Severian Silk
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Crispy was a virgin when he first completed Fallout.I finished Fallout for the first time when I was 11 years old.
Fuck polygon
Crispy was a virgin when he first completed Fallout.I finished Fallout for the first time when I was 11 years old.
Fuck polygon
And here you are lording your superiority over both groups, with your intense noncaring. You're such a hardcore non-fucks giver, man.
It's Fallout, not Wasteland.And how do you get stuck on some basement door in FO anyway?
Can't you just blow it up or smash it in?
So?It's Fallout, not Wasteland.And how do you get stuck on some basement door in FO anyway?
Can't you just blow it up or smash it in?
It's Fallout, not Wasteland.And how do you get stuck on some basement door in FO anyway?
Can't you just blow it up or smash it in?
Yes. And I remember a distinct lack of interaction between weapons and doors and lack of reaction to dynamite and crowbar.It's Fallout, not Wasteland.And how do you get stuck on some basement door in FO anyway?
Can't you just blow it up or smash it in?
Did you play any Fallout besides Fallout 3?
You could target doors in Fo2. In vast majority of cases neither attacking nor explosives did anything.So?It's Fallout, not Wasteland.And how do you get stuck on some basement door in FO anyway?
Can't you just blow it up or smash it in?
IIRC you could attack doors in FO or blow them open with explosives.
Goddammit I want to see his rage.
I'm sure you could blow up almost all wooden doors in Fo1 and definitely in Fo2. Unless that was added by Fixt/RP and I've played with them so long that I've forgotten what vanilla was like.
I think that crowbar needs to be used on door through the backpack icon in context menu (left-click on door -> choose icon -> select crowbar) in order to break open the door. That's action controlled by a script attached to the door, attack works in a different way... According to the Vault Wiki it works perfectly, you just have to attack the door.
I'm imagining someone putting their hand in their backpack and using it like a sockpuppet to hold the crowbar.CAAAAAAAAAAAAAIN!
Actually, that makes sense. Sort of.
Fallout WAS hard as nails.
Even an antisocial no skills besides hitting people with a big hammer Idiot character can finish Fallout 1 & 2. Yes you will miss most of the content but it's possible. If that was some guy and some blog i would not even write a comment. But while i hate polygon they are sadly a very big site.
People don't like being locked out of content no matter how hard the game's logic has to bend backwards to entertain them (I still remember that post about a player being butthurt over getting a QUEST FAILED: HELPING THE POWDER GANGERS prompt when he shot their leader in the back of the head. How come the game didn't give him a warning he couldn't do quests for a dead character? How inconsiderate). Restricts roleplaying freedom.