General Chat Thread

[Hawk Moth 390]

Damn right! It's a travesty. If I ever have guests over and they ask for anything above Medium Rare, that's the last time they are invited to dinner.

 

There's a great place in my city called Brazeiros that serves all-you-can-eat steak. It's pricey, but it's also all-you-can-freaking-eat. Try and tell me that this isn't beautiful!

 

[Wolffie 212]

There's a great place in my city called Brazeiros that serves all-you-can-eat steak. It's pricey, but it's also all-you-can-freaking-eat. Try and tell me that this isn't beautiful!

 

 

I am no longer an atheist. You have show me the way.

[be my waifu 2,843]

Well, a round trip is only 240 bucks. I'm actually considering it.

 

$240 for a pizza?

 

You might need to rethink your priorities.

[Hawk Moth 390]

Well, a round trip is only 240 bucks. I'm actually considering it.

 

Do it dude. Amazing pizza is worth it.

[Retro*Derpy 3,363]

 

 

Try and tell me that this isn't beautiful!

It isn't beautiful. Its magnificent ;-;    All I have are lame restaurants trying to pass dog meat as human food.

[Wolffie 212]

$240 for a pizza?

 

You might need to rethink your priorities.

 

You don't understand...this is the greatest New York style pizza ever created by man. I used to eat it like three times a week when my daddy passed out drunk on the couch!

 

Do it dude. Amazing pizza is worth it.

 

This.

[Hawk Moth 390]

I am no longer an atheist. You have show me the way.

 

The picanha is bloody amazing. They cook that stuff over the grill at all times, and when they bring it out it's still steaming. Waiters walk around with those meat spikes and cut the stuff off right onto your plate. All you have to do is wait for them to come around. The tables have glass coasters on them that are green on one end and red on the other. If you keep the green side up, they'll never stop bringing you food. It's like you're a freaking Viking. You should check out and see if there's a Brazeiros or Fogo de Chao near where you live. The latter is basically the same thing, and I believe it was the original company, Brazeiros being formed by someone who worked there. The only difference may just be the name and the regions of the country they're located in.

[Wolffie 212]

I just came up with a new word.

 

Rainbow Dashturbating.

 

It's self explanatory.

[Gone Airborne 22,007]

Hows it going in here? 

[Hawk Moth 390]

It isn't beautiful. Its magnificent ;-;    All I have are lame restaurants trying to pass dog meat as human food.

 

Dog meat?

 

 

I hope you don't mean meat from actual dogs? That would be awful!

[Wolffie 212]

Dog meat?

 

I hope you don't mean meat from actual dogs? That would be awful!

 

I love Fallout and I love Dogmeat! I actually named a dog I rescued "The King" Dogmeat.

[Retro*Derpy 3,363]

 

 

I hope you don't mean meat from actual dogs? That would be awful!

 We do happen to have a chinese restaurant...  

 

Actually I hit a save glitch on fallout when I found dog meat so somehow he became invisible, proven by the many times he has blown up and walked it off xD

[Wolffie 212]

 We do happen to have a chinese restaurant...  

 

Actually I hit a save glitch on fallout when I found dog meat so somehow he became invisible, proven by the many times he has blown up and walked it off xD

 

 

My Korean neighbors beat and eat their dogs. We've seen them disappear...

[Hawk Moth 390]

I love Fallout and I love Dogmeat! I actually named a dog I rescued "The King" Dogmeat.

 

I love him as well. He's a great follower in Fallout and the consecutive sequels. Rex rocks as well, and it was badass to have a cyber dog follower again since Fallout 2 even though Rex doesn't talk.

[Wolffie 212]

I love him as well. He's a great follower in Fallout and the consecutive sequels. Rex rocks as well, and it was badass to have a cyber dog follower again since Fallout 2 even though Rex doesn't talk.

 

I do kinda wish Rex talked. Could have so much more of a dialog.

 

I was sad to not see a Mr. Gutsy in New Vegas. I missed RL-3. Barely played New Vegas, don't think it could match FO3. I've logged over 1500 hours of FO3. Even made a few really shitty mods

[Hawk Moth 390]

My Korean neighbors beat and eat their dogs. We've seen them disappear...

 

I'd burn their house down or at least call the cops on them. There's no one more despicable in my mind than someone who hurts and kills dogs. If I ever saw someone beating a dog in public, I couldn't be held responsible for what I'd do to them.

[Wolffie 212]

I'd burn their house down or at least call the cops on them. There's no one more despicable in my mind than someone who hurts and kills dogs. If I ever saw someone beating a dog in public, I couldn't be held responsible for what I'd do to them.

 

Yup. I once saw the guy just standing over the dog, kicking it. Clear view from my window. Despicable. My parents don't want to call animal control, though.

 

A dog hasn't disappeared in a while, but they sure take shitty care of their current one. Barks and crys all day because they shove it outside for hours on end.

