CoM_Solaufein

Now that looks like my kind of "DLC".

I was never one for crafting until FNV and that's when I enjoyed it. I usually get my Survival up high so I can combine new dishes to eat.

Still on Fallout 3. Level 15 I think. Debating if I want to visit The Pitt yet.

This thread is getting buried.

It would be a lot easier to use a save game editor.

There are plenty of games out there and plenty of old games with replay value. Dreaming for a part 2 or a remake of these games is slim at best.

I read the review in PC Gamer magazine and they gave it a 90 something rating. Which is good since they're a picky bunch when it comes to games.

Continue... Is this any good?

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The Searchers. Best John Ford movie.

Hot Clover A good Red is a dead Red.

Still Fallout 3. Just finished Operation Anchorage.

Not playing FNV I miss the weapon and food crafting.

Fallout 3. I missed the ruin city and the metro tunnels which is lacking in FNV.

FNV. I like how they put in ambients from the first two Fallouts into FNV. One of my favorites is the ambients being played in the Lucky 38, it gives it that Forbidden Planet sound to it. Too bad they didn't use the desert wind ambient (random area) from the first two Fallouts.

Generally some of the bigger mods and mod packs have better selection of weapons. New weapons or weapons from the previous Fallout games.

Speaking in regards to Crossfire, I never had problems with my old ATI 3870's in that setup. It was the best setup I had until I had to modernize. Back to a single card since I can't afford such toys right now.

True Grit the original. I like the Duke and I like this movie but I tend to favor the newer remake.

Guy Mitchell - Heartaches By The Number

*Yawn*

I don't think he needs to worry about his head being crippled.

Hopefully it'll be just as good if not better than Oblivion.

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