Unrelated: Pulse is an amazing album.SonicKoala said:
OT: Yeah, the "Puppies!" perk always gets tons of mentions in threads about Dogmeat.
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OT: Yeah, the "Puppies!" perk always gets tons of mentions in threads about Dogmeat.
I killed the raiders, cut them up into 6 separate pieces each and spread their corpses throughout the waistland!!!!
Being a more stealth oriented player, I usually never have any followers actually following me (save occasions whenever a big fight is to occur). So no, I don't think Dogmeat has died for me.
What's your reward for this post? A million pounds of tube-steak!Kheapathic said:
If you want to find Dogmeat, go to a junkyard in the Wasteland. It's somewhere in the middle of the map, not too terribly far away from Megaton, if I recall. I've gotten him to follow me all three times I've played the game through, and he's died in about 2 minutes, the last time outside of Regulators' HQ, which is always being attacked by giant radscorpions.
Honestly, it's hard to get attached to a character who dies that fast and therefore really isn't helpful.
Unlike the dog in Fable 2. Whom I didn't revive the second time I played it through. And I missed him so much I couldn't bear to play the post-story quests without him.
*sniff*
I found Dogmeat, sent him to vault 101 and ignored him.
Oblivion's engine gives me severe lag whenever any 4-legged NPC walks.(for some reason, ants and scorpions don't give the same problem) This bug made Oblivion unplayable, the cells were a lot larger than in Fallout and there were a lot more animals. In Fallout it's not much of a problem, the 2-3 mole rats or other animals in an encounter die in a single shot and I've replaced brahmin with Behemoths.(simple skin change, will have to make a "behemoth with aqua pura" skin though)
Oblivion's engine gives me severe lag whenever any 4-legged NPC walks.(for some reason, ants and scorpions don't give the same problem) This bug made Oblivion unplayable, the cells were a lot larger than in Fallout and there were a lot more animals. In Fallout it's not much of a problem, the 2-3 mole rats or other animals in an encounter die in a single shot and I've replaced brahmin with Behemoths.(simple skin change, will have to make a "behemoth with aqua pura" skin though)
I have no idea what happened to my Dogmeat. I found him, he followed me around for awhile, I sent him to find some ammo and he never came back.
He eventually popped out at 101 after I entered the simulation, then I parked him outside my house in Megaton, then he disappeared again and hasn't reappeared since, not even outside 101.
Needless to say, I found him pretty useless.
He eventually popped out at 101 after I entered the simulation, then I parked him outside my house in Megaton, then he disappeared again and hasn't reappeared since, not even outside 101.
Needless to say, I found him pretty useless.
I found all the followers useless they either stole my experience or I'm max level andx don't need the help
I loved that damned dog. Had him follow me everywhere, and I wasted a lot of health packs on him. Made sure I could cover him at all times in fights, which made combat even more challenging. He was an absolute pain in the neck.
But what better companion is there for wandering across a wasteland?
But what better companion is there for wandering across a wasteland?
Nope... I've got the 360 version.Valiance said:
I always feel guilty after killing the poor dog. I let my boredom get the best of me. >:
Actually, now that I think about it, I've never actually got the MIRV yet...
Time to play some Fallout 3.
Can't say i do anything special to dogmeats body, but the thing that kills him gets its limbs and head destroyed by shotgun blasts, even if its already dead, then the rockets get involved.
