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......Yes, I just did some research, and it seems like another Fallout style situation. Old games look poor, but tend to be brilliant games, being honest, I think the older concept looks good, I like the management screen idea and the combat put on it, so the combat isn't the overriding feature...

AHHHHHHH Use spoilers boy! Extreme lag in the vicinity!

And to quickly elaborate before they ask why it wasn't in the previous Fallouts: the weapon is generally impractical, say if your being charged by a super mutant wielding a rather large sledgehammer, and you shoot him once in the chest with a crossbow, the chances are he will still be charging...

Yeag, I have similar experiences with my old PS3 from 2006 as well. The frame rate never slows down in the original, but will always slow down in the DLC's when I fight NPC enemies specifically (Ghost People, Lobotomites, Yangzte Camp Survivors, White Legs).

Oh sorry, back to Fallout lore: Yes, but my point is, what if two NCR Rangers were standing next to each other, and a Legionaire shot one of them all sneaky like with a crossbow, then tried to reload in 20 seconds, but the other one would undoubtedly notice his Ranger buddy had died, then...

Well, i'm looking forward to XCom, mostly because it looks different to the average alien shoot 'em up, but I heard they've had predecessors (if someone can, could they please elaborate). Another game i'm looking forward to is Dishonoured, which looks really really good as an assassin style...

It's simple state holidays/vacations you've been on and state your opinions of said location and the holiday/vacation as well, i'll start: When I went to New Zealand a year ago, it was pretty big for me, my family a lower-working-middle class in England, so it was the most expensive holiday...

Yes, but my point is, what if two guys were standing next to each other, and you shot one of them all sneaky like with a crossbow, then tried to reload in 20 seconds, but the other one would undoubtedly notice his friend has died, then sound the hypothetical alarm, and you would die. With a...

Exactly this for me, i'm a bit further north than I think you are, so i'm closer to Newcastle, so really where I live would become would be hemmed in by radiation, but radiation free it seems. Maybe Seaham could be the center of a new and bountiful East Durham Empire........no.

Both are as equally scary, no? Joking, but it is rather, immature to find funny, although I am rather immature and will send it to some of my friends, it's the sentiment that counts.

Hey you should take this hurricane stuff seriously, after all Barack Obama is: Do as the good man tells you to.

Yes, modern military's use them, but still, they take the best part of a minute to reload, but they can kill if you are accurate enough, but a gun can be suppressed as well, and up to 20 round can be loaded into a gun per reload which can take less than 5 seconds to complete. So assuming that...

Well: I reckon, Detroit with all of it's industry, will get hit badly by the economic depravity before the war. Detroit would go through a rather long period of depression as their main industry is car manufacturing, and oil is starting to take a turn for the worst, thus hitting the car...

It's a bit late as well...they have them photos in the news bit of the forum...awkward...

Your right Crni Vuk, if aliens came to our planet for gold, water, or slaves, no one in particular, especially humans, are going to think it's a good idea.

10/10 for making me want to watch Spaceballs again, to the DVD shelf AWAY!

When the hurricane hits the east coast of America, I may have to stock up on three bottles of Irn-Bru, as the rain batters my poor little town, you New Worlders, with your darn dang nabbit hurricanes, pestering our little honest English towns with your light rain and breeze.

He was born in Scotland.....raised in America, damnit! He can still do a Scottish tang to his rather Yank accent, I can't see why as an actor he couldn't of done it.

Yeah, their patriotism was rather brilliant, it's a shame really that John Barrowman played an American, he's Scottish for god's sake, why can't he just act Scottish!

Indeed, indeed it is, although, the end of the world, i'll definitively need to get that on a t-shirt, imagine it now, "End of the World, 2012!".