When I did accidentally do that(Or felt the burning passion of avenging Nipton) I would go through the Deathclaw areas as a diversion, I can outmaneuver Deathclaws, I can't outmaneuver bullets.
Wasn't there a mod that shot Deathclaws somewhere?
I swear, I saw a mod that has a gun that shoots Deathclaws somewhere, but that was so long ago I doubt I could find it again (wasn't conviniently named Deathclaw gun or something liike that, hmph) ...
When I did accidentally do that(Or felt the burning passion of avenging Nipton) I would go through the Deathclaw areas as a diversion, I can outmaneuver Deathclaws, I can't outmaneuver bullets.
Really? If there was one place I didn't felt sorry for was Nipton. Even Ghost says it. "That place was a complete ****hole".
It was sarcasm.
I just wanted to kill them for putting mines under the corpses I was trying to scavenge.
Wasn't there a mod that shot Deathclaws somewhere?
I swear, I saw a mod that has a gun that shoots Deathclaws somewhere, but that was so long ago I doubt I could find it again (wasn't conviniently named Deathclaw gun or something liike that, hmph) ...
I find some of these mods plain cheat and therefore disturbing and despicable.
That would be a terrible prank to slip in on someone.
You could just shoot straight up in the air and let it rain Deathclaws.
Not recommended indoors though ...
You could just shoot straight up in the air and let it rain Deathclaws.
Not recommended indoors though ...
"ICE CREAM!"
It's just another example of Obsidian understanding the world of Fallout better than Bethesda.
That would be a sight to see... then again, they do have to come down eventually.
Do they only Attack enemies, or do they target friendlies as well?
I think it was configurable. You could also select Super Mutant Behemoths instead.
But that was a long time ago and the mod wasn't exactly stable. Can't find it, so maybe it got taken down. I know it wasn't on Nexus, but on some other website that I don't remember ...
I did my best not to get vilified by the Legion too early. Those squads really hurt at low levels.
Money never mattered too much to me anyway. The most I spent it for was to upgrade the Lucky 38 after I installed some mods and to buy ammo and meds when it got short. The rest I just found with exploration and looting.
Those Legion boys have some substantial DT.
Makes you wonder what pre-war americal football protection was made off, or what kind of drugs those athletes took to warrant the need for such tough protection.
So, have we reached a consensus that the good parts of this game are going to be good and the bad parts are going to be bad?
So, have we reached a consensus that the good parts of this game are going to be good and the bad parts are going to be bad?
Yes.
We have however still problems determining what the good and the bad parts are.
Yes.
We have however still problems determining what the good and the bad parts are.
Game Informer put up and article on things that fans should know about Fallout 4 and here are some that caught my eye in particular:
"Fallout 4's narrative has a lot more branching paths and overlapping of "if that than this" than Fallout 3. They want the game to handle all the fail states of missions instead of forcing players to reload saves."
"A list of your settlements will appear in your PipBoy. You can send caravans between the various bases to get your supplies where you want them to be."
"When you play a modded version, the game will make a copy of your save file so your pure state game will be preserved."
Source: http://www.gameinfor...-fallout-4.aspx
That sounds nice, but I'm not getting my hype hopes up.
The Enclave are very inclusive
The Enclave are very inclusive
Enclave either did improve the FEV, or failed horribly.
When I did accidentally do that(Or felt the burning passion of avenging Nipton) I would go through the Deathclaw areas as a diversion, I can outmaneuver Deathclaws, I can't outmaneuver bullets.
I'll only get this game because it has a doggy.
It's just another example of Obsidian understanding the world of Fallout better than Bethesda.
"When you play a modded version, the game will make a copy of your save file so your pure state game will be preserved."
Excellent read, I'm getting more and more excited for this game... now I just need to kidnap Todd and ransom him off to Bethesda for a Pipboy edition.Game Informer put up and article on things that fans should know about Fallout 4 and here are some that caught my eye in particular:
"Fallout 4's narrative has a lot more branching paths and overlapping of "if that than this" than Fallout 3. They want the game to handle all the fail states of missions instead of forcing players to reload saves."
"A list of your settlements will appear in your PipBoy. You can send caravans between the various bases to get your supplies where you want them to be."
"When you play a modded version, the game will make a copy of your save file so your pure state game will be preserved."
Source: http://www.gameinfor...-fallout-4.aspx
When Todd Howard says "we wanna focus on narrative" be either very scared or very intrigued.
Unless...
"We bought Chris Avellone for $15.000.000 to work for us."
When Todd Howard says "we wanna focus on narrative" be either very scared or very intrigued.
Unless...
"We bought Chris Avellone for $15.000.000 to work for us."
I kid you not that Chris Avellone getting nabbed by Bethesda and is currently working on some of the Fallout 4 DLC is a popular rumor. I'd be ecstatic if that was the case. I just hope that wherever Mr. Avellone has gone, he gets more opportunity to write awesome stories. Obsidian (bless them) is pretty limited in what it could do because they were more of a contractor.
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