Can any of you guys help me and find a water chip? please?

>>377876691
ok

>>377876691
No, do it yourself lazy faggot

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*blocks your path*

>>377876691
>1.huh?

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imaging a game like fallout 1 but 100 times larger and with thousands of hours of content

Yes
No (Yes)
Sarcasm (Yes)
Question (I'll buy it)

>>377878408
kek. not in this timeline. youd think with more money, games would have evolved.

>>377878325
*chicken runs until path is unblocked*

>>377876691

>HATE WATER

>>377876691
Ok but you better let me back into the vault once I bring you the water chip.

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SPARE CHANGE?
SPARE CHANGE BUDDY?

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>>377878408
you mean fallout 4?

>>377879150
I heard you know about the Deathclaw.

>>377878408
So fallout 2 without memes i'm guessing?

>>377878927
There's a part of vault 15 first floor where if he follows you you're stuck forever. It's why F2 added a 'push follower' command.

>>377880070
That's awful. Never happened to me though, I just told him to keep his distance.

*installs Fallout Fixt*

>>377880352
>Play the GoG version of F1 without Fixt
>Get to Military Base
>Activate self destruct
>Game timer instantly goes from 300 to 0
>This happens no matter what I do
>Try leaving a time bomb close to the control panel
>Book it the fuck out
>Explodes by the time I reach the second floor

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The whole water chip thing felt so stupid. It's mandatory, yet you can get the water chip in like twenty minutes of starting the game, so why did they even bother? I hate it when games put a timer on your fun. At least there were fixes for the time limit after getting the chip.

>>377880834
You need high INT/computer skill and then hack the passwords to see which codes help you. Also go the full way and slaughter everyone on the base before you reach the control room.

>>377876691
I keep kicking myself for not documenting a player build in either F1 or F2 where I was able to do megadamage two screens away with a rifle

>>377878325
*Shoots your back*

>>377880990
It added a sense of urgency and tension

>>377880990
Some things are in the game for the benefit of the first playthrough.

>>377880998
No like I did every option and I did have the required skills. It really was a glitch.

>>377881960
Shiet. F.

>>377878408
I think the fact that Fallout 1 being so short works to it's benefit. It's the perfect game to start up a character and burn through on a lazy weekend.

>>377876691
Yeah sure pal, good excuse to kill some shit in the wasteland. Makin' people pop like bugs.

Best Fallout imo

>>377880990

It's not like the time limit is that bad. You only hit it if you grind wasteland like some JRPG retard babby

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Oh, this is excellent...

>>377883142
*uses electric weapons on you*

>>377876691
What an absolute shithead. At the very least he could have sent you on your ways with supplies or allowed you to say goodbye to your loved ones but he basically says, "Thanks now fuck off."

>>377880990
Interplay are not the masters of competently implementing game mechanics.

>>377880990
Fuck off neneposter.

>>377878408
I don't know if that is a good idea 2bh. I have a feeling that the relative short length of the game works very well to it's advantage.

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>>377883247

>What an absolute shithead. At the very least he could have sent you on your ways with supplies or allowed you to say goodbye to your loved ones but he basically says, "Thanks now fuck off."

Back in Fallout 1 they hadnt implemented any of that "Vaults are just US government experiments" shit. They didnt think of that until Fallout 2.

The Overseer in Fallout 1 didnt want you coming back to the Vault with crazy stories of the outside world and convincing other people to leave. He didnt want the vault to have everyone leave into the wastelands and die when they had it pretty sweet in the vault.

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I think super mutants are scary ever since I saw the bad ending.

Why couldn't the MC just kill the overseer, come back in to the Vault, say the overseer died due to rats, and then live happily ever after instead?

>>377883848
>The Overseer takes out most of the forces before mutant-you finally overwhelm him
Shit was cash.

>>377883884
Bloody mess ending is better.

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Whats goin on in this thread?

>>377883951
Yeah I'm saying that as a scenario after the Bloody Mess/low reputation ending.

>>377878408
So Witcher 3?

