Dark Humor and Bethesdas Take on It
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RedPanther1
First time out of the vault
Well, most of the freed slaves in the church were named after members of Lincolns cabinet and the slaver at the memorial, "Leroy Walker" was the confederate secretary of war.
Also if you finish the GOAT and talk to Freddy Gomez, he asks you what you got for number 10. Lol.
Also if you finish the GOAT and talk to Freddy Gomez, he asks you what you got for number 10. Lol.
Nodder
It Wandered In From the Wastes
UncannyGarlic said:
And these are the people who are more interested in standing in line all night to get Gears of War 2 for the golden gun than in buying Fallout 3, who said that Bethesda was pandering to them.
The general dumbing down of games is part of the whole mainstreaming of video games and technology- it's also why Web 2.0 is supposed to be so user-friendly and catering to mass audiences. More people are playing games and using the internet, things have to be easier to accommodate them.
Nodder
It Wandered In From the Wastes
You can't fight the future.
Nodder
It Wandered In From the Wastes
Er, the internet and Web 2.0 is not restricted to the U.S.
Additionally:
- The Lincoln Collectibles: I want that little statue.
- Tin Can on the Can: In the RobCo building, in one of the restrooms you'll see a dead protectron sitting on a toilet.
- Just Another Reason Not To: I forget specifically where, but there's a skeleton face down in a toilet. Upon further inspection, it's a trap consisting of fission batteries in the resevouir and a pair of wires dipping into the water.
- The Lincoln Collectibles: I want that little statue.
- Tin Can on the Can: In the RobCo building, in one of the restrooms you'll see a dead protectron sitting on a toilet.
- Just Another Reason Not To: I forget specifically where, but there's a skeleton face down in a toilet. Upon further inspection, it's a trap consisting of fission batteries in the resevouir and a pair of wires dipping into the water.
nacho66
First time out of the vault
It's not really beth's intended dark humor, but I found it really very funny to see how 'great' secret service Tenpenny has 
I easily convinced (speech 100%) gate keeper to let me in with a business proposition (a 19 yrs old girl character). Entered without any security-check, with ready-to-shoot combat shotgun in hands, walked past all so-called security, got onto top floor where only one soldier guarded Tenpenny's door. Found Tenpenny sitting alone on the balcony. I blew his head off, walked out of the room, past that guard who not only didn't hear shotgun fired but also greeted me. Went to lobby, walked past the main door and then the main gate (again passing few soldiers by). WTF? According to this security captain, they get paid pretty well for their job. If only Tenpenny knew what losers he hired
I easily convinced (speech 100%) gate keeper to let me in with a business proposition (a 19 yrs old girl character). Entered without any security-check, with ready-to-shoot combat shotgun in hands, walked past all so-called security, got onto top floor where only one soldier guarded Tenpenny's door. Found Tenpenny sitting alone on the balcony. I blew his head off, walked out of the room, past that guard who not only didn't hear shotgun fired but also greeted me. Went to lobby, walked past the main door and then the main gate (again passing few soldiers by). WTF? According to this security captain, they get paid pretty well for their job. If only Tenpenny knew what losers he hired Rev. Layle
A Smooth-Skin
Eyenixon said:
I know that is the whole "dramatic end game" moment - but I laughed through that whole bit, it was actually the one of the most humorous moments int he game for me.... as all that crap is going on, i'm sitting there going "oh my god - that is stupid funny"
Related LULZ
[spoiler:5fc882dbb3]Once when I was playing through that section, in the area right before you reach the Jefferson Memorial, something amazing happened.
Liberty Prime flew up into the air, I thought he was doing some sort of special attack (You know, like the end of The Iron Giant), but instead was stuck in some sort of unending loop of death.
I took a shot at him with the Fatman, but it didn't do anything, so I reloaded and had to do the whole section over again.[/spoiler:5fc882dbb3]
[spoiler:5fc882dbb3]Once when I was playing through that section, in the area right before you reach the Jefferson Memorial, something amazing happened.
Liberty Prime flew up into the air, I thought he was doing some sort of special attack (You know, like the end of The Iron Giant), but instead was stuck in some sort of unending loop of death.
I took a shot at him with the Fatman, but it didn't do anything, so I reloaded and had to do the whole section over again.[/spoiler:5fc882dbb3]
ultrabrilliant
First time out of the vault
This happened to me, a friend of mine *and* there's a video of it on YouTube. Bethesdarse stun me sometimes.
Nodder said:
I dont see why its such a big deal to like to blow things up... GoW is great action fare, nothing wrong with that. But it'd be wrong to compare that game to Fallout 3 simply because intense explosives are involved...
and I gaurantee you a great deal of people who purchase GoW2 wil not purchase Fallout 3. (I have both, but I've never been in the majority). So yeah I guess I agree with Nodder.
Anywho... Around the waste disposal facility up near... err... past Minefield, theres a shack right in the middle of a really radioactive field. The shack is full of Rad-Away, like in the sink and floor and in boxes. Yet there is a wanderer in the bed, dead, with a .32 on the nightstand. All the Rad-Away in the world isnt enough to deal with it all...I suppose.