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Fallout 3

  • Chunks
  • April 7, 2008 at 11:21 PM
  • dux
    • November 3, 2008 at 10:51 AM
    • #321
    Quote

    ":3phl7o0m]Nice shot's Dux, almost looks like stalker.

    I was saying to my friend the other night it feels like a cross between stalker and bioshock heheh

  • FrieChamp
    • November 3, 2008 at 1:44 PM
    • #322

    So st0lve, Dux: Is it what you expected? Does it exceed your expectations even?

  • st0lve
    • November 3, 2008 at 2:21 PM
    • #323

    Well, it's what I expected. Poor dialogue, dumbed down etc. No reason to use 3rd person (except to see poor anims).

    But, I'll play some more and see if it will surprise me.

  • dux
    • November 3, 2008 at 5:17 PM
    • #324

    I like it for what it is. But it isn't Fallout. I still see this as some Oblivion Mod. But it's an enjoyable and addictive experience. I just don't call it Fallout 3. I call it Oblivion: Wasteland.

  • Buddy
    • November 3, 2008 at 6:42 PM
    • #325
    Quote

    ":2a599m9i]Nice shot's Dux, almost looks like stalker.

    Where?

  • st0lve
    • November 3, 2008 at 8:55 PM
    • #326

    Both games got some sliding NPC syndrome

    Npcs in my game slide everywhere, it's annoying

    The game doesn't really work as an FPS, nor work as an RPG. It's an OK game if they squeeze the major bugs out (like crashing ever 10 minutes), but it certainly isn't as buggy as people claim F1 and F2 to be. The game really needs to be polished, A LOT.

  • arhurt
    • November 3, 2008 at 11:33 PM
    • #327

    I've been having a hell of a lot of fun with the game and I think its very good despite what you say. And the game never crashed and I don't see that many floating NPCs or half of the bugs you guys describe.

    The only think I'll agree is to that annoying Moira character. God was I happy to blow her head with a shotgun!

  • twiz
    • November 4, 2008 at 5:36 AM
    • #328
    Quote from arhurt

    I've been having a hell of a lot of fun with the game and I think its very good despite what you say. And the game never crashed and I don't see that many floating NPCs or half of the bugs you guys describe.The only think I'll agree is to that annoying Moira character. God was I happy to blow her head with a shotgun!

    Aahhh aa yeah Moira is annoying as shit, but thats what she's supposed to be.

    I think the dialog is pretty solid, you have the same array of options as FO2, plus everything is voice acted and animated. It is certainly on-par with FO2 with sheer size and quests, there is just a huuge ammount of stuff to explore. I've got stuck in the landscape twice and had issues with a gun not firing a couple times, and once after I slept, there was some crazy black hole/tear in the space time continuum, but after I ran out of sight of it and came back, it was gone, so no real harm done. But other than that everything has worked fine, no crashing, no bugs, nothing.

    It definately feels like Fallout to me. I think the landscape and characters are spot-on. I mean, damn near everything is taken straight from the originals. I applaud Bethedsa for the time and dedication it took to so carefully emulate FO1/2 in 3d.

  • Cybbe
    • November 4, 2008 at 9:37 AM
    • #329
    Quote from twiz

    Aahhh aa yeah Moira is annoying as shit, but thats what she's supposed to be.

    I think the dialog is pretty solid, you have the same array of options as FO2, plus everything is voice acted and animated. It is certainly on-par with FO2 with sheer size and quests, there is just a huuge ammount of stuff to explore. I've got stuck in the landscape twice and had issues with a gun not firing a couple times, and once after I slept, there was some crazy black hole/tear in the space time continuum, but after I ran out of sight of it and came back, it was gone, so no real harm done. But other than that everything has worked fine, no crashing, no bugs, nothing.

    It definately feels like Fallout to me. I think the landscape and characters are spot-on. I mean, damn near everything is taken straight from the originals. I applaud Bethedsa for the time and dedication it took to so carefully emulate FO1/2 in 3d.

    +1

  • Jetsetlemming
    • November 4, 2008 at 11:27 AM
    • #330
    Quote from twiz

    I've got stuck in the landscape twice and had issues with a gun not firing a couple times, and once after I slept, there was some crazy black hole/tear in the space time continuum, but after I ran out of sight of it and came back, it was gone, so no real harm done.

  • KoKo5oVaR
    • November 4, 2008 at 1:47 PM
    • #331

    Ok fuck you guys i'm going to buy it this afternoon

  • -HP-
    • November 4, 2008 at 4:37 PM
    • #332

    I just got my lunch box today! This is the best CE I've ever bought, the little shaking head little guy is awesome, ah ah!

    the 45 minute long making-of is also very nice and pleasant to watch, and the art book is huge!

    Can't wait to try this game when I get home... something tell's me I'm gonna ask for a day off tomorrow...

