For me, it's hard to play favorites. Too many good times. Right now, I will name three from Fallout 2.Jamboxdotcom said:I would probably have to say storming the Cathedral in Fallout. Plus the hall of terror right before the Master. Favorite kill, though... I'd have to go with the Overseer at the very end of Fallout.FalloutJack said:A Fallout topic about anything Fallout, eh? Nice.
So...in whichever Fallout game, old or new, what was your favorite fight and/or kill?
So, I was a Deathclaw nest at one time, or several times, filled with adult Deathclaws. Of course, how many get in on the fight at once depends on how far away the fight is. In my time of Fallout 2, I discovered that the head of Deathclaws were weak and that a sledgehammer could knock them back prone. In this turn-based combat, I guaranteed almost never getting hurt by hammer-swinging at their heads and leading them back so that they didn't have the AP to strike. You can't do this in Fallout 3 and up of course. The new generation made the Deathclaw scary again...
I'm sure by now everyone who's heard enough about Fallout knows about the Solar Scorcher in Fallout 2, which you can obtain with a little time travel. One of my favorite ways to kill something in Fallout 2 is to take my nigh-infinite-shot ray gun and zap things with it. I love the sound people make as they fall in half like that. I love how Floater gasbags pop and ignite. I love how this weapon has a long range, low AP cost, and takes nothing to load so long as it's light out. So much fun there.
Another fun kill is the Flamers. You see, I love Flamers. They weigh a shit-ton, and their ammo is also hella-weighty, but they have a lovely redeeming quality even AFTER you take into account their ammo consumption. They make targets do the Happy Fire Dance. You burn up someone in Fallout 2, and he starts dancing around, wiggling and jiggling, until they fall to the ground. That is so entertaining to watch.