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There is some BoS scribe at Arlington Library who pay for pre-war books. Still, those items are unfortunatley just unreadable pieces of junk but a bit more valuable than other :evil:.

I thought the same. And then I found them in... my fridge. I just dumped there all food everytime I gathered more and since it was quite a lot of various boxes I clicked some skill-books by mistake too. I do not like the way items are presented in inverntory. But books aren't as much...

There are several types of skill-books [each type for every skill], which are "eatable" and dispappear aftre use: Big Book of Science [Science] Chinese Army: Special Ops Training Manual [Sneak] D.C. Journal of Internal Medicine [Medicine] Dean's Electronics [Repair] Duck and Cover...

There are some crutches in Springvale School. I have found at leat two lying on the floor in one of the rooms on ground level.

Unfortunately PC which is sneaking-lockpicking-thief type isn't well rewarded in the game since most of all those hard-locked safes contains literally nothing worthy which - as it was stated in post before - could be easily found in mail-boxes. Just as if someone else stole valuables from...

I noticed additional stupidity in NPCs behaviour. Captives' for instance. For example: I freed some Captive held by Mutants just near Rivet City. He was unarmed. This guy thanked me, gave some stuff and said 'They will never catch me again'. And then he simply ran towards those Mutants who...

Thanks for info. I have just noticed some annoying thing though. I'll give an example: I used two plugins: "WeightFix" and "Slower Degradation". I checked them in Launcher/Files and they appeared in plugins.txt. But then I decided I wanted to try some "Wasteland Armory Upgrade" so I went...

About armory: I visited Simms in his house and picpocketed him for this key. Name of the key is something like 'Simms House Key' so it's not very obvious that it can be used to open Armory. I waited till evening and went to Armory building. There was Simms standing near it [after Burke's dead...

Where exactly is this plugins.txt file? I cannot find it in any folder game created.

I don't like to be forced by the game to level up in any particular moment. It needs some amount of consideration and it's not funny when level-up screen appear in the middle of situation that is fully packed with action and I do not wish to think about character development but rather about...

Here are some screenshots of my current character:

I do not understand it. Since they didn't expect that the bomb sitting in the middle of town will suddenly go boom [at least they wasn't aware when exactly will this happen], what's the point of running as hell? How did they manage to outrun the blast? Shouldn't all of them just perish? I...

I noticed that Perception is completely useless when it comes to spotting traps and mines. It is nice when in real Fallout games my PC stopps walking / some info showes up because there is trap nearby. Putting points into Perception really makes sense. In FO3 I have to look for mines myself even...

Here are some of my screens. [1] One of 'Classic Nova's head acrobations'. [2] 'Are they my legs? I'll tickle them to check if I feel anything.' [3] 'Maybe if I hide my head inside they will not spot me...' [4] Visuals are oh so amazing!

My computer specs are nothing fancy for current standars: Intel Pentium Dual Core E2220 2.4GHz // 2x1GB RAM // Nvidia GeForce 9600 GT. As for game I use 1024x768 resolution [I rarely need more in games], and set all things on high [textures, all kinds of details and fading... etc.] but...

There are some strange, ugly-looking items that are called 'pre-war book' or something. They can be sold, they can be tossed away in some crazy havok fun but they're unreadable - just some additional brick-like junk to clutter space... What's the point of putting such items into game is beyond...

Incidentally? Just forget about Overseer for a moment, go to his office, open this bloody secret tunnel first and then instead of leaving vault go back to the Overseer and his daughter... Do an experiment, talk to them, then kill Overseer, and then talk to his daughter... NPCs' behaviour...

But what series exactly is he talking about, huh? Because it surely does seem to be part of the series. Not Fallout series, but who cares since they "did what they do best".

Here's an example about handholding and so-called freedom. It starts very early and the way it works isn't very appealing. Right. I really love those reminders in upper left corner. They're even better than Oblivion's invasive journal since they appear here and there and evey time game is...