Zero Punctuation: Fallout 3
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Did you like Oblivion?sky14kemea said:lmao, the first part really made me laugh
it sounds interesting, but im not sure its worth the money, because i get bored really easily and if its monotonous then ill probably forget it in about 2 days
it was ok, but honestly i never finished it...Tsuki Tanaka said:Did you like Oblivion?sky14kemea said:lmao, the first part really made me laugh
it sounds interesting, but im not sure its worth the money, because i get bored really easily and if its monotonous then ill probably forget it in about 2 days
*looks at game*
hmm
"There's a good reason why noones ever tried mixing realtime and turn based combat..."
wtf, there are a lot of games that try to be in between realtime and turn based. None of them are real great, but people have tried. like Grandia 3.
Anyway, in general I like your reviews.
wtf, there are a lot of games that try to be in between realtime and turn based. None of them are real great, but people have tried. like Grandia 3.
Anyway, in general I like your reviews.
Goddamnit, once again I'm hamstrung by my worthless isp. Everything is loading except for the video. Chrome, IE and Firefox all proudly display"done" in their respective loading zones, yet all I have is a grey box.
Pretty please, escapist magazine, give us a download link? *I'd switch isps, but I can't afford the contract cancelling fees*
Pretty please, escapist magazine, give us a download link? *I'd switch isps, but I can't afford the contract cancelling fees*
Hi, Yahtzee, long time watcher/first time poster.
Whats with the crack at objectivism? I'm pretty sure objectivism stresses the rights(and, therefore, the material possessions) of the individual. Wasn't Atlas Shrugged about fighting the "looters?" I'm sure that went over everyone else's head, but not mine.
Whats with the crack at objectivism? I'm pretty sure objectivism stresses the rights(and, therefore, the material possessions) of the individual. Wasn't Atlas Shrugged about fighting the "looters?" I'm sure that went over everyone else's head, but not mine.
I just shot a man point-blank in the face with the combat shotgun. His head exploded in slow motion; one eyeball flew one way, the other flew the other way and a chunk of jawbone with a few teeth in it landed at my feet.
-That got me laughing so hard I nearly stopped touching myself.
-That got me laughing so hard I nearly stopped touching myself.
Loved the review. To whoever recomended Valkyrie Chronicles as a turn based action deally...yea I recommend the demo. When my friend first told me about a turn based action game based loosely on WW2 but populated by japanese 14-15 year olds I had SEVERE doubts.
After playing the demo I checked the interwebs to see if I could DL it ...sadly no. So yea, Valkyrie whatever! Not a bad game, and seemed original.
After playing the demo I checked the interwebs to see if I could DL it ...sadly no. So yea, Valkyrie whatever! Not a bad game, and seemed original.
I found that comment bizzare too, and especially ironic since Rand's philosophy is exactly opposite of what he suggested.impulsecss said:
Suggestion: if you are going to attempt to make a hip/witty literary reference, it may help to actually read the material. Maybe Yahtzee was confused into thinking Rand actually designed Bioshock?
Ha, I did the same thing in both Fables being completely good and benevolent, but also stealing all the shit within arms reach.
What I want to know is why the big move to unhappy endings? I mean a month ago I did Kane and Lynch, and COD4 in one weekend, they both end badly. One you loose a guy to nuclear radiation even. And now Fallout3 is added to the unhappy ending list, though Crysis1 gets a mention for incomplete ending, even though they've already put out the sequel. I'm sure there are others I'm forgetting, but it's somewhat of a come down eh.
Still, Fallout 3 is an awesome game, if a little on the easy side. Still it's fun and that's what counts.
Still, Fallout 3 is an awesome game, if a little on the easy side. Still it's fun and that's what counts.
Don't know about other versions, but on PC you could ask him, he just made a lame excuse.Volucer said:
Edit: I for one really liked the ending; not quite as good as the first two, but as soon as I saw who was making it/the change in type of game, I knew Fallout 3 would not be the same as the first 2. However, its too bad if you went through the main quest and didn't do much side ones assuming you'd be allowed...