  • arhurt
    • November 4, 2008 at 5:43 PM
    • #333
    Quote from arhurt

    I've been having a hell of a lot of fun with the game and I think its very good despite what you say. And the game never crashed and I don't see that many floating NPCs or half of the bugs you guys describe.

    Hell today I saw a bug. I shot a merc in the face with the shotgun and to my surprize instead of having a gory mess he just flew up a hundred yards in the air... he died from the fall moments later

    Now I had a great quest this morning when I'm just scouting the ruins and I get a radio signal. Turns out there are some guys trapped in the top of a hotel surrounded by supermutants. Getting them out was fun.

    The feral ghouls in the underground are scary! Jumped out of my seat a couple of times already (I know you can hear them a mile away, but you can't exactly see them and they are fast!)

    Tuning on the Galaxy Radio and hearing the news about your actions is pretty damn fun. I wonder if you play a bad character the guy's oppinions will be different.

    I heard about some kind of oasis on the Galaxy Radio and am headed that way, lots of exploring to do!

  • Chunks
    • November 4, 2008 at 6:52 PM
    • #334
    Quote from arhurt

    Hell today I saw a bug. I shot a merc in the face with the shotgun and to my surprize instead of having a gory mess he just flew up a hundred yards in the air... he died from the fall moments later

    Now I had a great quest this morning when I'm just scouting the ruins and I get a radio signal. Turns out there are some guys trapped in the top of a hotel surrounded by supermutants. Getting them out was fun.

    The feral ghouls in the underground are scary! Jumped out of my seat a couple of times already (I know you can hear them a mile away, but you can't exactly see them and they are fast!)

    Tuning on the Galaxy Radio and hearing the news about your actions is pretty damn fun. I wonder if you play a bad character the guy's oppinions will be different.

    I heard about some kind of oasis on the Galaxy Radio and am headed that way, lots of exploring to do!

    That's pretty crazy because I found out about the mercs in the hotel in a totally different way. I found the location for the oasis after I overheard some raiders talking about it.

  • arhurt
    • November 4, 2008 at 6:59 PM
    • #335
    Quote from Chunks

    That's pretty crazy because I found out about the mercs in the hotel in a totally different way. I found the location for the oasis after I overheard some raiders talking about it.

    This is one thing I'm in love with about this game. Every peerson I have talked about it has had a different experience. Some find a given quest/area via exploring, others hear about it from raiders and seek it out. Every gameplay feels unique depending on where and how you go and meet and react, the world feels so alive it's insane.

  • st0lve
    • November 4, 2008 at 9:10 PM
    • #336

    Yeah it's their random encounter thing.

    I met one friendly super mutant (more like ORC! and then my game crashed so I don't really know if he was recruitable), and one dude who said "HELP THEY HAVE BOMBS" and some raiders blew me to hell with a couple of Fatmans

    Oh and I met dogmeat, he joined me, then I sent him off for some ammo, and I haven't seen him since....

  • -HP-
    • November 5, 2008 at 1:13 AM
    • #337

    Shit, I've played it a bit tonight, and I'm completely blown away by this game!

    Even the graphics looks fucking nice, some of the terrain textures look a bit over-normal mapped, but apart from that the exteriors are really nice, and the interiors even nicer!

    I didn't played it much, only played around 2.5 hours, I'm at megaton at the moment, and it started getting dark. the lighting is really great!

    Those screenshots Bethesda made public before the game came out, don't show the true potential of the graphics.

    So yeah, that's pretty much it. there's shit loads of Fallout3 closed minded haters, including on MapCore, so here's a really sweet "fuck off" to ya all, I'm loving this game!

    PS. Does anyone know how to take screenshots on this game?

    Edit: never mind, found it, just press the prtscreen button, and it will create a .BMP file on the root of the game.

    here's two screen's I took before going to bed!

    [Blocked Image: http://i34.tinypic.com/jhfqjn.jpg]

    [Blocked Image: http://i33.tinypic.com/r25dnc.jpg]

  • dux
    • November 5, 2008 at 10:38 AM
    • #338

    Again, if you had played the first two you wouldn't be wetting yourself so much.

  • -HP-
    • November 5, 2008 at 10:48 AM
    • #339

    Maybe yeah, I do played a bit of F1 here at work last week tho, and I could get a taste of it. it's pretty nice, it should have been the shit back in 97

  • PogoP
    • November 5, 2008 at 11:22 AM
    • #340
    Quote from dux

    Again, if you had played the first two you wouldn't be wetting yourself so much.

    I've played the first two, thought they were OK; but they're very dated now.

    However, Fallout 3 rocks. There' s just something about it that really draws me in.

    I think because you set yourself up to just flat-out hate the game before release, you aren't even giving it a chance now. Cynicism is such a bad thing!

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