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I don't mind a smattering of Enclave, I'm sure they won't be around much and besides, I want that armour

Also, I think this is the first footage of someone at an expo who isn't randomly slaughtering things, the games looking good.

If you look closely you'll see Indy's hat, I assume the whip is there too but the video quality isn't quite good enough to make it out, short answer, yes

Agreed, I really doubt I would have gone back to Oblivion so much after the first playthrough if it wasn't for OOO, fine work.

I played it for a good few hours and I have to say I'm impressed at the creative effort that's been put into it, on the downside even on pretty damn low settings it runs worse than Crysis Also, is the info on the first page of this thread incorrect? I'm getting all German voice acting, schnell!

Comic =

Anyone remember when the character didn't know who shot him, what was in the package or even his own identity?..how things change

I don't remember Bethesda spilling anywhere near this much plot before they released Fallout 3, hopefully this just means that Obsidian are super hardcore confident of their storytelling abilities and are silently sure that the rest of the plot will be brilliant enough, spoilers n all. *fingers crossed*

"The Burned Man Walks!"

Bethesda are far less likely than Sega to screw around with Obsidian, love or hate them they do tend to release a game "when it's done", I've not encountered too many quest/game breaking bugs in Bethsoft games, crashes however are rife, if there's one thing I expect from New Vegas it's crashes.

Though I'd give up a bollock for one of those signed prints...

And the Emo'est

In the original Fallouts I mostly just aimed for the eyes and groin like I assume most people did after building their skills up, although to be fair crippling actually did something in the first two games and I did find myself aiming for limbs now and then, in fact during the Horrigan fight in Fo2 I found it *absofrickinlutely* necessary to cripple his limbs or I just couldn't win. Fallout 3 on the other hand makes aiming for limbs practically worthless, yep there's a minor effect but it's so damn miniscule you might as well just always go for the head...which I did, over and over, until I found a mod called Amplified Crippled Effects which made things work more like you'd expect them to. I've got my fingers crossed that they sort this out in New Vegas

Feels good :teehee: :teehee: :teehee:

Wow, I feel ill now, very sad to hear, I know it's clich

Sorry, just to clarify: I was getting hyped about the interviews that funcroc posted. Very informative. Ah, I was referring to their use of George Bush, sorry if I crossed wires.

Now *THAT* was how to do a trailer. I got the butterflies over that

Interesting bit of hype generation, maybe if they age a photo of Bush they could pull it off, though I can't imagine a near 80 year old man being on the run in 2027...unless he's been modified that is. Robobush?

Ah yes, women. Bless them.

*shrug* That's the way the lighting changes the facial tone values in Facegen: generally one are lightens while another darkens, so it gets a little weird. Plus the level lighting can create odd highlights, shadows, and color changes. It was far far worse in Oblivion. There's nothing to complain about here. Na I agree, after putting a shameful number of hours into Oblivion the faces were the least of my concerns. I saw a mudcrab the other day, disgusting creatures.

I agree. From recent IGN video. More ugly then supermutants. Lt Haggerty could use less eyeshadow The video is surely an old build though, the supermutants definitely look nicer than that in recent screenshots.

Back when I was losing weight years ago (long hard road etc) I wasn't fit enough to do much heavy exercise so a friend of mine taught me a few pilates moves and another friend advised me to do leg lifts, it all helps with your general fitness and doesn't risk any broken bones or strained joints. 50 pounds is damn good work.

Sounds good, put me down for one

Thoughtful first post Good to hear from you Killian, glad to see it's not bringing you down mate.

Seriously though, check in man.