The ones on the main quest planets aren't actually that bad, because they were actually designed. It's the random ones that are a pain. Sure, there is tons more of those, but if you just stick to the actual sidequests themselves (ie no mineral/artifact hunting, which only gives credits and small bits of xp anyway) you should be able to minimize the time spent in the misused Mako.Koroviev said:
That game was awesome but the leveling up system, though innovative, was a joke. You could level up just by running around and waiting for the slots to line up during battle. The worst thing about it though was the fact that Zach was a superior character to cloud by a long shot and there will probably never be another game with him in.Koroviev said:
Yea, I hear they did. Now if you want to play it as a regular shooter, you can... almost: you will still have to repair your guns.Mr. Moonshine said:The fact that the guns in Fallout 3 are so inaccurate that you can actually see the bullet fly in the wrong direction if you look through the scope of the sniper rifle as you fire it.
I really hope they fix this Fallout: New Vegas
You know what, I think it took me longer to actually find the city itself than find my way around and get my grubby little paws on that water chip...then again, I was 10 years old and that was my first ever RPG.Mr. Moonshine said:
