Fallout

No. In my game, Shrapnel actually left Rivet City (not my fault) and now he's just exploring the wasteland killing any and all Brahmin that cross his path. Any time he "dies", my HUD gives the message "Shrapnel is unconscious".

Gameplay, graphics, and weapons definitly goes to Fallout, but the level capacity and skills goes to Elder Scrolls for sure

Yeah I think he waits in the entrance to the underworld, the ghoul town in the centre of DC

There is no such place in fallout 3.

Freeside is the area to the north, and to the east of New Vegas Strip. It consists of two distinct areas, one containing the Old Mormon Fort and Mick & Ralph's store, the other containing the King's den, Atomic Wrangler, Van Graff's and the entrance to the Strip.

HAHA! Sorry Fallout has a "Take No Prisoners" Policy... there really is no way to do it unless u MOD it

To get to operation anchorage by finding the outcast outpost on your map, adding your marker to it and walking there. You also have to talk to the people inside the outpost to get into it officially. (if you dont have the anchorage mod none of this will work.)

Like all PC's, tap the tilde key (~). You should notice the screen freeze and a text box on the bottom left of your monitor.

the tesla armor helps you resist radiation and it makes you better with energy weapons

First you have to check to make sure that you can transfer the files. Some game files are protected. If they are not protected then you can simply just put the save data onto a USB and transfer it that way. Hope this helps!!

You can only have a pet dog named Dogmeat, but with a special perk some animals will stop attacking you and will also help you fight if they happen to be in the area.

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Fallout New Vegas is a Game which spend a lot of time in conversations with NPC's so it is important to have a healthy if not maxed out Speech skill. Things like Barter, Science and Medicine are also useful in conversations but also in other respects. There are also plenty of locked doors and safes in the game so a player should aim to be at 100 lock pick skill later in the game as picking a lock is nearly essential in some optional and main missions. Repair and Guns are also very useful as upgrading weapons is not necessary but helpful later in the game and there is a lot of combat in the game and guns will be the main form of weapons used as until the later stages of the game when more expensive and generally more powerful or useful Energy weapons become more common on enemy and in shops.

DLC stands for Downloadable Content, which is available from the PSN store.

Yes

The original fallout has 3 tutorial quests, 11 main quests and 17 side quests.

There are also 36 unmarked quests, 16 of them are repeatable.

The 5 DLC adds 18 new main quests, 8 new side quests, and 7 new unmarked quests 2 of those are repeatable, making for a grand total of 57 marked quests and 43 unmarked quests.

yes, it changes. It is just like smugglers end with BS. however, if you want the automatic version then before starting "take it back!" tell Sarah (I think that's her name) that your not ready. then fast travel to rivet city. get off of the rusty thing and head towards the Jefferson memorial. don't turn when you reach the water, just swim through and keep going straight. when you reach the memorial you will see a little gap between the shields with some rocks. jump on the rocks to get through and get inside normally, kill col.Autumn and leave. Once outside fast travel may be neccesery. Now you have the automatic version without having to end the game

to breath underwater you need to go to the boombers at nelis air force base and talk to their leader. She will tell you to go around and help people do that then go talk to her again and start a quest called "valore!" in witch you have to refloat a b-29. When you are told to do this you have an optional objectiv witch is to go and get a rebreather. the rebreather lets you breath underwater forever and you get to keep it after completeing the quest.

Fallout New Vegas is extremely long, and I mean EXTREMELY LONG! And I mean that in a good way, I've been soo hooked on the game, that I'm probably not even 1/3 done the game, and I've got over 50 hours already! It's a game you take an entire day playing, not a game you play for a few hours and are satisfied, in a few hours, you'd get almost nothing accomplished but a few side-quests. However, it does make more sense in Fallout: New Vegas, like your natural Radiation Resistance, since you've been born outside a vault, while in Fallout 3, you were born inside one and somehow have a lot of Radiation Resistance in a place where there is absolutely no or minimum radiation. The game is amazing, yet extremely glitchy. Still, the gameplay compensates for it.

Vegas has OVER 400 hours of game play, as Fallout 3 had around 270 full hours. There are a lot more add-on's associated with the new version of the game. In the new game a robot named Victor saves your life from a "well-dressed checkered outfitted man" and you must spend quite some time attempting to find out who it is. Basically, the game throws you out with some example of the AP system, and a "Vermit Rifle" and you get to have it it.

You can't now. You have to leave the bosses alive and talk to them about buying guns from Mick & Ralph's again.

beacause there is a strip club at new vegas

the lady that runs the Dino Dee light in novac go in the main office and behind the desk there is a floor safe lock pick it and in there will be the bill of sale for boones wife.

Recommended RAM for Fallout 4 is 8 GB and same is with the minimum. You will face longer loading time and might face unusual and unexpected crashes of game. I suggest you to first get the game for a day or two from a friend of yours to check whether it works and then buy it for yourself if it does work. Lower RAM means that some data that might have already been loaded and stored on RAM while game play now have to load again and again because the RAM is less and game is not allowed to exhaust system resources.

I haven't played the game but my friend has I think I read on the fallout wiki that it is in an armoury after you comleate the dlc operation anchorage but Google :fallout 3 wiki Chinese stealth armour

Nope, it sucks, you die or you and that Lyons girl die, your best way to complete the side-missions is to go out and find them before you go in the room and level up the the max (lv50) that's the only way!!!