Nose Master
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Anyone know if Dogmeat only joins Good or Neutral? Cause I've walked all around the junkyard and I haven't ran into him... is he there certain times?
Pick up another weapon of the same type.Brashnir said:argh - my question got buried at the end of the page, so I'm reporting here:
how do you repair weapons yourself? I have a high repair skill, but the option to repair is greyed out. I know in Oblivion you need the repair hammers to do it. Is there a similar item in this game that I haven't found yet?
JayDubya said:How's the melee / sneaking in this incarnation? That was always my favorite kind of character in FO 1&2.
JayDubya said:How's the melee / sneaking in this incarnation? That was always my favorite kind of character in FO 1&2.
whatdidyousay said:How do I get to Rivet City? My map shows it's far, far away from the nearest station that connects to it with a dotted line...
It's impossible to miss Rivet City. Just follow the river down. The place is gigantic.whatdidyousay said:How do I get to Rivet City? My map shows it's far, far away from the nearest station that connects to it with a dotted line...
TEH-CJ said:Yea the game is surprisingly gorgeous!
im playing it on ps3 the supposedly gimped version and it still looks amazing! i couldn't imagine it on a high end PC!. granted i do have a Panasonic viera thats ISF calibrated. a wii game can look amazing on this TV.
Rodeo Clown said:Pick up another weapon of the same type.
IE: To repair an assault rifle, you need another assault rifle.
Rodeo Clown said:Convince them if you have a high enough speech skill. You can alternatively get the basement key (I think from the lead guard whose name escapes me) and then leave the door open for them.
Won't that take you through downtown? Not a place you want to be if it's early.Peronthious said:You have to go through the subway. Setting your route to it should take you through the nearest metro station.
I didn't do the quest that way. Sorry. :/Fyrus said:I got the key but when I go down there I see a terminal, a wall blocking the feral ghouls, and nothing else. What do I do?
Nose Master said:Anyone know if Dogmeat only joins Good or Neutral? Cause I've walked all around the junkyard and I haven't ran into him... is he there certain times?
Zeliard said:I'm a "Very Evil Marauder" and I found him. It did take me a while, though. Just keep looking and you'll eventually see him. Use your map to check the darkened areas you might've missed.
Ysiadmihi said:Feels exactly the same as Oblivion's.
ezekial45 said:Just came across a weird glitch where all the textures were floating in the area. It was freaky looking.
Anyway, the game is fantastic. Just got a few questions though:
1. Is it possible to enter Tenpenny Tower2. You guys got any good tips for the Fire Ants? Their kicking my ass hard and i think my weapons aren't cutting it.if you kill Burke? I did it after he killed Lucas.
3. Whats a good way to get caps? I'm always low on funds because i gotta repair my equipment (don't have the items to make most repairs).
You actually don't have to, I just followed the river down.Peronthious said:You have to go through the subway. Setting your route to it should take you through the nearest metro station.
WARNING: All Fallout 3 Players Must Read
In case you missed the large warning in our Fallout 3 review, if you complete the main quest by walking into the final room of Fallout 3, the game will lock you in there until you do what needs to be done - then it'll boot you back to the title screen. This sucks because there is so much more to explore in the Washington wastes and, unless you've saved beforehand, you'll be forever denied access to the outside world. Unless you start again, but really, who wants to do that crap?
So take the tip, whenever playing Fallout 3 - or any game of epic size and scope for that matter - get in the habit of having three saves; the games Autosave which triggers when you enter a new environment, plus two more that you should save over in sequence. Doing things this way will help ensure that your murderous sprees in Fallout can continue, while preventing you going on an actual murderous spree in the real world when you ruin your save.
JayDubya said:Anything stopping you from making several dozen different saves (other than hard drive space)?
DarthWoo said:Well this is unfortunate. After reading quite a bit of this thread and some reviews I was really interested in getting this game since my new PC can probably play it, but now I read (particularly on all the 1-star Amazon reviews) that this thing uses SecuROM? I haven't bought a new PC game in years, but is it true that having something so simple as a DVD burner and burning software will prevent the game from installing properly, and that it can potentially kill your hard drives?
MomoPufflet said:Where can I buy lockpicks? They seem to be either nonexistent or in very short supply at every vendor I've been to.
Zzoram said::lol Let me clear up all the misunderstanding.
It's just a simple disc check, no online activation, nothing malicious. Geeze, all this FUD is getting old. StarForce was YEARS ago, and it only disabled 1 model of DVD burner under some pretty rare conditions.
SecuROM comes in several flavours:
1. Simple disc check
2. No disc check, online activation, no limit to activations
3. No disc check, online activation, limit to activations
4. No disc check, online activation, limit to activations, ability to uninstall and get back activations
Fallout 3 uses method #1. EA's games use #3 at the moment, but they are changing it to #4. Bioshock started as #3 but is now #2.
mines and grenades. combat shotty is not bad tooezekial45 said:2. You guys got any good tips for the Fire Ants? Their kicking my ass hard and i think my weapons aren't cutting it.
DarthWoo said:Do you have the Steam version then? I know Wikipedia is hardly reliable, but all the user reviews seem to indicate the physical version includes more than just the disk check. Many users are particularly furious because it was originally stated by the devs that it would be just the disc check version but was not.
Loudninja said:How many side quests are in the game?
Zzoram said:Not sure, but there are a lot. Also, quests in Fallout 3 aren't really throwaway quests. They are mostly quest-chains, even side quests. You'll get 1 objective, and 1 optional objective. After completing that, or along the way, you'll often get more objectives added on, or it will open up more quests.
Zzoram said:Just find them in boxes in the environment. I've always got like 30 on me, and I don't break them often.
DarthWoo said:Sad, guess I'm not getting this one. I'd consider getting it over Steam, but at 7GB, it would take several consecutive days to download it (if I never shut off my PC).
MomoPufflet said:Well duh :/ That's what I've been doing. I want to know where to buy them.
Zzoram said:You won't get this game because the retail box has a disc check, and Steam is a big download? Seriously? Disc check has been standard since the invention of PC games.
DarthWoo said:As I've said, countless people are reporting that it isn't just a disc check, and I can't imagine that many people would be just making things up. Does Steam allow downloads to be paused and resumed between shutdowns? Otherwise, there's no way I can download the whole thing before I'd have to eventually shutdown my PC.
DarthWoo said:Sad, guess I'm not getting this one. I'd consider getting it over Steam, but at 7GB, it would take several consecutive days to download it (if I never shut off my PC).
bounchfx said:What is your connection, 28.8? 7 gigs should take one night at max. Steam Downloads are insanely fast (500k-2mb/sec)
bounchfx said:What is your connection, 28.8? 7 gigs should take one night at max. Steam Downloads are insanely fast (500k-2mb/sec)
DarthWoo said:As I've said, countless people are reporting that it isn't just a disc check, and I can't imagine that many people would be just making things up. Does Steam allow downloads to be paused and resumed between shutdowns? Otherwise, there's no way I can download the whole thing before I'd have to eventually shutdown my PC.