Fallout 3 Is Better Than You Think - Many A True Nerd

Cobra Commander said:
Haha, maybe that's why he thinks New Vegas is inferior, too much trouble to bang Red Lucy. You have to pick all that eggs and such.
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Oh man, Sarah is just as bad! Not only does he have to go around the map and search for vaults that have vault suits, he needs to collect 30 and bother himself to get enough speech to get Sarah to have sex with you after collecting suits AND to manage the inventory... :mad: That got him there!
 
Norzan said:
Seems we are going through a phase where games that were criticized somewhat heavily on the past (i.e, mid to late 2000s), now suddenly have a bunch of defenders and they want to convince you how wrong you were.
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NMLevesque said:
That was kind of the point I was making. They both did it. Not sure why so many people misunderstood that.




Moving goalposts. Moving on.



There's a lot of them. They have armor and weapons that aren't crap. There is at least one sentrybot and merc with a missile launcher, in addition to some turrets. Even just the 3 with one sentrybot and a turret on the easiest route to Rivet City are too much at the very beginning. I should know, because that's what I did literally every run.




XD Whether it feels different? That's one hell of a goalpost shift.

I love how I didn't even have to say anything and people immediately brought up having to use the dart gun, a gatling laser, or a railway rifle even though there's no way to *start the game with them*. It also takes a while to get them, even if you wanted to save scum around with prior knowledge of exactly where to go while avoiding anything that grants exp. Why did I even bother replying. You all sunk the argument without my help.
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I'm not sure where your goalpost was, but mine hasn't moved. I'm talking about the stupidity of fighting the same super mutants for over a hundred hours of play.
 
I think opinions have changed because players have changed. Fallout 3 is old enough now for a younger journalist on a gaming website to refer to it as a classic, because they played it when they were young. Bethesda's sales are also high enough now that a much larger proportion of their players are people who never played or even knew about the originals.
 
Jabberwok said:
I think opinions have changed because players have changed. Fallout 3 is old enough now for a younger journalist on a gaming website to refer to it as a classic, because they played it when they were young. Bethesda's sales are also high enough now that a much larger proportion of their players are people who never played or even knew about the originals.
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All the more reason for places like NMA to continue to exist. If this whole place were to go up in smoke, Fallout would lose it's last remnant of people that truly value or even remember where Fallout came from.

Do Fallout 4 fans even know who Tim Cain is?!
 
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