What do you play as?
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Fair point. I believe there are limits to what some guys would do just to see some pantsu. For example, I'm sure some guys aren't as willing to make out with another guy in front of a yaoi-crazed fan girl. And the corollary is also true: guys who do make out with other guys are uncomfortable/annoyed at yaoi-crazed fan girls who try to watch them.Ghengis John said:
I'll play them all, but generally prefer huge tanky character that aggros everything in a five mile radius, at least in fantasy RPGs or action RPGs or whatever. Fallout is a little different because you aren't supposed to be a "hero", per se. So I've preferred high science, lockpicking, and repair. I just can't let a locked door, chest, safe, computer program, etc go to waste, and I hate having to pay so much to repair armor.
Oh, and sneaking in the shadows up behind someone, waiting for his buddies to turn the other way, and stabbing him isn't more clever. It's just the ability to stare at a screen while nothing happens for minutes at a time and not get bored. Walking in that room and having every enemy focus on you and live through it? That takes timing, positioning, moving, swinging, blocking, jumping, room awareness, potion chugging, and dodging all in the heat of battle with your lifebar dropping - that takes thought. Of course the mage is almost always the most intellectually challenging in these types of games. But yeah, stealth is for people that specialize in patience and a little platforming skill (hopping over three rocks quickly to get to the next shadow).
In mmorpgs I always played tanks. Fighting that boss in a dungeon always felt so unheroic when I'm just standing behind it plinking arrows into it the entire fight.
Oh, and sneaking in the shadows up behind someone, waiting for his buddies to turn the other way, and stabbing him isn't more clever. It's just the ability to stare at a screen while nothing happens for minutes at a time and not get bored. Walking in that room and having every enemy focus on you and live through it? That takes timing, positioning, moving, swinging, blocking, jumping, room awareness, potion chugging, and dodging all in the heat of battle with your lifebar dropping - that takes thought. Of course the mage is almost always the most intellectually challenging in these types of games. But yeah, stealth is for people that specialize in patience and a little platforming skill (hopping over three rocks quickly to get to the next shadow).
In mmorpgs I always played tanks. Fighting that boss in a dungeon always felt so unheroic when I'm just standing behind it plinking arrows into it the entire fight.
I'm usually a sneaky character with some magic/misc training as well to make what attacks I get in better, or to add survivability after my initial sneak attack.
Battlemage type. I'll swing my sword at you until you pussy out and run only to be burned by a fireball in the back. 
Plus Restoration Magic is so useful in combat.
For Fallout, I went Heavy armor and Rifles as a preference. I like clips over batteries and energy based weapons. Call me old fashioned.
Plus Restoration Magic is so useful in combat.
For Fallout, I went Heavy armor and Rifles as a preference. I like clips over batteries and energy based weapons. Call me old fashioned.
In a game like Oblivion (eg. Oblivion) I usually fuck off all magic and train in bow, heavy armor, bladed weaponry and stealth. You'll never expect the equivilant of this guy popping up right behind you.
SURPRISE!!!
Depends. I'm big on quick and precise kills as well as self-reliability. Usually that means that I'm either the sneaking ninja/sniper guy, or the ************ with the large sword/spear/axe/assault rifle running around tearing everything to pieces.
For reference, my favorite classes in TF2 are Sniper, Scout and Soldier (with Spy lagging a bit behind due to how horribly you can die due to sheer bad luck).
In Fallout 3 I played the strategic destroyer. I'm not big on just charging head on, so I'd usually just sneak around, find the best ambush spot to take out the most critical defense... Then let all hell break loose.
As the Necro in Diablo II would so eloquently put: "All who oppose me: Beware."
For reference, my favorite classes in TF2 are Sniper, Scout and Soldier (with Spy lagging a bit behind due to how horribly you can die due to sheer bad luck).
In Fallout 3 I played the strategic destroyer. I'm not big on just charging head on, so I'd usually just sneak around, find the best ambush spot to take out the most critical defense... Then let all hell break loose.
Talk is cheap, and can fail. Destroying everything can not.Lazarus Long said:
As the Necro in Diablo II would so eloquently put: "All who oppose me: Beware."
I want you to know I just reinstalled it and installed a fair few extra mods (including all the ones you've mentioned) and the game opened up by trying to murder me with dogs and wild boar whilst I had like 30 pistol bullets.Yureina said:Gun is the normal Sniper Rifle.
Hair is "Soya Style 2", found in this mod [http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=6843], as well as a few others.
Clothing is the "Wasteland Legend Outfit" found in the normal game. The backpack that you don't see very well in that picture is the Blackwolf Backpack [http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=2553] mod.
There you go.
IT WAS SO MUCH FUN! Thank you!