>>377884028
what the fuck

>>377884028
>2% energy weapons
Oh shit nigger what are you doing?

>>377883938
>Losing all sense of control and being a mindless tanky husk who can't reproduce
No thank's anon.

>>377884028
this was posted earlier, the guy actually managed to kill horrigan after chugging drugs

>>377884028
How do you fight with 1 agl?

>>377883727
They explain that Vault 13 was meant to just be closed for 200 years with nothing besides that going on. It was meant to test people's ability to cope with being inside the vault for an unusually long amount of time compared to the other vaults.

It is kind of neat how even in Fallout 2 the experiments are pretty simple and just meant to test people's stress levels and ability to cope with whatever the experiment was. Not like later where they're super fucked up. Even the vaults in New Vegas were a step back from Fallout 3, but were still not like they were in 1 and 2.

>>377884347
No, just saying the ending movie was cool. I just chose that path to see what would happen. With Fallout Fixt I chose the good ending and became a caravan guard for the Crimson Caravans, shit was comfy.

>>377884365
Anon, the real feat is him managing to make it to frank in the first place

>>377880990
You have like 2 years to get the waterchip you stupid anime poster

>>377884028
This thread was priceless. I was in tears when I saw that build.

>>377880990
If you're playing it for the first time though, it'll take you hours to find the water chip and you're supposed to be under a bit of pressure.

>Tim Cain came out and said the Fallout 1 protagonist was a raging retard everyone in the vault hated
I feel bad for Vault Dweller...

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IuBjeLiWhek

>>377878408
So wasteland 2?

>>377878408
Imagine a game with world building, dialogue, and quests like Fallout 1 but with competent combat like Jagged Alliance.

>>377885204
Imagine a game in the fallout setting but with base building and its a first person shooter.

The master > Lou Tennant = Caeser > Frank Horrigan = Legate Lanius > Colonel Autumn > Kellog >>>> Father >>>>>>>> President Eden

Never seen this posted in Fallout threads though I think it's a great video. Love Tim Cain. Basically talks about the inception of Fallout for about an hour.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=Xa5IzHhAdi4

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>>377884656
So Low Int runs are cannon?

>No MMBN jokes
Shame on you /v/

>>377883848

I found this cinematic mostly cool, because it made me realise how well classic Fallout game would work in full 3D, while keeping the isometric look.

>>377885507
I dreamed of that for years, with infinite quests and an engaging moral system and deep, complex factions, and Todd Howard helped me make that dream game come true.

>>377886071
FUCK that level, seriously. MMBN3 was god-tier but the water chip part was irritating.

>>377884624

Have a link to the thread by chance?

>>377884407

If I remeber correctly the reason why they kept Vault 13 shut was to preserve a test sample in the form of people who were completely unaffected by radiation, just like citizens of the Enclave, because they needed someone to test both the new virus (which is why they captured tribesmans who were exposed to radiation) as well as vaccine.

>>377876691
Sure. And I can't wait to shoot you when I come back, you ugly backstabbing piece of shit.

>>377883240
>>377883142
I had a really long fight with the guy using ballistic weapons since I specced in them
It was really fun, felt like a war of attrition.

>>377884656
Sauce?

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>>377888021
>he launches a rocket at me
>miss
>OH THANK GOD
>it blows up Dogmeat
>mfw

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Fuck, I want to play Fallout 1 again but I still haven't beat 2.

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>>377888180
>fighting frank
>crits on Marcus

Fallout 1 was the best in terms of locations. The further south you go, the weirder shit would get.

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>>377888364
>fighting the Deathclaw
>Dogmeat runs up right to it
>mfw it's the Deathclaws turn

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>>377878408

If this ever comes into fruition, the "100 times larger" part will be made with procedural generation and it will be "meh"

Because everything is procedurally generated these days

So I tried to play Fallout 2 a few years back, and rolled my typical New Vegas character (9 chr 9 int, speech/barter/guns) and was completely unable to finish the first area.

