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What about Power/Combat armor?

Is there anyway to solve the end of the Empire's questline without lethal force?

Damn. That would have saved me a lot of time. I thought there was no way to do this quest without killing anyone.

Fallout - Obviously canon. Fallout 2 - As canon as the first game. Fallout Tactics - Semi-canon. Fallout: PoS - Bares little to no resemblance to Fallout; non-canon. Fallout 3 - The only thing I can accept as canon from this game is Operation Anchorage, because it was the only time I was...

Three months ago, I decided to dismantle my Xbox (about 9 years since I have played the system). Of course, like all systems, the inside was filled with dust, but everything else seemed to be in good condition, so I took out the Thompson DVD Drive, but had a hard time trying to screw it with the...

Morrowind and Oblivion are games many people still love, and they are also not on Current-gen consoles (Next-gen refers to upcoming consoles, not ones that are almost three years old). Remastered games are meant to improve the visuals of an old game (as in, a game that is at least two...

The game is not even half a decade old yet... it still has to reached its fifth anniversary to be a 5 year-old game. What the hell were they thinking, remastering a game from late 2011? It should have been Daggerfall or Morrowind, mainly the latter, as it is probably the only tolerable game in...

You might not realize this, but not everyone has the time to search and read threads from 18 years ago. And even if they did, it is not as though all of their concerns would be solved just by reading a couple of old threads. I honestly do not see the issue with bringing old subjects like this to...

There is hardly any roleplay at work when the choices you make bare little to no consequences, when just 9 out of the 10 races have the same exact attributes and stats, and being are forced to be the hero when you would rather just obliterate every NPC in the game. The fact that I feel like the...

Not really the reason why PC gamers were labeled as "entitled", but okay. Hell yeah! Nothing more satisfying than cleaning up the developers' mistakes!

As two other people already mentioned, I recommend Fallout Fixt, as it can fix certain bugs and restore some uncut content in the game.

So? Do you honestly expect him to dig up threads from around 1998? It might have been a major point once, but does that really matter? At least he is not being smug and arrogant about it, he is just simply pointing out that Fallout 2 has some serious problems, both in its lore and humor (albeit...

I personally find both games to be soulless money grabs because Bethesda advertised them to be so "deep" and "immersive" and "C&C", yet they failed to deliver, or were just poorly implemented. There is nothing wrong with enjoying the game, but you have to admit that these games are made by...

But you never explained how he went "overboard"; and that was a statement, not an explanation.

Not sure how dissecting a game with horrendous writing, world-building, roleplay, and character development, and making completely valid and legitimate reasons why each of these factors were done poorly, is the equivalent to making it out to be a "Superman 64 tier abomination", but okay. No, I...

It disappoints me that people would use nostalgia as an argument. Especially when most of the time, you have no clue if said person has nostalgia for said video game/movie/etc.

And being able to actually kill them.

Halo: CE - Quake III-esque gameplay for console players. One of the most thought-out and well-designed Multiplayer games, ever. Quake III Arena - For obvious reasons. Movement in that game was superb. Metroid - 'Tis a shame a franchise like this does not get the developer support that it deserves.

Much worse.