Reilly's Ranger compound.Diablohead said:Where abouts is the place to hand in locations? also I have no idea on the max locations you can find yet.
If you are going for full achievements/trophies then you have to play the game 3 times anyway, so no biggie if you forget first time around.pringles said:I'm guessing you have to get all the bobbleheads on one playthrough for the achievement, right?
Because I just found out there was one I should have gotten before:/blowing up Megaton
Yeah, you're screwed for getting all the bobbleheads on that play. There are three that can be missed, the one you mentioned, the one in vault 101, and the one in raven rock.pringles said:I'm guessing you have to get all the bobbleheads on one playthrough for the achievement, right?
Because I just found out there was one I should have gotten before:/blowing up Megaton
Have you talked to the hotel owner in Rivet City? She has like four easy challenges in a row.Sallokin said:Just finished the game. Did all the main quests (obviously) and all the miscellaneous quests. I'm 10 speech challenges shy of the achievement can someone give me a few tips as to where I could go to knock out these last few remaining ones?
I haven't noticed anything... but then I was getting 60fps before the patch mostly so I'm not sure I would.Gully State said:Anyone notice a performance increase after patch 1.1 for the PC version? My framerates seem to be more stable after the patch. Am I seeing things or is everyone else experiencing this?
same for mePsychotext said:I have noticed that there's a strange pause before the VATS mode target sections show up now though.
Psychotext said:I haven't noticed anything... but then I was getting 60fps before the patch
sionyboy said:A little help...?
I'm very early in the game so I don't think this constitutes spoilers. I've made it to Megaton but I accidentally opened the door to the armory (which was locked) and now I've gone and pissed off the robot dude inside, who chases me around Megaton and kills me pretty quickly. Being a douchebag I didn't make any manual saves since I've been so used to quicksaves/checkpoints, but now every time I continue my game the robot dude just hunts me down and kills me, making things pretty.... impossible really.
Am I going to have to start again?
:O nice! thanks I'll try this outBroseybrose said:Are all PC players aware of the new (like a week old) 185.20 beta nvidia driver? In the control panel, there is a new option to turn on something called ambient occlusion. I set it to Low, as there is a framerate hit, but the visual difference between Off and Low is greater than the difference between Low and High. And man, it REALLY improves the perception of depth on the z-axis (in english: it makes it much clearer how close or far things are).
I already thought Fallout 3 looked gorgeous, and here comes nvidia with a driver that allows you to pump up the visuals even more...
check out this forum post with comparison pics. unfortunately i could only find comparison pics for Left 4 Dead, but Fallout 3 supports ambient occlusion as well.
so trueBroseybrose said:@MrTroubleMaker- just make sure you have a restore point to roll back on if the driver turns out to be a disaster on your rig :lol
you know how every driver gets different results on every machine...
The Chef said:Question about the president:
So he wants me to take that FEV to the purifier and tells me his grand idea of getting the united states back on his feet. All sounds great to me. But then it gives me the dialogue option to convince him to destroy himself?
I read that totally puzzled and thought ....why would I want him to destroy himself? Did i miss something?
I had to read up on the wiki article about him to discover that "His charisma and optimism mask his ruthless nature; he is even willing to order the robots in the facility to gun down his own troops to aid the Vault-Dweller's escape (should the player choose to help him) and murder nearly every living being in the Wasteland to achieve his goals."
Ok i understand the robot killing his men - thats bad. But as to how "he is willing to murder every living being to achieve his goals" - How did I miss that?
Is it really obvious that President Eden is really a malicious power hungry maniac?
It just seemed like a serious wtf moment to me. Didn't make a lot of sense at all. Or maybe I missed a major component in the plot and didn't realize it sooner?
Geeker said:Only pure people would survive, aka only the humans in the vaults and in the enclave. All the other wastelanders would die.
Ferrio said:Stupid computer, too trusting.
"Ya sure, I'll dump this in the water. By the way could you destroy yourself?"