I remember jabbing at a giant ant in a temple with a spear, missing a retarded amount of times, and then dying.

Does it get better past that point? Should I give Fallout 2 another shot? Should I go back and beat Fallout 1 first?

>>377888607
I always tag melee even if I don't use it past the first few hours, it takes a while before you get a gun that doesn't suck. The game gets way better past Klamath, but I would recommend playing FO1 first. Also 9 chr 9 int sounds like a shit build.

>>377888934
But my roleplay!

>>377889146
You gotta understand, by the time you reach New Vegas in the timeline, the world has already reached a point of higher civilization. Fallout 1 is the earliest of the stories told, and is before lots of civilization has come back to the wastelands, and Fallout 2 is not too much far after. While charisma will take you far in both games, sometimes you just need to kick some ass, or run like hell.

>>377878408
so fallout 1 with mods?

>>377884028
>3 action points
What weapons can you even use with that few points?

>>377878408
Imagine new Vegas on an actually good engine.
Imagine Van Buren being Fallout 3.
Imagine a good company owning Fallout IP
Imagine going to china to make a bootleg Fallout which is more canon than anything bethesda makes, but zionmax's hitsquads can't find you in china because they get eaten by escalators or die in a car accident caused by a ching opening his doors while driving on a highway

>>377889558
Pacifist run!
>3 INT
Shit.

>>377883727
>Back in Fallout 1 they hadnt implemented any of that "Vaults are just US government experiments"
Wrong.
V15 was an experiment in multiculturalism, which failed so spectacularly majority became bandits and only aradesh created his settlement of Shady Sands

>>377889727
Gamebryo was a good engine for the kind of dev cycle New Vegas was in.

>>377889558
Do lots of drugs: the run.

What do you guys do when a mod has been lost to the void and you want to find it again?

>>377883884
Because that would prevent Fallout 2 from exploring the Idea how need to worship is always necessary, and even highly educated, raised in good environment vault dweller moved to shamanism and spirit shit in the village of Arroyo.
Otherwise you'd play as Vault 8 guy.

>>377888607
Have you considered NOT fighting the fire ants since you're shit at combat?

>>377889860
Gamebryo is never a "good engine" though.

>>377887368
Seconding this.

>>377890140
It's extremely modular and easy to develop for unless you're trying to do stuff it just doesn't want to do.

>muh time limit
Why do retards complain about this? Even when you need to go out of your way to run out of time, they still complain. In Expeditions: Vikings, there's an incredible lenient time limit. As long as you don't stupidly run back and forth between cities, you'll finish everything with time to spare. Yet people still bitched until the devs made it optional.

>>377890287
because if it's so lenient it doesn't matter then why have it at all?

>>377890287
Modern gamer is used to an easy, streamlined experience of Press Q to receive Cummies.
You obviously don't want to impose any challenge, because that could make him lose pride he gained by simply buying the game.
https://youtu.be/yvGXCisAaR4?t=77

>>377890345
It was mostly there for story reasons and to limit grinding.

>>377889859
>multiculturalism failed spectacularly
See, even a game knew the truth.

>>377890879
And you can't find a single muslim anywhere because even compared to violent raiders, they're too primitive to survive.

>>377890398
Holy shit how have I not seen this video before, it's amazing.

>>377890879
You gotta go back.

>>377891236
>he doesn't watch /ourguy/ crowbcat

>>377891237
But they don't talk about games there.

>>377891237
>can't refute his argument
>g-go back to /p-pol/!

>>377891236
Great mashup though the todd quote on "making player feel proud" is disgusting, and everything wrong with gaming
>feel pride because all you did was purchase a mass-produced product for the lowest common denominator.

>>377891641
>>feel pride because all you did was purchase a mass-produced product for the lowest common denominator
What's wrong with that?

>>377891641
>Not feeling a sense of pride when you have the ability to purchase luxuries

>>377891957
>shitty game for 60 dollars
>luxury
lmao.
Maybe if you're subhuman and need to stab 5 people and loot their bodies to afford it