Renacles @ Renacles @discuss.tchncs.de

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Those are pretty good numbers

It's fantastic, I'm at the final boss and having a blast getting splattered against the floor.

They haven't in 10 years, I wouldn't hold my breath.

Between the ads, pricing and tracking I'm just going to stick to Liftoff, it works really well.

Oh, a game now costs 50% of your minimum wage? Too bad.

I have over 200 hours in New Vegas, the map is not very interesting, the quests are.

I already went over how people in Fallout 3 get food, it's there.

Fallout 3 takes place 200 years after the war and, like I said, the main story is terrible but most of the game has nothing to do with it.

New Vegas' world is mostly empty and static, the writing and RPG mechanics like reputation are what make the game as good as it is.

The thing about New Vegas vs Fallout 3 is that they have different target audiences, Fallout 3 is a game about exploring and immersion while New Vegas is an old school rpg with big decisions central hubs.

The capitol wasteland is in much worse shape than the Mohave. From what we see in Fallout 3, people generally eat squirrels, iguanas and pre-war food.

The capitol wasteland pretty much works on the basis of scavenging and trading with the occasional herd of brahmin or small farm here and there.

Fallout 3 also has a big emphasis on water, Megaton has a water purifier that is about to give out while other settlements just drink irradiated water or trade with merchants.

The main story in Fallout 3 is terrible but the world building is pretty solid overall.