Fallout
There isn't a PC version, it's a console game that also works on the PC. What system they made it for doesn't matter, console is a state of mind. I am of course comparing 3 to 1 and 2... character creation and customization is dumbed down so the masses who have played oblivion but not Fallout won't be confused, while the ingame fonts and screens are huge and ugly so they will work on a tv screen.
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yeah its basicly Oblivion but with guns and nukes, its a shame that consoles have taken over gaming like they have, no-one seems to be develop pure PC games anymore, most of the time they just do a console - PC port.
vanilla Oblivion was epic fail, but with a motherload of homebrew mods it is awesome and enjoyable to play. but still it is noticeable that it was first designated for console release.
vanilla Fallout 3 isnt exactly epic fail, but the story got huge plotholes and the ending was just sad. hopefully Beth will release mod tools so the fans can fix the broken parts.
hopefully GTA will not go the "bad console port" way altough i am abit wary about it.
vanilla Oblivion was epic fail, but with a motherload of homebrew mods it is awesome and enjoyable to play. but still it is noticeable that it was first designated for console release.
vanilla Fallout 3 isnt exactly epic fail, but the story got huge plotholes and the ending was just sad. hopefully Beth will release mod tools so the fans can fix the broken parts.
hopefully GTA will not go the "bad console port" way altough i am abit wary about it.
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Agreed, it's much better than Oblivion out of the box. And fortunately, skillfull people have already made great progress in improving at least the game mechanics through hex-editing. Modding tools is a must, if and when they releases them the game can be made to shine.Talin_Trollbane wrote: vanilla Fallout 3 isnt exactly epic fail, but the story got huge plotholes and the ending was just sad. hopefully Beth will release mod tools so the fans can fix the broken parts.
Haven't played through to the end yet, but I've enjoyed the bits of storytelling so far, at least from sidequests. The main plot if fairly predictable, but what main plot isn't.
Read some funny arguments on other boards where people complain about some stuff, like the Tenpenny tower quests. Not to give too much away, but you'll be hard pressed to device a fairytale happy ending to that set of quests. Which is upsetting some people. Aww... GO BACK TO *insert fluffy game here*
And the same goes to you "the graphics are too bleak"-people
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Heresy!darknessfood wrote:I like the Vanilla one very much, if I could enhance that, itwill be awesome!
This mod adds item descriptions to Fallout 3, and it looks surprisingly good. So good in fact, that one wonders "Why isn't this in the game in the first place."
http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=430
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I bet it wasn't very hard to create it, just modify some Oblivion files or an already existing mod with Construction Set and there you have a Fallout 3 mod.Ethric wrote:Heresy!darknessfood wrote:I like the Vanilla one very much, if I could enhance that, itwill be awesome!
This mod adds item descriptions to Fallout 3, and it looks surprisingly good. So good in fact, that one wonders "Why isn't this in the game in the first place."
http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=430
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Well I've been playing Fallout III. I must say, it's a lot more impressive than I thought it was going to be.
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till you encounter the ending and the many plotholes and very strange situations. (Little Lamplight anyone?)winterfate wrote:Well I've been playing Fallout III. I must say, it's a lot more impressive than I thought it was going to be.
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The biggest problem of this game is that it ends too fast, too suddenly and without the option to keep playing after the main quest is done. Not being able to level past 20, also makes it shorter: after a while you won't feel motivated to explore. Nevertheless it's 50-60 hours of fun.
The biggest problem of this game is that it ends too fast, too suddenly and without the option to keep playing after the main quest is done. Not being able to level past 20, also makes it shorter: after a while you won't feel motivated to explore. Nevertheless it's 50-60 hours of fun.
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So is the game buggy?
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Bethesda Softworks®, a ZeniMax Media company, today announced plans to make both its editor and downloadable content available for its award-winning game, Fallout® 3 in the coming weeks. The official editor for Fallout 3, called the G.E.C.K. (Garden of Eden Creation Kit), will be available for free download in December and will allow Games for Windows® users to create and add their own content to the game.
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