*computer blows up*
*tosses vial*
Geeker said:Only pure people would survive, aka only the humans in the vaults and in the enclave. All the other wastelanders would die.
Dyno said:My character, Gamma Judy, was an Eden Girl through and through. When I was low level and eating mole rat meat in the dark just to survive, it was the calming dulcet tones of President John Henry Eden who was my only company. His stories and vision of a restored America stayed in my heart. Of course they would, he is after all the President of 'your heart.'
So Gamma Judy was good in that she helped humans and tried to make the Wastes a better place. She was however a complete rascist. I killed every ghoul I could, cutting off quest lines in the doing. I roasted Falkes alive even though she would have followed me. My 'very good' character did sink to neutral after wiping out every inhabitant of Underworld. These people are mistakes, after all, they were never meant to be. They would have no place in America's bright future.
The Chef said:Ok that makes more sense. Must have missed that little tidbit.
Would the wastelanders die by means of the FEV I put in the purifier?
Dyno said:My character, Gamma Judy, was an Eden Girl through and through. When I was low level and eating mole rat meat in the dark just to survive, it was the calming dulcet tones of President John Henry Eden who was my only company. His stories and vision of a restored America stayed in my heart. Of course they would, he is after all the President of 'your heart.'
So Gamma Judy was good in that she helped humans and tried to make the Wastes a better place. She was however a complete rascist. I killed every ghoul I could, cutting off quest lines in the doing. I roasted Falkes alive even though she would have followed me. My 'very good' character did sink to neutral after wiping out every inhabitant of Underworld. These people are mistakes, after all, they were never meant to be. They would have no place in America's bright future.
McDowell's voice was probably my most favorite video game character of all time. He added such authenticity to the role and he what's more, he totally changed the way my character saw the world.
burgerdog said:Cry more, please.
Diablohead said:If you are going for full achievements/trophies then you have to play the game 3 times anyway, so no biggie if you forget first time around.
The game is too fun to care anyway, replaying is more fun :lol
Nose Master said:Or you could just sit at neutral karma, and reload and change it to bad and good at the achievement levels ?_?
Dyno said:My character, Gamma Judy, was an Eden Girl through and through. When I was low level and eating mole rat meat in the dark just to survive, it was the calming dulcet tones of President John Henry Eden who was my only company. His stories and vision of a restored America stayed in my heart. Of course they would, he is after all the President of 'your heart.'
So Gamma Judy was good in that she helped humans and tried to make the Wastes a better place. She was however a complete rascist. I killed every ghoul I could, cutting off quest lines in the doing. I roasted Falkes alive even though she would have followed me. My 'very good' character did sink to neutral after wiping out every inhabitant of Underworld. These people are mistakes, after all, they were never meant to be. They would have no place in America's bright future.
The Blue Jihad said:On my second playthrough I'm considering RPing a self-loathing Vault survivor. Feels guilty about being lucky/fortunate enough to survive the nuclear apocalypse while others weren't/didn't. Wants to leave the Vault because she believes she can help the Mutants, Ghouls, the afflicted...the tired, the poor, the huddled masses yearning to breathe free.
When she emerges, however, and begins exploring the lands, she's going to discover that truly, nobody deserves to live. There is not a decent soul among the human survivors. Megaton is a cesspool. No Ghoul respects themselves enough to desire anything more than being subservient to human masters..she'll have a particular problem with Gob at Moriarity's Saloon. And the Mutants? While she'll respect their raw strength, she will be mortified by their brutality and exterminate as many as she can.
When she reaches the Family, she's going to make sure to use Bloody Mess. She'll be most disgusted with their pathetic attempts to justify and rationalize their own existence.
It will be a systematic destruction of every living thing. Animal, dog, human, ghoul, mutant, survivor. Everyone.
Extermination.
Compass said:Ah, yes, permanently missable items, and in an open-world game no less. The hallmark of great game design.