[Retro*Derpy 3,363]

@, @@Wolffie,  Have either of you gotten Fawkes the super muntant?

[Wolffie 212]

@, @@Wolffie,  Have either of you gotten Fawkes the super muntant?

 

He's alright, he just don't have the personality of some of the other followers.

[Hawk Moth 390]

 

I do kinda wish Rex talked. Could have so much more of a dialog.

 

I was sad to not see a Mr. Gutsy in New Vegas. I missed RL-3. Barely played New Vegas, don't think it could match FO3. I've logged over 1500 hours of FO3. Even made a few really shitty mods

 

The only Gutsies I ever saw were hostile, but you're right; RL-3 was a great follower. In my opinion though, NV was better. There was a lot more to do, and I really liked how it continued the story of Fallout 2, returning to the familiar territory of the West with NCR. I liked the weapons of NV better as well, and I enjoyed being able to play an actual gunslinger with revolvers. I love my endgame character who I made a real post-apocalyptic gunslinger. He wears this:

 

 

This:

 

and this hat:

He wears this hat as well:

 

 

And here is my pistol. It's name is "A Light Shining in Darkness"

 

[Wolffie 212]

 

 

The only Gutsies I ever saw were hostile, but you're right; RL-3 was a great follower. In my opinion though, NV was better. There was a lot more to do, and I really liked how it continued the story of Fallout 2, returning to the familiar territory of the West with NCR. I liked the weapons of NV better as well, and I enjoyed being able to play an actual gunslinger with revolvers. I love my endgame character who I made a real post-apocalyptic gunslinger. He wears this:

 

 

This:

 

and this hat:

 

My problem with NV is it did not have the same sense of epic-ness. When I took my first steps into the Capital Wasteland, I was immersed, and my head exploded.

[Hawk Moth 390]

My problem with NV is it did not have the same sense of epic-ness. When I took my first steps into the Capital Wasteland, I was immersed, and my head exploded.

 

It was the opposite for me. I thought the writing was so extraordinary in NV, and the atmosphere in Lonesome Road was so breathtaking, it was surreal. If you ever get the chance, play the DLC's for NV in the right order, and you'll experience such a moving story. I've never played an RPG that felt so personal before - as if your character is actually a part of the world. I nearly teared up by the end of Lonesome Road. That narrative was beautiful.

 

Yup. I once saw the guy just standing over the dog, kicking it. Clear view from my window. Despicable. My parents don't want to call animal control, though.

 

A dog hasn't disappeared in a while, but they sure take shitty care of their current one. Barks and crys all day because they shove it outside for hours on end.

 

It's your duty to call animal control. Screw whatever your parents will and won't let you do. This is a moral imperative. If you're worried about calling from your house, do it from a payphone or a store - somewhere public. I cannot stress how important it is to help dogs being mistreated.

[Wolffie 212]

It was the opposite for me. I thought the writing was so extraordinary in NV, and the atmosphere in Lonesome Road was so breathtaking, it was surreal. If you ever get the chance, play the DLC's for NV in the right order, and you'll experience such a moving story. I've never played an RPG that felt so personal before - as if your character is actually a part of the world. I nearly teared up by the end of Lonesome Road. That narrative was beautiful.

 

 

That's the thing, Lonesome Road and Old World Blues were both amazing. Where as Fallout 3's only amazing DLC was The Pitt, and even that had some sour notes in it.

 

Those DLCs made me enjoy the game, but the base game? It just felt so underwhelming. The game is advertised with Vegas at the center, this big megalopolis, but when you get there, there are five casinos that ban you for life if you hit the jackpot.

 

It's your duty to call animal control. Screw whatever your parents will and won't let you do. This is a moral imperative. If you're worried about calling from your house, do it from a payphone or a store - somewhere public. I cannot stress how important it is to help dogs being mistreated.

 

I agree with you, but I don't exactly have any proof...

[Hawk Moth 390]

That's the thing, Lonesome Road and Old World Blues were both amazing. Where as Fallout 3's only amazing DLC was The Pitt, and even that had some sour notes in it.

 

Those DLCs made me enjoy the game, but the base game? It just felt so underwhelming. The game is advertised with Vegas at the center, this big megalopolis, but when you get there, there are five casinos that ban you for life if you hit the jackpot.

 

 

I agree with you, but I don't exactly have any proof...

 

Yeah, I agree, but I made my environment in a sense. Where FO3 gave you a lot to work with, I played NV in a more stylized fashion, RP'ing my characters you could say. Nostalgia for FO2 went a long way with me as well. While FO3 had a superior base location, I think NV had superior writing, and Chris Avellone's return made it all the sweeter.

 

You don't need proof. You call them up and tell them what you've seen. Animal control works based on rumors and word of mouth.

 

Also,

 

All hail the Vault Dwellers!

 

[Wolffie 212]

I find Princess Molestia to be a quite interesting character.