D23 said:the goty version is still $60!!
i got a $25 gift card at gamestop,, and i was thinking of getting the vanilla version of fallout 3 for only $20.
are the DLC really that worth it?? how long is the vanilla Fallout 3 ?
Technosteve said:i think i'm going to buy new vegas day one, i waited for the GOTY and i just blew through most of the content and have a bunch undone. I realized that if i would of gotten the game at launch i would of enjoyed all the dlc, instead of doing a 100 hour in two weeks =(, i would of had time to enjoy everything.
Who would of known?Ledsen said:It's "would have" please
The only DLC i would get it broken steel. I thought I just had to play the others and MEH no where near as good as the vanilla game.D23 said:the goty version is still $60!!
i got a $25 gift card at gamestop,, and i was thinking of getting the vanilla version of fallout 3 for only $20.
are the DLC really that worth it?? how long is the vanilla Fallout 3 ?
Thank you. I thought I had read that the GOTY version was all faulty but the regular one not so much. So what I'm thinking is that after installing the DLC it all goes south?Ledsen said:The GOTY version is simply the normal version packaged with the DLC, so getting them separately won't make any difference.
DeVeAn said:The only DLC i would get it broken steel. I thought I just had to play the others and MEH no where near as good as the vanilla game.
neoism said:so guys this is a little OT but I'm getting Fallout Vegas... for 9.99 on Amazon day 1, but I'm willing to wait for some good mods... This is the first time playing on PC for me. How long will I have to wait for good mods after launch day..?
See that's the thing... I'm a one time gamer... with these type of games(also RPG)... I played 133 hours of fallout 3 on one save... I did everything. I'm willing to wait for a month if need be or longer. I just want to experience mods for fallout this timeMrBelmontvedere said:just IMO here, but mods are best reserved for the second play through. play it as the developers intended first, then the second time through go crazy with mods (which should be around by then) + see whatever you missed the first time.
neoism said:See that's the thing... I'm a one time gamer... with these type of games(also RPG)... I played 133 hours of fallout 3 on one save... I did everything. I'm willing to wait for a month if need be or longer. I just want to experience mods for fallout this time
D23 said:i finally got it!! the vanilla version.
can anyone here tell me any tips for a newcomer!
like what should i do after getting out of the vault, should i proceed do the main quest or do side quest??
i feel like the first time playing oblivion when you just got out of the sewer!
D23 said:i finally got it!! the vanilla version.
can anyone here tell me any tips for a newcomer!
like what should i do after getting out of the vault, should i proceed do the main quest or do side quest??
i feel like the first time playing oblivion when you just got out of the sewer!
DrForester said:I'd wait a bit before you go into the DC area. A really nice string of quests is with Moria, who owns the shop in Megaton to fill out a wasteland survival guide. Good way to get started I think. Also, get your explosive? skill up to 30 ASAP and get your house in Megaton for disarming the bomb (Unless you're planning to go evil.)
MrBelmontvedere said:just IMO here, but mods are best reserved for the second play through. play it as the developers intended first, then the second time through go crazy with mods (which should be around by then) + see whatever you missed the first time.
Marvie_3 said:So apparently if you stay in the Rivet City Marketplace for too long after they close, everyone tries to kill you. :lol
What?! :lol I had noticed that the doors lock after a certain time. Didn't think much of it. You would think they would try and kill Paulie Cantelli for stealing chems. but, no!Marvie_3 said:So apparently if you stay in the Rivet City Marketplace for too long after they close, everyone tries to kill you. :lol
I'd heard them say things like "We're closing. You need to leave" and I would always leave. I wanted to see what happened if I didn't leave. A couple of the people will start yelling at you and following you around and eventually everyone flips out and turns hostile. :lolsubversus said:Man, they ARE CLOSED :lol You should've left the place.
