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You're about two feet from a PC screen. You're across the room from the TV.

This puts the fist-pumping fratboy "bro" in a new light... ...wait, no it doesn't. ;)

What did you think the guy/guy version of Ladykiller meant?

The parts, however, are horribly heavy - especially when you're stockpiling everything but can't find wrenches.

Pretty much this. If you were into FOs 1 and 2 for the isometric view and turn-based combat, you'll be disappointed. If you were into them for the universe, story and humor, you'll like FONV.

Luck 9-10 gives +5 for every skill, so multiply that by 13 skills.

Yes you can. I hadn't yet met a single BoS member by the time I hit Freetown and I asked for a job from the Van Graffs, so kudos to you for creative thinking.

A level 30 character who has had Int 10 since the start will have 450 points to play with +65 from Luck 9 +52 from Educated +45 from the first tagged skills +15 from Tag! So yeah, it's possible, but that'd be one gimped player.

[spoiler:9fed07de9e]Well, you can make it so the BoS is allowed to leave without bloodshed, but no, there is no peaceful co-existence. Same with the Khans.[/spoiler:9fed07de9e]

And, finally, he comments on Corporal Sterling in Camp McCarren. So, talking to all three with Raul in attendance, Camp McCarren - Corporal Sterling Nellis AFB - Loyal Novac - Ranger Andy you get to upgrade Raul Tejada to a vaquero or upgrade his repair abilities.

Your Novac hotel room, any container sitting near a campfire, [spoiler:d311a60d4f]any one of your presidential suites in New Vegas...[/spoiler:d311a60d4f]

What's to argue? He shows a screenshot of a lone guy on a dusty farm and an underpopulated casino floor and says the game is dull. I passed by the NCR sharecroppers' area. It's actually rather large, with several greenhouses. And while the casino floors are indeed underpopulated, there's...

To be honest, I see the opposite. I see people who, having been introduced to the franchise by Fallout 3, being somewhat bored and disillusioned by New Vegas. Conversely, those who were clamoring over each other to cast the first stone at Bethesda for squandering their license of Fallout...

Oh man - the comments EXPLODED on RPS for that post. They're ripping on Quinns something awful for mentioning Little Lamplight in a positive light and daring to compare the writing in FO3 favorably to FONV.

I never once got the impression that I didn't know where I was or who the factions were. I just got the sense that I wasn't from New Vegas or the Mojave Desert, which would make sense, considering that I'm a courier on a caravan route.

Oops. WiscAWWnsin, then. ;)

There's no "I lost my memory" for any of the Fallouts - 1, 2, 3 or NV. 1 and 2, you were just starting out in the world. 3, you're born in the game. NV, you're a nobody, but in all of them you always know who you are.

It's one thing to be perky. It's another entirely to have absolutely no concept of context: You're in a desert wasteland - act like it! Moira was more like if you plucked someone from suburban Michigan and dropped her on her head in Megaton.

Maintenance of his fiefdom in the center of a land war between two empires.

Small-Framed and Good-Natured. Yeah, I'm a statwhore. So sue me!