Rizzo Tank Joined Jan 2, 2006 Messages 5,255 Reaction score 5 Jun 26, 2010 #41 Fallout 3 is better than Fallout 1 Click to expand... Now that's just not true. I still enjoy fallout 1&2, and not just for it's nostalgia value. Shame there are so many unfinished things in fallout 2.
Fallout 3 is better than Fallout 1 Click to expand... Now that's just not true. I still enjoy fallout 1&2, and not just for it's nostalgia value. Shame there are so many unfinished things in fallout 2.
Gargantou Companion Cube Joined Jan 6, 2005 Messages 9,581 Reaction score 9 Jun 26, 2010 #42 Rizzo said: Shame there are so many unfinished things in fallout 2. Click to expand... And poor design choices like the inclusion of real-life weapons.
Rizzo said: Shame there are so many unfinished things in fallout 2. Click to expand... And poor design choices like the inclusion of real-life weapons.
Tagaziel Party Escort Bot Joined Jul 10, 2006 Messages 4,085 Reaction score 24 Jun 26, 2010 #43 Rizzo, google killap's Fallout 2 Restoration Patch.
Rizzo Tank Joined Jan 2, 2006 Messages 5,255 Reaction score 5 Jun 27, 2010 #44 Oh man, I had that in mind when I made the post, but I had no idea it was done, and judging by the date of the posts, it has been for a while! Just wish I had my old fallout 2 game. But I'm sure I can find one somewhere...
Oh man, I had that in mind when I made the post, but I had no idea it was done, and judging by the date of the posts, it has been for a while! Just wish I had my old fallout 2 game. But I'm sure I can find one somewhere...
Tagaziel Party Escort Bot Joined Jul 10, 2006 Messages 4,085 Reaction score 24 Jun 27, 2010 #45 Fun fact: I've designed the submarine gameplay and wrote the backstory for it. And the dialogues for the Emperor too!
Fun fact: I've designed the submarine gameplay and wrote the backstory for it. And the dialogues for the Emperor too!
Rizzo Tank Joined Jan 2, 2006 Messages 5,255 Reaction score 5 Jul 18, 2010 #46 That is a fun fact! Also, Im about to try it out. Im actually pretty pumped for this.
