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Water Chip? Been There, Done That
Shacknews has put up their impressions of Fallout 3 walkthrough after PAX:
<blockquote>The hulking armor-clad humanoids were accompanied by a blubbering beast called a Centaur, which slowly slimed its way toward me. After using the slow-motion VATS system to blow off its slimey head, I was momentarily victorious--until I noticed a Super Mutant holding a minigun in the background, lumbering out of a ruined church.
Later on, heading way out into the wasteland, I encountered a slaver town called Paradise Falls. I got a little angry with the town guard after being denied entry. He said I didn't seem enough like a slaver. I called him an asshole, and then called him out to fight. He said that sounded more like a slaver, and gave me a quest to enslave a few notable people from other towns to earn my entrance.
Heading far into civilization, I ran into a National Guard Depot, a giant "Enlist Today" sign above it. Outside, numerous robots guarded the doors, all very reminiscent of Fallout 1 and 2 machines. The "Robobrain" was like an irate version of the Lost in Space robot, all tube-like arms and powered by a human brain encased in liquid. Shooting the brain was the quickest way to kill it.</blockquote>
And, what's more interesting, they put up the scans of the Vault Dweller's Survival guide, Bethesda have been giving out. There is some interesting information. For example, there is a height comparison table for different creatures and objects. There are some relatively new creatures, as well as the already known ones. Also, there are the pictures of guns and many other stuff.
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Now we have all the pictures mirrored in our gallery (thanks Tannhauser). They are also available at Shacknews.
Many thanks to Jiggly McNerdington and Anani Masu.
<blockquote>The hulking armor-clad humanoids were accompanied by a blubbering beast called a Centaur, which slowly slimed its way toward me. After using the slow-motion VATS system to blow off its slimey head, I was momentarily victorious--until I noticed a Super Mutant holding a minigun in the background, lumbering out of a ruined church.
Later on, heading way out into the wasteland, I encountered a slaver town called Paradise Falls. I got a little angry with the town guard after being denied entry. He said I didn't seem enough like a slaver. I called him an asshole, and then called him out to fight. He said that sounded more like a slaver, and gave me a quest to enslave a few notable people from other towns to earn my entrance.
Heading far into civilization, I ran into a National Guard Depot, a giant "Enlist Today" sign above it. Outside, numerous robots guarded the doors, all very reminiscent of Fallout 1 and 2 machines. The "Robobrain" was like an irate version of the Lost in Space robot, all tube-like arms and powered by a human brain encased in liquid. Shooting the brain was the quickest way to kill it.</blockquote>
And, what's more interesting, they put up the scans of the Vault Dweller's Survival guide, Bethesda have been giving out. There is some interesting information. For example, there is a height comparison table for different creatures and objects. There are some relatively new creatures, as well as the already known ones. Also, there are the pictures of guns and many other stuff.
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Now we have all the pictures mirrored in our gallery (thanks Tannhauser). They are also available at Shacknews.
Many thanks to Jiggly McNerdington and Anani Masu.
love the way the guide give silly advices like the eye cover stuff, its like those old manuals that told the kids to duck and cover in case of a nuclear blast, good stuff.
Is it me, or do you have similar feelings?
