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Notice the "many hours" part. I didn't say it's impossible. Oh come on bro, I was kidding. I still play in on my Apple 2 every day for 3 hours straight before going to bed.

I never really experienced major game breaking bugs in both F3 and NV, just some freezes, crashes and the occasional npc\corpse in the wall moment. I'm on PC though, so maybe the console dudes aren't as lucky. And it's good to see the game getting a lot of praise. The fact that people are...

Well, in most cases that is true, but if we aren't average players in the common sense, who are we? Hardcore FPS RPG guys? I mean, New Vegas on normal can be quite challenging at first, with glowing ones, cazadors, deathclaws and nightstalkers gang-raping you. And if that's not enough, hardcore...

But do people really deny that? I mean, I'm sure everybody who played F3 at some point figured out that the number in the title actually means something. I'm also sure that many compare NV to F3 because they haven't played F1/2, not because they all hate the first two games.

I'm not a fan of mods because I want to play the game the way the developers wanted you to play it, the way it was made and without half-assed and out of place content. I also love how these mod creators think they know what balance it better than the guys who actually develop games for a living.

Well, let's be honest here for a sec. I mean, it annoys me as well, just like the next guy who played F1 and 2, but can you really blame a younger gamer that just started playing games on his 360 for not playing a PC game that's 14 years old and is visually unappealing by today's standards...

Shame that armor makes everyone think you're NCR.

It is a WW thing, but it's also another dose of nostalgia for the classic fallout fans. Hell, the whole game is pretty much. I also found it to be a good way to set a clear line between classic fallout fans and the F3 era fans - the ones who prefer F3 over NV clearly haven't played F1-2 and...

Just finished my second playthrough and this time didn't skip the credits since I was in no hurry. Seeing all that silly shit just like in F1 and 2 really brings back some fine memories, doesn't it?

Not likely at all. What is likely is that Bethesda loses the case and Interplay gets to continue developing (or fucking up) the MMO. Really doubt Interplay will win back the franchise rights, that would be a miracle. And here's a funny thought, say they did. What then? Would they go back to...

Not 100% sure, no. But as far as I remember, after F3's launch most of the team went on vacation, probably along with Obama Howard. And I've read somewhere that Point Lookout was the only DLC done by F3's lead designers and they had absolute freedom to do whatever they want with it. Considering...

Still, don't see why they didn't include that option, unless they spend very little time on developing the radio to begin with. And looking at the radio bugs, that might be the case. Killing Mr. New Vegas would mean writing additional dialogue for the janitor that would take his place, like in...

Imagine how embarrassing it would be for Bethesda to lose the case along with the Fallout rights. It would be a rare case in gaming's history. Doubt it will happen though, it's not a world of miracles.

Somehow I really doubt a guy called #1 Fan can be for real. I mean, it's like worshiping George W. Bush. You know, I actually think that Bethesda has some talented people on the team with a lot of potential. There's even one of Thief's lead designers there as far as I remember. The problem...

Did you just insult me? Because anything with Todd Howard in it sounds like an insult.

His station seems to play the songs I like more often than the other one.

Wish Bethesda had someone this talented in charge.

In all honesty, elven6, this is really going nowhere. I could reply and turn every one of your pathetic arguments against you without even having to mention all the tasteless "cool story bro" comments that just scream "I'm jumping on the meme bandwagon 2 years after it left the station and fell...

In Fallout 3, Bethesda knew what all the sane players would eventually want and gave an option to blow Three Dog's brains out. Obsidian did not. Boy,what I would give for getting my hands on Mr. New Vegas and finally have a radio station without his voice after every song. But I can't find...

Maybe this point of the contract was kept as some last resort kind of a thing because of the nature of the claim. To me it seems like one of those small and absurd contract details that help win even the most ridiculous cases in America over the past years. I just don't see a company like...