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I saw one of my friends play fallout 3 and it looked like the blandest, gimmikiest, most dull game ever made. The combat, charaters and artisic stlye were terrible. Looks as Sh**e as the last one.
Is this a Fallout 3 expansion?
*watches trailer*
Oh yes, so it is.
Anything about New Vegas yet?
Hopefully Obsidian upped it's QA enough to make this a stable, quality product on launch and not a mess that needs to be patched to hell in order to function properly.
The animations are the greatest sin. With such advancements such as Euphoria I don't see what excuse Bethesda has for not making characters animate even adequately with their environment. I love the game, and have spent many hours on it, but every time an NPC moves it's pretty damn disgusting.Something about the animations, the weapons, and the weapon sounds really puts me off FO3.
Inverse kinetics/animations don't go well together. Tresspasser had the same problem, but that was ages ago (oh wait, Tresspasser had no animations).
I know what I'm talking about.
I know what I'm talking about. Tresspasser is a different case. In Fallout 3, character models don't use collision models, but something else (and more complex). It's something not suitable for larger environments (i.e. character models get stuck during LOD changes).
Inverse Kinematics, as far as i have been instructed, deals with joints in a characters rig being controlled in such a way that it allows you to move, say, a foot and have the rest of the leg bones move appropriately and realistically as if they were governing the motion of the foo
I only recently started playing Fallout 3.
I'm in love with this game. Never played any of the previous Fallouts.
I love the atmosphere of Fallout 3.
http://planetfallout.gamespy.com/articles/news/1093/Point-Lookout-release-date-announcedPoint Lookout release date announced
Jun 02, 2009 at 9:35 PM - Pyros - 0 Comments
According to this report on Joystiq, the upcoming Point Lookout DLC should drop on the Xbox Live Marketplace and GFWL Marketplace on June 23rd.
Plenty of Point Lookout media is start to flow in from E3, so keep your eyes peeled for more stories. Including an exclusive Planet Fallout interview, which is coming soon!