know what you mean, I was level 13 before i handled everything in Megaton.
Another fun thing to do, jump off the top of Tenpenny Tower and use the MIRV to make some extreme rocket jumps and see how high you go.
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I started a new character so I could do evil stuff (also female stuff) but I didn't go far with her before putting the game down for Arkham Asylum, Modern Warfare 2, Fable 2 (which I only recently bought used) and like an hour of Left 4 Dead 2 on the 360 before I shelved it for some later date.
I oughta' get back to that.
It would probably crash your game, from all of the explosions.
This is obviously the case because I finally broke down and bought Mothership Zeta last night for the full price.
It is today only though, part of their holiday sales.