Well, I haven't played it myself yet, but a friend explained it like this: "Playing Fallout 3 is like having a constant orgasm; it's as if Oblivion had a child with Fallout 2, and the resulting child had some wild sex with S.T.A.L.K.E.R. The resulting child there is fallout 3"
I'm getting it when I know for sure my PC can handle it.
I'm getting it when I know for sure my PC can handle it.
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Originally Posted by Dalir
"Playing Fallout 3 is like having a constant orgasm; it's as if Oblivion had a child with Fallout 2, and the resulting child had some wild sex with S.T.A.L.K.E.R. The resulting child there is fallout 3"
It's more true than you think. >.>
I say that it was worth the money for me. And even though the melee combat is quite Oblivion-esque, there is still this VATS thing. And localized damage. If you continuosly (sp?) punch someone in the face, their head will blow up eventually.
And there is, of course, guns. Wub guns. Combat Shotgun + Face = :D
And the fact that you can step on Radroaches makes everything a whole lot better.
@Dalir: The back of the DVD case says the following about system requirements:
OS: XP or Vista.
CPU: 2.4 GHz.
Memory: 1 GB RAM, 6 GB of free space.
Video card: NVIDIA GeForce 6800, ATI x850, minimum.
That's pretty mild actually... I don't know if you even wanted this info, but hell, now it's there :P
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