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Dan Stapleton, who did that 5 hour hands on for PCG and included info on non violent quest resolutions, posted this on Qt3.

Actually I just noticed something that pleases me a lot. Watch it again and listen to the music when the radios not on, very low key and ambient even during the combat. I wonder if the early report of it jarringly switching to more bombastic music was inaccurate or if they decided to change...

I mostly wanted an excuse to post some of the execrable FOBOS art. I actually wanted to post the one with the main female character stripping in the surf on a lovely tropical island for that extra setting based WTF? but I couldn't find it.

I'm not entirely sure but it looks like when he pulls out a Big Gun (Rock It Launcher being the scrapheap big gun) the raider realizes she's outclassed and starts to cower in hopes of being spared and only starts fighting again when attacked.

You can pretend he's not related. You can try and get him arrested so he won't show up at your wedding and grope a bridesmaid. But he bears the Fallout name and you can't escape it. FALLOUT : BROTHERHOOD OF STEEL

I think it's pretty ridiculous to say that Fallout 3 will be the blacksheep of Fallout while Brotherhood of Steel exists. Just to remind people, both Fallout 3 and FO:BOS gave out swag to journalists. Fallout 3 made 50s style lithographed lunchboxes and bobbleheads. FO:BOS gave out glow in...

Yeah the random encounter system in fallout 3 sounds like it will be centered around very portable scenarios that can be dropped in various spots. A trader fighting off a pack of wild dogs is much more easily laid down than an entire raider mini base with auto turrets. Anyway I don't think...

I guess this makes my post in the Fallout General section redundant. What's the proper method for bringing shit like this to the attention of someone with frontpage access? Anyway if this was a random encounter in Fallout 1/2 you would generally only have the fight/run options. Sneak by...

Actually this is worth watching just cause you can catch a lot a little shit going on in the background where people are playing hands on.

Back to the video in question briefly... I thought the section with the turret in the MS press conference was kinda weird but I just figured out what happened. Todd took a potshot at the turret with his shotgun before jumping out with the laser rifle intending to destroy it. However he hit...

Well considering poeple in the real world will sniff fermented human feces to get high, the odds of someone in a post apoc hellscape idependantly discovering you can get fucked up on brahmin shit fumes doesn't seem too out there.

You think he's lying about them switching to a nav mesh? That they've marked cover that NPCs can use? That the NPCs will actually use that? Please be specific because I'm not sure what you're actually claiming can't/won't be done.

I still think what's there looks really good. I'm hoping that once it finishes pulling back to the PC it will go into gameplay mode. I'm assuming that they made this teaser by just chopping off the first 30 seconds of the full trailer.

Well I'm not sure that was really worth staying up for. What was there seemed very nice but it was only like 10 seconds long. Black and White 50s style ad, remains of a living room, skeletal remains on the couch, and a PC readying a rifle. 95% of the show was GoW2 stuff which looks nice but...

DCoTE would be awesome if it weren't for that stupid "Take away your weapons and force you to do a crappy stealth segment in some sewers" part. If you were in any way responsible for that please take some time out of your day to build a machine that will kick you in the beanbag.

I'm not suprised. I may not like SPIKE's programming that much but G4 is uniformly assy. Maybe an exception for Ninja Warrior.

As far as the skill boosting outfits go I think it's pretty easy to justify the social ones. The perception that you are a good trade partner creates the reality that you get a better deal. When you leave the vagaries of human perception though it becomes a bit harder. In that case you kind...

In response to people talking about this on the BSGF

The older Fallouts had effectively invincible quest characters too. Either sitting in a literally invincible robo command chair/toilet and never moving until the game was over or simply booting you directly to a game over if you killed em. It's simply a matter of how many alternates can you...

14 was the number we heard a few times in the past. 13 was from a recent interview with Hines. It could have just been a mistake that he didn't catch and correct or one of those on that list is off. I can't personally recall throwing being mentioned, do you remember where you saw it Ausir?