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I don't recall MCA ever apologizing for tribals as such. And Van Buren was full of tribals too.

Funny how many people think of these as mutually exclusive.

Actually, I don't think there was any overlap between FO3 and FNV actors.

I've seen one at Beth forum who actually thought that FO3 was first and was waiting for "Fallout 3 2".

Heh, Wasteland is obviously superior to Bard's Tale.

Achievements out on Steam as well. How much more announced can this DLC be without actually being announced?

The Vault already has more detailed patch notes: http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Fallout:_New_Vegas_patch_1.3.0.452 Work in progress.

You need to download the updated GECK for it to work.

It's not. A handful of items (Med-X, Slasher and the rebreather) do give you DR in the game, and some creatures and characters have it.

Well, they'll probably promote their other titles at the event too, but Honest Hearts gives them an excuse to make one that is more memorable than a typical gaming media event.

Well, if not for Honest Hearts, I don't see why they would do a press event in Utah of all places.

Two words: Mothership Zeta.

Looks like it does work with the 1C/Cenega edition, but is in English only.

Possibly Honest Hearts in April after all, and then Old World Blues in May?

Can it be purchased for the 1C/Cenega edition now? Or just for the Bethesda edition via Steam?

Why? I'd vote for Starcraft over TES any time.

Not "may be" but must be, I'm afraid.

I asked Peter Watts and he replied: It would be nice if more developers involved writers earlier in the development process instead of having them write the story to tack onto a nearly ready game.

Spoilers here: [spoiler:02dae178b3] No error there. You see, the suit bonds with the host and has its own consciousness that with time becomes more and more merged with that of the host's, and the host is less and less able to distinguish his own thoughts from that of the suit's, and is...

The story for the game was written by a decent science fiction writer - Richard K. Morgan, author of e.g. Altered Carbon. And I liked the novelization by Peter Watts, a Hugo Award-winning author (sure, it was not on par with his other work, but still), who was also consulted on some scientific...