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Watchmen and V for vendetta are awful comics and Alan Moore is a hack. Prove me wrong.

Have you ever heard of Watchmen and V for Vendetta?

Because raisins.

@hexer By the way, congratulations on this first demo. So far this mod shows a lot of promise. I particularly like the soundtrack (the music in the Tibbets Prison fits perfectly with Fallout) and the new critters I feel like there could've been more characters in the Prison for the PC to...

Wow! I bet I can kill a lot of lefties and commies with this thing!

How am I a leftist? I literally said nothing in that post, merely shared a clip from South Park implying you are a retard, which let's face it is more than likely the case. I do admit it was childish though. I'm sorry I just couldn't resist. I'll refrain from doing so in the future.

This evening while I was driving home with my mom I put the Deb of Night (the radio station in VTMB) on the radio to see my mom's reaction.

Apparently they added Todd Howard to the game. I'm definitely buying it now.

You forgot chunglord420: and SilverStarApple/Epsilon7: Two of nma's finest contributors. Let their avatars be forever immortalised.

I just turned two today. Happy Birthday to me!

Don't get me wrong I love Fallout 1&2 as much as you do but I fail to see why this mechanic makes them better RPGs than New Vegas. It's just a different type of RPG. If you ignore the minigame (which I personally hate), lockpicking is almost the same as Fallout 1&2, except you can't blow up...

This is admittedly unfortunate but probably due to time constraints and Obsidian wanting to focus on more important things. Still the depth of the companions themselves makes up for it. When you think about it, the RPG mechanics of New Vegas are quite similar to Fallout 1 and 2's. Almost all of...

True, but it's still a nice touch and can lead to some hilarious situations, such as these: It also makes the game a lot more challenging.

In the end it boils down to personal preference. Some people like FPS-RPGs, others prefer "old-school" isometric RPGs. I'll always have a slight preference for the latter but if the story and writing of the former is engaging I'll enjoy it regardless. In the case of New Vegas I'd argue it offers...

Still, claiming New Vegas is "retarded" simply because it's an fps is a bit close-minded. I would have preferred Van Buren too, but I'm not at all disappointed with what we got instead.

New Vegas is retarded? Are you sure we played the same game? There was a planned sequel for Arcanum called "Journey to the Center of Arcanum" but unfortunately since Troika shut down it never happened. I'd love to see Tim Cain and Leonard Boyarsky make a sequel in the future but obviously...