Taking a step back to last week to take a look at Gry Online's preview. Notes and translation - as always - courtesy of Ausir.<blockquote>"No recent game caused as much controversy and emotions as Fallout 3. For 4 years the fans of the series wondered whether the makers of Oblivion will manage to make a game as good as previous parts of the famous series. Will Todd Howard's team manage to compete with Timothy Cain's? The Fallout brand is an enormous force. On one hand, it's a self-driving locomotive, but on the other hand it might end up being a trap. Fallout, thanks to its post-nuclear atmosphere and immersive plot, ended up being a cult title. And every cult leads to fear of "desacration". Therefore Bethesda should be admired at least for their courage."
* She likes the voice acting of Silver and sheriff Simms
* Silver is an ex-prostitute and a junkie, who's trying to forget her past with the help of chemicals. She can tell you about the town and her history. However, all dialogue options, even the ones mean to Silver, seemed to lead to only one solution - helping her in her issues with Moriarty, the saloon owner.
* She thought that if she helped Silver settle the score with Moriarty, eating the squirrel-on-a-stick from her fridge won't be anything bad. But it was - she lost Karma.
* She likes the art style, but is not very impressed by the graphics - in low details they're too blurred, in high details they're too sharp, with no middle ground.
* She doesn't like the Lady Killer perk because it's chauvinistic. Pete says that it's not, because there's also Black Widow.
* They do not plan to release the editor for now
* They will make Fallout 4 and 5, and don't count out making a new title aside from Fallout and TES.
* Pete says that all they did in Fallout 3 was initially based on Oblivion.
Her final word is that even if Fallout 3 does not live up to the expectations of the fans of the series, it might simply end up being a good game, whose biggest flaw will be it having the "Fallout" brand. Furthermore, Fallout 3 and its promotional activities might remind players and non-players about Fallout 1 and Fallout 2.</blockquote>Fallout was a cult title. It's a mainstream title now.
* She likes the voice acting of Silver and sheriff Simms
* Silver is an ex-prostitute and a junkie, who's trying to forget her past with the help of chemicals. She can tell you about the town and her history. However, all dialogue options, even the ones mean to Silver, seemed to lead to only one solution - helping her in her issues with Moriarty, the saloon owner.
* She thought that if she helped Silver settle the score with Moriarty, eating the squirrel-on-a-stick from her fridge won't be anything bad. But it was - she lost Karma.
* She likes the art style, but is not very impressed by the graphics - in low details they're too blurred, in high details they're too sharp, with no middle ground.
* She doesn't like the Lady Killer perk because it's chauvinistic. Pete says that it's not, because there's also Black Widow.
* They do not plan to release the editor for now
* They will make Fallout 4 and 5, and don't count out making a new title aside from Fallout and TES.
* Pete says that all they did in Fallout 3 was initially based on Oblivion.
Her final word is that even if Fallout 3 does not live up to the expectations of the fans of the series, it might simply end up being a good game, whose biggest flaw will be it having the "Fallout" brand. Furthermore, Fallout 3 and its promotional activities might remind players and non-players about Fallout 1 and Fallout 2.</blockquote>Fallout was a cult title. It's a mainstream title now.
