What do you play as?
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For fantasy RPGs: "That chick who stands a long way off and kills you by looking at you funny".
Daggerfall is the best game for that.
For Fallout: "That guy who runs up to you with epic melee weapons and dissects you".
Daggerfall is the best game for that.
For Fallout: "That guy who runs up to you with epic melee weapons and dissects you".
I can also tell that you play Fallout on the PC and mod the crap out of it.Yureina said:Here is my Fallout 3 character:
As you can probably tell from that... I prefer sneaky types who surprise their foes through ambush, sniping, and infiltration. Rarely do I ever actually involve myself in direct conflict. My personality is very much the same way.
I stalk people. I do all the quests first and be a hero and all that. Then I systematically hunt down anyone foolish enough to walk down dark alleys or forests. Bow, backstab, summon freakin demon... it matters not I'm sending you ALL to hell.Froggy64 said:
Oh, it took...alot of work. Personal challenge, completely unnecessay. I stand there like a fly on the wall as he and Burke hash it out. The Sheriff turns and I see a movement from Burke. It's a silenced pistol. This is not an easy thing to do, but I did manage to critical-hit the man and incinerate him with a laser pistol before he got off a shot. Afterwhich, the sheriff was grateful.Isaac The Grape said:
Depends on the game, if it's multilayer I'm always the support guy. But since you said Oblivion or Fallout like where your the main character and almost always alone I still try to be the sneaky guy.
If the game will let me I'll make a sneaky character that can pick people off from range while still having a trick or two if I do get cornered.
I played an Infiltrator all the way through Mass Effect 1 & 2 and loved it.
If the game will let me I'll make a sneaky character that can pick people off from range while still having a trick or two if I do get cornered.
I played an Infiltrator all the way through Mass Effect 1 & 2 and loved it.
So Burke isn't invul before he shoots the Sherrif. I thought it was scripted? Anyone got the G.E.C.K. for this one?FalloutJack said:
I almost always opt for the thief/archer/gunman long range and speedy yet low damage character. However I play as Jess and Max in the Advance Wars games so I clearly don't go stealth every time (Jess and Max are the tanks of Advance Wars; no, really, their specialties are tanks).
For whatever reason, Burke is not only vulnerable, but the only person you can shoot in Megaton without people turning on you. I suppose this is because nobody likes him or something. I don't know the odds and ends of it. I just decided "No.", and made it so when the conversation was over, that Burke gets a face full of laser.Isaac The Grape said:
I usally steal everthing that isn't nailed down, hit enemies with projectiles as they close in and then finish them off with a powerful melee attack.
I play the support caster/tank I like the DnD Cleric a lot.
I love a nice combo of Heal spells/maces/heavy armor
I love a nice combo of Heal spells/maces/heavy armor
Yup yup!lacktheknack said:I can also tell that you play Fallout on the PC and mod the crap out of it.Yureina said:Here is my Fallout 3 character:
As you can probably tell from that... I prefer sneaky types who surprise their foes through ambush, sniping, and infiltration. Rarely do I ever actually involve myself in direct conflict. My personality is very much the same way.
I play the Magical Tank. A character in the heaviest armor available who also happens to be bursting with arcane energy. Unfortunately, it isn't a sort of character I often get to play, so far I've only had enough freedom to do so in Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura, Dragon Age: Origins, and (to a certain extent) Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. Many other games have class armor restrictions or arcane spell failure chances that prevent from doing this sort of thing.
Edit: I'm not into the divine magic that D&D Clerics use. It's just not how I roll.
Edit: I'm not into the divine magic that D&D Clerics use. It's just not how I roll.
Given the name I doubt this... but does it make supermutants less 'the default enemy' and add more things like hostile wildlife/bigger raider gangs? I never liked how the mutants turned into total fodder from the threats they were in Fallout 1.Yureina said:Mart's Mutant Mod, or something like that. Basically it adds variety to in-game enemy NPC's so that you are not fighting clones all the time. It does alot of other things too, but its another mod that adds alot to immersion. Oh, and the world is a much more violent place with it.Serenegoose said:MMM? I know what FWE is but I don't get the MMM acronymYureina said:Alot. FWE and MMM are the two big ones, but I also run alot of other mods that add items to the game that improve my immersion, add special things that I like, and giving myself alot more hair styles to choose from. That character in hat picture actually isn't as modded as alot of people would probably think. Only the hair and the backpack in that picture can't be obtained from the original game.