Marvie_3 said:I'd heard them say things like "We're closing. You need to leave" and I would always leave. I wanted to see what happened if I didn't leave. A couple of the people will start yelling at you and following you around and eventually everyone flips out and turns hostile. :lol
Marvie_3 said:I'd heard them say things like "We're closing. You need to leave" and I would always leave. I wanted to see what happened if I didn't leave. A couple of the people will start yelling at you and following you around and eventually everyone flips out and turns hostile. :lol
Negative karma.....and a lot less people to trade with. :lolDrForester said:Can you kill them without penalty?
I did and then reloaded my save. I like Rivet City Marketplace. :lolsubversus said:I hope you killed them all?
Good lord, I came here to ask about this, actually.DrForester said:My biggest problem with Broken Steel was the new Scorpion, Ghoul and Super Mutant enemies. They weren't more challenging, just really really annoying with way to much HP, nothing really killed them effectively.
If an overlord isn't carrying a tri-beam rifle then you can reverse pickpocket a grenade or mine onto him. Or like Minamu said, destroy their weapon.Seanspeed said:Good lord, I came here to ask about this, actually.
I'm in the Garden of Eden mission and I'm up against constant Overlords. Normally, I just Fat Man them, but I've only got 2 left and I think I've still got a ways to go.
What other strategies are there? I tend to use 4 to 5 medpacks if I take them with normal weapons and I'm running low on those, too. I really dont want to have to leave and come back, so any help would be appreciated.
Seanspeed said:Good lord, I came here to ask about this, actually.
I'm in the Garden of Eden mission and I'm up against constant Overlords. Normally, I just Fat Man them, but I've only got 2 left and I think I've still got a ways to go.
What other strategies are there? I tend to use 4 to 5 medpacks if I take them with normal weapons and I'm running low on those, too. I really dont want to have to leave and come back, so any help would be appreciated.
Dries said:Quick question: Get the GOTY version for the PS3 or 360?
Massa said:Unless you're stuck with a 40+ hour save on the PS3 version, like me, go with 360.
Speaking of, does anyone know if the Euro Fallout 3 GOTY can read a US save file?
Dries said:I am not. I was kinda leaning to the graphics comparison. Which version looks better?
Yes.lucablight said:I can just install the disc with the DLC on it so I won't have to swap later right? (360 version obviously)
lucablight said:I can just install the disc with the DLC on it so I won't have to swap later right? (360 version obviously)
kamspy said:Just finished Point Lookout for the first time. Now returning to main quest to get to Broken Steel. Played The Pitt and Op Anchorage on an older save. Don't know if I'll be returning.
Never bought Mothership Zeta. Is it worth the $10? Or should I just wait for New Vegas. Reviews make me want to pass, but I don't trust reviews.
Zeta is the worst of the DLCs but there is a ton of awesome loot in it. Max out your repair and carry limit and you can get lots of great stuff.kamspy said:Just finished Point Lookout for the first time. Now returning to main quest to get to Broken Steel. Played The Pitt and Op Anchorage on an older save. Don't know if I'll be returning.
Never bought Mothership Zeta. Is it worth the $10? Or should I just wait for New Vegas. Reviews make me want to pass, but I don't trust reviews.
Gravijah said:I am pretty sure the 360 version looks better.
kamspy said:Just finished Point Lookout for the first time. Now returning to main quest to get to Broken Steel. Played The Pitt and Op Anchorage on an older save. Don't know if I'll be returning.
Never bought Mothership Zeta. Is it worth the $10? Or should I just wait for New Vegas. Reviews make me want to pass, but I don't trust reviews.
No you don't, but I don't think it's necessary. It's linked to the other games in theme but it's a separate story (I haven't played those games either, mind).Dries said:About to start the GOTY edition soon. Never played any of the other fallout games though.. Will I get a synopsis of the fallout story so far when I begin?
Going in blind to the earlier Fallouts is probably for the best. Its similar to how if the first Star Wars movie you watch is Phantom Menace you wont be let down.Dries said:About to start the GOTY edition soon. Never played any of the other fallout games though.. Will I get a synopsis of the fallout story so far when I begin?