General Fallout Thread - Page 2

scremanie · 31-05-11, 15:08

The standard F3 played perfect for me, but the GOTY Ed was pure evil.

DragonSlayer · 01-06-11, 19:14

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Originally Posted by scremanie

The standard F3 played perfect for me, but the GOTY Ed was pure evil.

I've had no issues whatsoever with the GOTY editon, i haven't played it in a long time, i'm gonna play it in a while.

Agent 47 · 01-06-11, 19:27

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Originally Posted by DragonSlayer

I've had no issues whatsoever with the GOTY editon, i haven't played it in a long time, i'm gonna play it in a while.

It was a bugger, especially on the non slim PS3. Mine slowed and locked up often, morso when near that trainyard place ( forgot it's damn name)

larson n natla · 01-06-11, 20:09

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Originally Posted by scremanie

I'm playing on PS3.

Clocked in more than a few hours in the game, and still no glitches or bugs for me.

Wow I guess your either very lucky or your copy is more 'complete' than mine.

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Originally Posted by jajay119

I originally played Fallout 3 on PS3 and that was meant to be bug ridden, didn't find any though!

It seems as though the Xbox version may be worse then as I've encountered numerous bugs/glitches though luckily no game breaking ones as of yet.

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Originally Posted by scremanie

The standard F3 played perfect for me, but the GOTY Ed was pure evil.

I had the opposite experience the main game was riddled with bugs but after buying the GOTY and installing it to the hard drive I found very little.

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Originally Posted by DragonSlayer

I've had no issues whatsoever with the GOTY editon, i haven't played it in a long time, i'm gonna play it in a while.

Same, you've made me want to dig out my copy all over again. A small trip to the Pitt makes the wasteland seem hospitable.

DragonSlayer · 02-06-11, 20:02

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Originally Posted by Agent 47

It was a bugger, especially on the non slim PS3. Mine slowed and locked up often, morso when near that trainyard place ( forgot it's damn name)

It sounds like you are describing Meresti Trainyard where you have to go to locate the family in the quest Blood Ties http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Blood_Ties

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Originally Posted by larson n natla

Wow I guess your either very lucky or your copy is more 'complete' than mine.

It seems as though the Xbox version may be worse then as I've encountered numerous bugs/glitches though luckily no game breaking ones as of yet.

I had the opposite experience the main game was riddled with bugs but after buying the GOTY and installing it to the hard drive I found very little.

Same, you've made me want to dig out my copy all over again. A small trip to the Pitt makes the wasteland seem hospitable.

I never really liked The Pitt or Point Lookout, The Pitt is the pits

, i liked Mothership Zeta, Broken Steel and Operation Anchorage.

Draco · 05-05-12, 02:10

I've been spending a lot of time lately playing New Vegas, so much better than FO3. I've been kicking around the idea of a community project actually. If anyone is interested.

Apparently the New Vegas modding scene brought Real Time Settler to NV. And a child mod of that called Wasteland Defense came about. They apparently work together without conflict as well. So I was mulling over running a TRF governed NV town... in a sense. Sort of like a Sim City co-op... if that makes any sense.

We would need to match game versions, DLCs, and mod structures. And either trade game saves or synchronize planning of the community and probably start a separate thread and FB group.

I was also toying with the idea of modding in each participant into the game as an npc, so we can actually 'interact'.

Anyway, let me know if you are interested. I don't think it will be worth the effort if we have less than five strong commitments.

domino92 · 05-05-12, 02:40

Yay, so looking for a thread like this recently. Considering I picked up Fallout 3 a couple months ago and almost already have my first 100 hours in it.

I love it, a lot. It's so addicted because there's always so much new stuff to do. I got two of the DLC chapters already too. I play it at least once a day and I find it so hard to put down.

Is New Vegas similar to Fallout 3, is it better, worse? Once Im done with Fallout 3's world should I invest in the rest of the DLC, I already have Broken Steel and Point Lookout, or get New Vegas. In my local game shop, New Vegas is only 11 bucks.

Draco · 05-05-12, 02:44

I got NV Ultimate Edition. Worth it. All the DLCs are included.

Are you playing on PC?

scoopy_loopy · 05-05-12, 02:52

New Vegas trumps 3 in all respects. It's even more stable.

Ashnod · 05-05-12, 03:10

I'm just starting FONV, but thus far, I do not like it anywhere near as much as I liked FO3. I am very early into the game, though, so that could easily change the more I play it.

Just successfully recruited my first companion. Woo-hoo!

31-05-11, 15:08	#11
scremanie Tomb Raider Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Australia, QLD Gender: Male Posts: 11,562	The standard F3 played perfect for me, but the GOTY Ed was pure evil. __________________ That's what she gets for killing Steph and rejecting Alex's advances.

05-05-12, 02:10	#16
Draco Tomb Raider Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Terra, Sol Posts: 24,188	I've been spending a lot of time lately playing New Vegas, so much better than FO3. I've been kicking around the idea of a community project actually. If anyone is interested. Apparently the New Vegas modding scene brought Real Time Settler to NV. And a child mod of that called Wasteland Defense came about. They apparently work together without conflict as well. So I was mulling over running a TRF governed NV town... in a sense. Sort of like a Sim City co-op... if that makes any sense. We would need to match game versions, DLCs, and mod structures. And either trade game saves or synchronize planning of the community and probably start a separate thread and FB group. I was also toying with the idea of modding in each participant into the game as an npc, so we can actually 'interact'. Anyway, let me know if you are interested. I don't think it will be worth the effort if we have less than five strong commitments. __________________ I'm responsible for what I say... I'm not responsible for what you hear.

05-05-12, 02:40	#17
domino92 Professor Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Canada Posts: 4,265	Yay, so looking for a thread like this recently. Considering I picked up Fallout 3 a couple months ago and almost already have my first 100 hours in it. I love it, a lot. It's so addicted because there's always so much new stuff to do. I got two of the DLC chapters already too. I play it at least once a day and I find it so hard to put down. Is New Vegas similar to Fallout 3, is it better, worse? Once Im done with Fallout 3's world should I invest in the rest of the DLC, I already have Broken Steel and Point Lookout, or get New Vegas. In my local game shop, New Vegas is only 11 bucks. __________________ Lives, lived, will live. Dies, died, will die.

05-05-12, 02:44	#18
Draco Tomb Raider Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Terra, Sol Posts: 24,188	I got NV Ultimate Edition. Worth it. All the DLCs are included. Are you playing on PC? __________________ I'm responsible for what I say... I'm not responsible for what you hear.

05-05-12, 02:52	#19
scoopy_loopy Tomb Raider Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Kyōto-shi Posts: 16,046	New Vegas trumps 3 in all respects. It's even more stable.

05-05-12, 03:10	#20
Ashnod Archaeologist Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: United States ♀ Posts: 1,569	I'm just starting FONV, but thus far, I do not like it anywhere near as much as I liked FO3. I am very early into the game, though, so that could easily change the more I play it. Just successfully recruited my first companion. Woo-hoo!