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This is a tough question. I'll start off by saying that I don't give Fallout 1 bonus points for being the first. This is, to me, akin to players saying Fallout 3 is their favorite Fallout because it was their first. When making this kind of judgement I'd argue that a certain degree of...

Woah, hold on there partner. This is a result generated from 70 "how much do you agree with the statement" questions. Taking that result and making such a declarative statement about a fellow... As much as I'd like to just flip your own statement around, it wouldn't be true. I'm not living a...

This is my fifth time taking the test since 2017, and the first time my final 'label result' changed. Previously it was consistently Libertarian Socialist. For anyone that doesn't want to open the file, my current result is Libertarian Communist.

He also considers Megaton his favorite Bethesda city because you can wipe it off the map. That's... something else.

What? Valve hired the guys that made the Team Fortress Quake mod. Then tasked them with porting Team Fortress Classic into the Half-Life engine. If this is a scummy move what does it take to not be "scum?" Gifting a studio and funds to modders?

Looks like Cyborg Thrawn took over America. 9/10

Regardless of my other feelings, a faction with a robotic Reagan and a desire to go back to 1987 cracks me up. And kinda makes sense. Kinda. I'm interested in the Wasteland 1 remaster.

Man, I'm glad I joined this forum. Thank you for the links!

I think there is something here. It would take the creation of a number of a careers, but for the most part the skills already in the system hold up. Corruption mechanics could be adapted as radiation/FEV mechanics. Any thoughts on the general idea, or directions it could be taken?

I named by character Bernard. Because that's a pretty solid name. Bernard. A number of my first play-throughs of rpgs are named Bernard.

This neatly summarizes the Bethesda games in general.

It will be remembered for a good long while, at the very least. I still see a large number of people praising the game simply because it was 'their first fallout game.' Which is a milksop answer if I ever heard one, but people get nostalgic. Hilariously, this forum is often accused by Fallout 3...

I played Fallout 3 when it came out. It was fun enough, so I decided to look for the first game. I'll be honest, the isometric view and difficulty spike were hard to get through at first. But once I cleared the scorpion cave I never looked back. Fallout 1 and 2 blew me away, and the second thing...

9 months nothing, a year and a half later after all sorts of happenings this is still going! You're truly hardboiled.

At least we agree it's unbalanced and buggy. But your faction complaints are... inane? Why in the world would the NCR be mucking around on the other side of the continent when they are occupied with their own territory. The only reason the Gunners were disappointing was because they didn't do...

Hyello, I'm a 26 year old university freshman. Started with Fallout 3, liked it well enough to go back and play the first two.... Unfortunately (or fortunately) I don't love 3 just because it was my first game. My exhaustion with that concept lead me here from the reddit community. I've heard...