There's only two bobbleheads like that and only one of them has a poor reason for being so.Compass said:Ah, yes, permanently missable items, and in an open-world game no less. The hallmark of great game design.
sugaki said:All in all it was a decent RPG, but I enjoyed Mass Effect more. Being a hardcore Fallout 2 fan--which btw is still the best RPG ever made--it fell short in so many respects. Not much variety of guns. Can't upgrade guns. Can't be a made-man, marry (straight or gay), have sex w/ Brahmin, buy weapon upgrades, kill children, own a car, kill carjackers who stole your car, grow a sixth finger, sleep w/ others to complete quests, trek down to NCR and get a free set of Power Armor you could actually wear... the list goes on and on. Fallout 2 just gave you so much freedom and options (granted I only played as the goodie-too-shoes).
sugaki said:Ending was such garbage. Why not Fawkes, Charon? Ugh.
Yeah thankfully I had saved about 5 minutes before the ending so I could just resume my adventure, I also told fawkes to wait since he would kill steal a lotstarchild excalibur said:I just beat this 10 minutes ago, and i seriously agree. I was dumbfounded by the ending...my only response after watching the final cinematic was "You're joking, right?". I even went back and tried different things (turning on the purifier with low radiation count, sending in armored suit lady) and still your character is unplayable after the end.
For a game all about exploration you'd think they'd give you the option to do so even after beating the main quest.
starchild excalibur said:I just beat this 10 minutes ago, and i seriously agree. I was dumbfounded by the ending...my only response after watching the final cinematic was "You're joking, right?". I even went back and tried different things (turning on the purifier with low radiation count, sending in armored suit lady) and still your character is unplayable after the end.
For a game all about exploration you'd think they'd give you the option to do so even after beating the main quest.
I know. I sent the bastard off on his own. Then I hear shots, so I race over only to find he killed a deathclaw on his own, and just quietly strolls away.Diablohead said:Yeah thankfully I had saved about 5 minutes before the ending so I could just resume my adventure, I also told fawkes to wait since he would kill steal a lot![]()
Well, I haven't played Fallout 2, but I find this statement, in general, to be kind of ridiculous.Varna said:With all this technology it's funny how games are becoming more and more limited.
You DO use V.A.T.S., don't you?sionyboy said:Ok.... I'm going to give Fallout 3 one last chance today before I throw it out the window and move onto Dark Sector.
I'm level 4, I've done a few random missions (disarmed bomb, fixed water leaks, done 2 book challenges for Moira, and been to Arefu to find Lucy West's family dead). But I cannot venture into the wasteland as everything seems to kill me. A Mireluke to nearly all of my ammo to get him down (as well as the help of a passing slaver) 3 Mole Rats killed me off, 3 mercs did the same. I have fuck all ammo, my 10mm pistol (which is my best weapon) does 5 damage, there is no ammo to be found in Megaton and now the game wants me to go into DC to the GNR. There is no way I'll survive the journey thanks to my pathtetic ammo count and puny little weapons.
What the fudge? Am I missing something obvious, have I upgraded in all the wrong skills, or am I expected to sneak around the wastelands trying to avoid everything (and if the answer to this is yes then its going on ebay).
sionyboy said:Ok.... I'm going to give Fallout 3 one last chance today before I throw it out the window and move onto Dark Sector.
I'm level 4, I've done a few random missions (disarmed bomb, fixed water leaks, done 2 book challenges for Moira, and been to Arefu to find Lucy West's family dead). But I cannot venture into the wasteland as everything seems to kill me. A Mireluke to nearly all of my ammo to get him down (as well as the help of a passing slaver) 3 Mole Rats killed me off, 3 mercs did the same. I have fuck all ammo, my 10mm pistol (which is my best weapon) does 5 damage, there is no ammo to be found in Megaton and now the game wants me to go into DC to the GNR. There is no way I'll survive the journey thanks to my pathtetic ammo count and puny little weapons.
What the fudge? Am I missing something obvious, have I upgraded in all the wrong skills, or am I expected to sneak around the wastelands trying to avoid everything (and if the answer to this is yes then its going on ebay).