LethoOfGulet

EyeOfBast, on 14 May 2013 - 06:25 PM, said:

This is like doing a study on the percentage of the population who smokes by surveying people to enter a tobacco store. Regardless of how many people you survey, your numbers are still going to be largely inaccurate.

SirGamesalot, on 28 November 2012 - 04:21 PM, said:

Or juste have different tastes. I'm part of those people who preferred Morrowind to Oblivion and Skyrim simply because it's much harder to get your hand in and is much bigger and has more options than skyrim ever had or ever will. Personally, skyrim represents all that's bad with gaming these days: too easy, too bland to cater to the masses and lacks depth.

If disliking skyrim makes me a hard man to please then call me mister grouchy, but I'd rather be hard to please and have fun than be absorbed in the masses that accepts any big budget game as a template for greatness.

They made more money then I did.

You want to make some easy coin?  Buy crafted armor / accessories.. Salvage them.. and put the mats back up on the market.  I can't count how many times I've seen these items listed for less than the raw material costs.. in some cases, less than a single raw material.

Perfect example.  Last night I saw a Gold ring on the market for ~38c.  At that time Gold ore was going for ~42c.  It takes minimum 10 gold ore to make 1 ring (12 if it's green) plus a jewel.  Salvaging those items will sometimes give you 2 or more pieces of ore, and even the jewel.  You can literally tripple your money off these idiots who are undercutting on crafted items for the sake of undercutting and not looking at market values for mats.

Lol Lol Lol Guy, on 07 September 2012 - 01:36 PM, said:

Simple minds are easy to entertain.

I made a list of 23 endgame activities, posted it everywhere, yet someone still not finding endgame.
Honestly at this point, if you can't find endgame for you then it's your problem.


By the time you achieved 100% completion of the whole game they have made other expansions.

Yeah, nice to see a company not afraid to help educate the people that the parents forgot.

I don't know if they're the cutest, but that "down for maintenance" they put into the trading post is pretty cute.

LV426, on 27 August 2012 - 04:25 AM, said:

New Vegas had better writing, dialogue choices, and story.  The Fallout 3 ending was just as bad as ME3 and Bioware got shat on from everyone for that.  Anyone that defends the original is dead wrong since the devs themselves basically retconned it in Broken Steel.

New Vegas stuck more toward how FO2 left it (since it was done by the devs of the older games), such as The Brotherhood actually not being pansy hippies out there to help everyone in the wasteland.  The look and feel was definitely a great thing and I am very happy that Bethesda allowed them to make it with the engine they could.

While I rip on FO3 by no means do I say it is a bad game, in fact I would go to say the first person change was one of the most ideal things for me since I always wanted to roam the wastes in real time.  The VATS system was a great nod to keep Action Points within Fallout while giving it a Real Time edge, something that Fallout failed at with Tactics.  They also gets tons of bonus points for not stepping on the original creators area's instead choosing to go further out into DC.

As far as Boston setting, bring it.  Need to see more of the States.

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