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It was because of the rumors of mutants sighting increasing as of late in the desert to the north, but there was nothing like lockdown at the time. Except Fallout 1&2 used the songs in the intro before you even start a new playthrough. If I'm allowed to guess the reasons why, it's because they...

No, because they're actively trading with the merchants of the Hub. And they wouldn't be on lockdown if one of their neophytes got captured by some random schmuck in the Hub. I thought I heard it at one point while in Zion? Or maybe I heard it because of the mods. But yeah, I can see them...

Why that was NOT the default really baffles me to this day. It was such an obvious choice.

Yeah, but the way I see it, had he came here a bit later when people (and more people on top of that) finally see the merits brought upon by New Vegas to the series, I think he would've received better response IMO. Also, I don't think he's blaming NMA. He didn't actively engage in forum...

This.... is actually pretty sad. I guess NMA was way more glittering gems of hatred compared to nowadays, huh?

I thought OW was meant to be exactly that in some roundabout way to avoid Beth's lawsuits, but since I haven't played it I wouldn't know for sure.

My point is that having more options to interact with the world, NPCs, and objects AND actually going through with it is what makes the better RPGs. You keep saying they're different types of RPGs, but does simply being different means they're just as complex and deserving praise as you said...

With how much he planned for his dreams, I doubt he would be too transfixed on being ruler of Vegas. Especially since he said this: In other words, what he had before the Great War was obviously far greater than Vegas. The Great War simply wiped the slate clean for him to paint his brush on the...

I don't think that's the case, because he disagreed with how NCR is run but still lets their citizens come pouring into Vegas because of money. And I think if he can stop the Great War, which would mean more people alive, which would also mean more money, he would do it without second thought.

Not really. I said this once before, but you know how in Fallout 1&2 you can right-click mouse button to switch between movement cursor and interaction cursor? And then with interaction cursor, you can hover upon an object, hold left-click, choose between few options, one of them being skill...

That's more because Fallout 1&2 are less about factional conflicts and power-playing as New Vegas did it, and more about personal journey of the player character across the wasteland. New Vegas simply took the factional conflict part of Fallout 2 (NCR-Vault City-New Reno) by having NCR coming...

Adding to what Mepple said above, iirc it's also because the invention of the microfusion cells was a little too late to begin mass manufacture and commercialization into the market. They would've 'save the world', so to speak, but before they could do it the nukes were already launching left...

Play STALKER to know what I mean. Hell, if you've played competitive FPS before like Counter Strike, or played some hardcore FPS like Doom, you'll know what I mean. Obviously, it won't matter if you're not into FPS in the first place. In which case, you just need to accept the compromise that...

Well, have you tried comparing New Vegas's FPS mechanic with other FPS games? That's where the retardation opinion came from. Granted the game *tried* to hybridize a gameplay mechanic of FPS-RPG.... alas it doesn't really succeed to do it and fail to satisfy an FPS fan or an RPG fan. Like...

I actually forgot how I dealt with this. Have you tried talking to the guy who gave you the license? Or have you completed signing the deals with *all* possible resellers?

Here's the thing: the very fact that the game isn't an RPG, but an MMO, means whatever implementation of RPG designs into the game will never even be close to that which proper RPGs demonstrated. Hell, we still even have to factor the fact that the game is more shooter than RPG, and whatever RPG...

I've come to develop some peculiar preference to runny eggs dishes (scrambled, poached, and even omurice even though I haven't get the chance to try one) and chocolate chip cookies (the soft, chunky, and chewy kind).

Only the new(er)fags so far, those who registered around the year, the year before and the year after I registered. Most of the old bloods couldn't be bothered because they rightfully didn't even play or care at all. The rest like Toront are calling them out.

Ah, that kind of explained it. Still, to see people who haven't bought the game anywhere else than Steam singing choirs of praises to this filth is saddening. I fully agree with Mr. Fish: we gamers get what deserve.