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What are you talking about? Do you mean that it's bullshit from a thematic/aesthetic viewpoint (being too modern/futuristic), which I agree with, or from an in-game stats viewpoint, which I disagree with entirely?

This is a great idea, actually. There's always been a problem with "good" factions. Neutral-good, maybe. But, anyway, that particular idea is priceless.

The ending of FO2, when [spoiler:2168e75bde]the Enclave kills the talking deathclaws D:[/spoiler:2168e75bde]

I seriously want there to be a .79 anti-tank/materiel rifle in the next Fallout game, as long as we're talking about huge-ass bullets.

Assault rifle bullets are bigger than pistol bullets. Tell that to Black Isle, seeing as we've got 14mm and 10mm pistols, and 5mm assault rifles. And the assault rifle bullets in FO are just barely smaller than the .233 rifle rounds...

I, for one, always thought about how 5mm/.223 rounds would be incredibly tiny. I have no idea why any real life guns use such insignificantly small ammo. Especially the .223. I mean, they're alright for a hunting rifle. But a goddamn sniper rifle, firing rounds not much larger than what legally...

Oh. Well, I figured it would be more complex than I suspected. I was not aware of the magnitude you informed me of. For the most part, I meant "small" on account of its minimal importance.

Any of the lines said by New Reno townsfolk when you're wearing power armor. I remember sitting for hours, clicking again and again until I was confident I had read all of them.

One thing that always irks me is how Sulik's talking head is bald and tattooed, but his sprite is tattoo-free and possesses a full head of dark hair. And there's no bone. Would any spriters here be willing to take up the challenge of making a more-accurate Sulik? Bald a must. Tattoos good...

Eh, I doubt a Fallout-grade nuclear catastrophe would happen in my lifetime. In anything short of such total nuclear war, my area would probably survive the direct destruction, and there's enough... stuff in the surrounding area that I could probably survive a while. There's a sporting-goods...

Because moral choices definitely should be in the game. But for the overall quest, it's really more fun if you are set up the whole time like "These guys are really fucking evil!". It's just my opinion. Don't let it affect you.

I think copying the Enclave again (at least, in any sort of recognizable form) is sort of lazy. But I certainly think there needs to be a corrupt semi-governmental organization so evil that it will always be the definite enemy of everything the player character fights for.

If the game was set in Arizona, a good faction for the all-powerful evil type would totally be some sort of corrupt water-controller group. They'd have a big fortress on Lake Pleasant, and one of the main quests could be jacking the water from it.

Tough luck D: That's why, not only do I make full use of all save slots, but I also avoid entrusting major quest items to NPCs. No matter how heavy they are.

This is genius.

Except I did give it to him "right away"... I think. What is the "requested information"? Also, hope you know I'm not upset. The help so far is good.

As for the above discussion about "interesting terrain": Arizona fits the bill. It's got a lot of epic mountains and cliffs. And deserts. Of course.

Specifically, what "new info" do you think I'd need to tell him? I've been to Modoc already, and the Ghost Farm.

I... hate to necrobump... but the forum rules don't mention it, and say that you shouldn't make a new thread, as illustrated by Zill above me. My problem: After Karl tells the story, he starts crying and refuses to talk to me. I, too, have tried multiple methods, but regardless of what I...

I've noticed there are several. Examples: -Press Gangers outside San Francisco -Yakuza outside New Reno (for that matter, the familial affiliation of the "gangs" and "mobsters" isn't given either.) -"Remnants of the Master's Army". I'm sure I'm missing some. Anyway, does anyone know more...