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You have to use Father Elijah's computer, download a file, ask her about Elijah, and than tell her you found him.

Actually most speakers have clues to where they are. Graffiti often points them out.

Anyone got a link to the NMA review round-up of Operation Anchorage? Because I'm pretty they gave it higher scores despite the linearity, simplicity, and lack of dialogue.

This DLC has two themes. Rushing into things is stupid, and learn to let go. Apparently, judging by posts on other forums, they learned neither. I'll elaborate below. (Spoilers for people who aren't yet finished. Feel free to read, PC and PS3 bros) [spoiler:46a6eae30a]At the end, when you...

Half the fucking complaints about Dead Money are people being too stupid to listen to directions. EDIT: For me, it crashed once, and using the pump-action shotgun in VATS causes it to endlessly reload, forcing me to load an autosave. Oh, and I got the maximum jackpot on the slots (you know...

It's a weapon Elijah made from hologram emitters. EDIT: Also, the developers got crafty when placing traps. They often place them where they are hard to see, or in the Cloud where you can't see at all. Damn you and bless you, Obsidian.

Forgot something when mentioning the gameplay. There's these vending machines around the area. They run on the Sierra Madre's chips. You have to find codes for things like ammo and chems to unlock them at the machines. You can return cigarette packs and cartons or clothing to get more chips...

You guys get this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juMWKWR_BCo&hd=1 So we are even.

Wuzzat about the Big Empty and Tibbets? Anyway, someone asked how combat based this is. It's really difficult combat wise, so it's preferable to sneak. Ghost People have hard hitting weapons and Security Holograms are invincible due to being just light and can only be turned off by hacking...

In the beginning, sleep gas knocks you out, and Dog takes your equipment, as chemicals and radiation (which all of your stuff has been exposed to) trigger security systems at the entrance to the Villa, and transports you to the Sierra Madre. At the end, you just click on a gate and it takes you...

It's like an automatic This Machine. And This Machine could kill Deathclaws with one clip.

Nope.

Correct. Also, looks like I might just do another run just to be a completionist.

In all seriousness, here's what foreshadowings I got (Spoilered for people who haven't beaten it, PC/PS3 users should just go ahead and spoiler themselves) [spoiler:408ac6e4a3]A courier with a Pre-War flag on his back rescued Christine in her previous encounter with Elijah. He is hunting...

Then they do battle to determine who gets to be Lead Writer for the next Fallout game and there's lasers and rockets and fire and rainbows.

Not that I could tell of.

Looks like Cobra Commander, but yellow. Not joking.

Agreed. I'll add on a few points: -DLC can get frustrating at times due to having to REALLY scrounge around for things. -For once, crazyness is represented as something other than lulzy -DLC weapons are slightly overpowered. But then again, so's every high tier weapon in New Vegas. -Jesus...

Maybe next year, but not right now.

Man, I think I know too many ways to break Morrowind. Infinite Intelligence potions, permafortification, enchantment exploiting, spellcrafting exploitation, etc.