Any Gamers here??

[RedBird777]

Yeah... Unless it's online multiplayer I haven't played a game that's given me any difficulty on any setting save the first three Mega Man games. Even with that said I played Mega Man so often that the first three aren't all that difficult, mega buster only.

I never really liked MegaMan...It kinda makes no a sacrilegious gamer, but I never really liked it. And yes, they're VERY hard.

[HisLeast]

I just reinstalled TES:Oblivion last week and now I'm working on getting the FCOM mods working on it. Quite an undertaking but I'd rather just uninstall it rather than play the game without the changes FCOM makes.

[Clavicula_Nox]

I just reinstalled TES:Oblivion last week and now I'm working on getting the FCOM mods working on it. Quite an undertaking but I'd rather just uninstall it rather than play the game without the changes FCOM makes.

Yeah, those are good modifications. I can't play Un-modded Oblivion.

[Raptor]

Yeah... Unless it's online multiplayer I haven't played a game that's given me any difficulty on any setting save the first three Mega Man games. Even with that said I played Mega Man so often that the first three aren't all that difficult, mega buster only.

I used to be able to do that with Mega Man 2, but that was the only one. I beat the others, but 2 was the only one I could clear Buster only.

-Raptor, out.

[Athanasius]

I used to be able to do that with Mega Man 2, but that was the only one. I beat the others, but 2 was the only one I could clear Buster only.

-Raptor, out.

The yellow devil in Wiley's castle in 1 is frustratingwith buster only. Other than that, can't recall anything that give me any real challenge on top of the challenge already inherit in the game.

[HisLeast]

Yeah, those are good modifications. I can't play Un-modded Oblivion.

Too bad installing FCOM is like assembling a Large Hadron Collider from scratch.

[Clavicula_Nox]

Too bad installing FCOM is like assembling a Large Hadron Collider from scratch.

Yeah, and they're always vague instructions like:

"Okay, install all necessary files in the appropriate folder.

Select the appropriate plugin (out of the half dozen or so options distinguishable only by a different letter or number)"


Am I the only one disappointed with Fallout 3?

[Athanasius]

Am I the only one disappointed with Fallout 3?

It's nothing really special, wish I still had my Fallout 2 disc ;\

[Clavicula_Nox]

It's nothing really special, wish I still had my Fallout 2 disc ;\

I have *everything* Fallout. To include:

Fallout
Fallout 2
Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel Tactics for PC
Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel for Xbox
Fallout 3

Of those, the Xbox game is pure garbage; Fallout 3 was fun for a single play-through, but is too short and empty for a second.

I also have *everything* Elder Scrolls EXCEPT their lame little cellphone games.

[Athanasius]

I have *everything* Fallout. To include:

Fallout
Fallout 2
Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel Tactics for PC
Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel for Xbox
Fallout 3

Of those, the Xbox game is pure garbage; Fallout 3 was fun for a single play-through, but is too short and empty for a second.

I also have *everything* Elder Scrolls EXCEPT their lame little cellphone games.

Oh dear, you've got a problem Mr.! Unfortunately I missed the original Fallout for StarCraft. As for Fallout 3... I played it right after playing through Mass Effect and well, didn't compare *shrug*

[Clavicula_Nox]

I haven't played Mass Effect, but I've heard very good things about it.

[Athanasius]

I haven't played Mass Effect, but I've heard very good things about it.

It was the first game I played since Final Fantasy 3 that, having started playing, I absolutely had to finish. There was nothing, except for that well known 'questionable' scene that I didn't like about the game... I don't say that often, either.

First time I played Final Fantasy 3 I beat Kefka right in the morning before I had to go along with my parents to Toronto. I didn't realize the end cinematic was over 30 minutes long...

[HisLeast]

Yeah, and they're always vague instructions like:
"Okay, install all necessary files in the appropriate folder.
Select the appropriate plugin (out of the half dozen or so options distinguishable only by a different letter or number)"

Well... it looks as if I have a pretty stable install of it. Living Economy subcomponent is misbehaving though. Seems anytime I sell to a vendor they magically get 60,000 septims. I may have shut off and removed components that are nice options in all my experimentation and rework. I should probably just start over, but that was hours of work.

I had my first genuine FCOM moment today, meeting an encounter just off the road that was way too powerful for me. Thus began a harrowing retreat to the nearest town with patrolling guards.

Am I the only one disappointed with Fallout 3?

I never played the originals so take this for what its worth: it wasn't a great game but it was decent enough. If only for the "sandbox" experience in a post-apoc setting.

[Revinius]

Fallout 3 ending was a massive anti-climax for me. My reaction was something like: "Oh.... the credits are rolling.... what the...?" It was really easy playing it on the hardest possible setting the whole time. :S

I like the concept, but there just wasn't enough content or 'sandbox' like the previous titles had. It's good to have a main quest series to follow but such a series shouldn't be: 1. So short; 2. So basic; 3. So automated. There needs to be in-game incentives to break the mold of the standard quests and go out searching for glory in some random part of the country-side.

[HisLeast]

Fallout 3 ending was a massive anti-climax for me. My reaction was something like: "Oh.... the credits are rolling.... what the...?" It was really easy playing it on the hardest possible setting the whole time. :S

I like the concept, but there just wasn't enough content or 'sandbox' like the previous titles had. It's good to have a main quest series to follow but such a series shouldn't be: 1. So short; 2. So basic; 3. So automated. There needs to be in-game incentives to break the mold of the standard quests and go out searching for glory in some random part of the country-side.

+ 1 for Morrowind.