Mingan on 4/7/2007 at 18:00
The only questions I have about these dolls is how rare are they? If they're unique like the memory chips in FO2, it's much of the same (even if it makes no sense that a doll head gives you stats). On the other hand, how do they work? Do you have to consume them? Or just have them in inventory?
I think there's not yet enough info on this to make a clear call.
Zygoptera on 29/8/2007 at 01:51
No doubt some will loathe the source, but NMA has by foul and underhanded means only used by fascist infiltrators or communist agents-provocateur produced a very in depth (
http://www.nma-fallout.com/article.php?id=38620) article on the Fallout 3 demo shown at Leipzig. It's well worth a read, though the NMA haters may wish to avoid the opinion/ editorial section of page three to keep their blood pressure at safe levels.
oudeis on 29/8/2007 at 04:18
So what exactly do they want? Frankly I'm not certain they even know themselves.
Koki on 29/8/2007 at 06:29
It sounds terrific. I didn't even read it all, I had enough at shooting cars full of petrol after one hundred years(Protip: The war in Fallout was all about petrol) which explode in mini-nuclear blast and radiate the surrounding area for a while.
what
aguywhoplaysthief on 29/8/2007 at 07:01
Judging by the Eurogamer preview screenshot, it looks like Oblivion's woeful straight-on coversation-cam is back in full force.
Moi Dix Mois on 29/8/2007 at 10:32
Quote Posted by Koki
It sounds terrific. I didn't even read it all, I had enough at shooting cars full of petrol after one hundred years(Protip: The war in Fallout was all about petrol) which explode in mini-nuclear blast and radiate the surrounding area for a while.
what
Pre-War cars in Fallout were already running on nuclear fuel, weren't they? The car in F2 was certainly nuclear powered, and was prewar.
Still, I don't agree with them blowing up in massive nuclear explosions every time to shoot the damn things.
Phatose on 29/8/2007 at 14:02
It was fusion fuel, not fission. Bullets can do many, many things, but initiate nuclear fusion ain't one of em. Not is their gonna be enough hydrogen to make much of a pop from a chemical explosion.
Rogue Keeper on 30/8/2007 at 13:29
Quote Posted by Phatose
fusion fuel
Even though the concept of hydrogen/helium fusion process in portable batteries sounds totally ridiculous, but hey who cares. It sounds cool.
I think the war was about oil in general.
Koki on 30/8/2007 at 16:42
Petrolium and uranium. War never changes, always about resources... of course Bethesda changed that too.
