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Excellent, few of the articles have been as concise as yours so it's been kind of murky, figured you would be able to shed some light on the situation. Thank you for the clarification.

Brendon, Based on several previews that I've read I've come to a basic understanding of how VATS works, I was hoping you would be able to confirm or deny this understanding. -you pause -you que targetted shots / reloads and possibly access inventory (?) -you activate your actions by...

The game is in first person and there is actually a world in between islands of civilization so actual travel is possible. In other words it is a completely different kind of game, so why would you assume anything to the contrary?

Ah, gotcha gotcha, I see what you are getting at. Yeah I really don't see that making any sense at all. In fact it is so nonsensical there really is no desputing it. Another thing that bothers me about VATS is that after all this talk used to justify the switch to first person and how it is...

Fine, fine. Anyways, I'm fairly certain that is how VATS functions, I was simply using the familiar TB terminology to make it easier to conceptualize.

Hence the quotations marks on the word "turn" and the note at the end where I essentially say calling it turn based is bullshit. You need to work on your reading comprehension skills, man.

It has been stated in at least one of the articles posted on this website's front page that you can que reloads and I never said you could move while in VATS nor did I claim you could not move in your enemy's "turn". Here, I'll rephrase: -you pause -you que targetted shots / reloads and...

Here is how I figure it based on everything I've read: You queue your actions (targeted shots, reloads and possibly inventory) in VATS and then when you exit they unfold in a slow motion cinematic sequence, this is your turn. After your turn the game re-enters real time and the enemy attacks...

Many thanks, DS. Alright, so Random Encounters have been confirmed by Pete, just not the method they are using. While I very highly doubt they will do anything resembling the original Fallout Travel or Random Encounters I guess I can always keep my fingers crossed.

Yeah, so in at least one of those previews it was confirmed that there will be a fast travel system in Fallout 3 but that they haven't yet figured out how they would implement it. Here is my suggestion on how not to fuck it up. Instead of having an absurd instant teleportation system like in...