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I see them doing more things, and more things successfully then -Egotist maximus(House) -Incompitus Atallus(NCR) -Those fucking retarded tribals who needlessly enslave and rape women, kill the elderly and infirm, brutally destroy all sort of individual culture and ideals, and crucify anyone who...

Kirkbride has historically denied being the main source behind most of the crazy stuff, putting it mostly on Kurt Kuhlman. Not that Kirkbride wasn't responsible for a lot of it mind you, but that Kurt was the real driving force behind it.

It would be interesting for them to meet, given that House went to CiT before the war. With how they both are post-war however, I doubt they would get along. House would likely see The Institute's goals as not being lofty enough for him. Whereas The Institute would likely see House as being...

I would assume for the reasons you listed, brand recognition. Though, there was an interview posted on this site somewhere where one of the original Fallout devs talked about why they used caps in the first place, them being small, lightweight, fairly easy to carry around in large numbers, and...

Uhh no, I said No where in there does it say books don't count, or that I don't like them, or anything else you asserted now or previously. It says games =/= books, and have more means to display information then books, and shouldn't act like books because they aren't books.

Yeah, constantly using the word moron, instead of actually trying to respond to the argument at hand, is an obvious diversionary tactic that undermines any point you might have made. And that's not racist, and I never implied all Brazilians were like that. I've just met a lot who really do try...

To be perfectly honest, I find your sentence structure to be entirely atrocious. I've seen Brazilians, who barely know English, type in a more readable manner. Random exclamation points, random hyphens, unnecessary use of (), constant start-stopping with random interjections like "God!" like...

I am going to try to decipher what you said as best I can. -Yes, he did say that. -The point was that it really didn't matter. As I recall, the story in question dealt with the battle of Red Mountain, which resulted in the disappearance of the Dwemer. There are like 5-6 different accounts of...

Uhh no, that happens when the books are written from an in-universe perspective, by people full of bias, and reasons to lie. You're not supposed to take anything said in any one book as fact, because it rarely is. Just like real life were history is written by the victors... who love to lie and...

I was saying I don't understand because your entire post was just random splashes of the word moron with lots of !!!! and bizarre claims like books don't count for some reason. In general, your posts are difficult to read. they are very bizarre sentence structure and the like. I was talking...

I think Elder Scrolls has largely done it, its nowhere near perfect, but not even codex's are perfect. But they have had 13 years, since they rebooted all the lore in Morrowind, to do it. They have only had like 7 years with Fallout so far.

The Elder Scrolls is often said to have some of the most expansive lore of any original series, even by people who don't like the games. Stuff like The Godhead, Chim, Amaranth, the lucid dreaming unvierse, how the game weaves the gameplay mechanics such as loading saves, pausing time when...

If I did, I would like you to show me where. I have tired to be as completely plain in my text as possible, even pointing out several times there are many things which wouldn't make sense to be in books. Such as an individual's political opinion, or big esoteric shit like the ending of PoE.

-With your statement that "That's just badly-done exposition dude." -He writes books, which can only present information one way, via the text of the book. Games are not books, nor should they try to act like books for they are not books, they are games, and have multiple ways available to them...

I agree its badly done, but I think its badly done because I don't think its necessary. And I am not advocating the complete removal of that information, it still should be there. But that doesn't mean it should be via dialogue. How many times has anyone gone up to you, and asked you to give a...

I agree dialogue is a legitimate means of providing info, I just think it should be used when it would actually be used, and not in cases were the two people speaking have no reason to be talking about said thing, other then for the player's benefit. If its some really esoteric concept, most...

Ok, that's understandable. I know plenty of people who love just reading encyclopedias. I personally don't prefer the encyclopedic nature of Morrowind or a codex, because it just comes off as very dry, and uninteresting, when you present something so matter-of-fact. I find it a disservice to...

I actually agree that was really dumb, and shouldn't have been in the game. I totally agree. I think C&C is great in games. I don't know why you would think otherwise. I dont think its irrelevant, nothing said or written in a game is irrelevant. I have never had my experience totally ruined...

I simply can't agree. The codex is a 4th wall breaking, encyclopedic, info dump. I can safely say that I have learned more about the world of Elder Scrolls and Fallout from books and terminals then I can recall learning from Mass Effect's info dumps. The terminals/diaries/notes in Fallout...

Most things from the games are not irrefutable proof, given that it comes from the mouth of people, who are flawed, and biased. I was saying that is what the dialogue suggests, as well as the follow up question the Lone Wanderer makes, and that several other people can to the same conclusion...