Your favorite area in Fallout 3
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I forgot somewhere, it was one of the scrapyard like places (not the one where you find Littlejohn & Associates or whatever they are called) but there were a lot of cars around and a good number of raiders.
I was looking for a quick resolution so concentrated my fire on one of the cars. The resulting chain-conflagration was quite impressive, marred only by the lack of corpses to loot & devour afterwards...
I was looking for a quick resolution so concentrated my fire on one of the cars. The resulting chain-conflagration was quite impressive, marred only by the lack of corpses to loot & devour afterwards...
Honestly I loved anywhere in the Mall and the Citadel. The Mall because well it is every still standing monument in DC after a nuclear war. Underworld is also very awesome and seeing the freed slaves in the Lincoln Memorial gives me a warm fuzzy feeling. I loved the citadel because of the back story of not only the place itself but the people inside.
Though for pure hilarity I would have to say The Republic of Dave. Not only does it hold a bobble head, but rigging an election so Rosy wins and watching Dave's catastrophic meltdown afterwords is priceless.
Though for pure hilarity I would have to say The Republic of Dave. Not only does it hold a bobble head, but rigging an election so Rosy wins and watching Dave's catastrophic meltdown afterwords is priceless.
I know the place... it's the overlook drive in, west of andaleMarsProbe said:I forgot somewhere, it was one of the scrapyard like places (not the one where you find Littlejohn & Associates or whatever they are called) but there were a lot of cars around and a good number of raiders.
I was looking for a quick resolution so concentrated my fire on one of the cars. The resulting chain-conflagration was quite impressive, marred only by the lack of corpses to loot & devour afterwards...
My favorite place in Fallout 3 has to be the little know township of Andale. If you haven't already checked it out i strongly suggest you do it. It's like straight south from vault 101 to the end of the map. It's strongly worth the walk.
My favorite place in Fallout 3 would have to be Georgetown. Walking around there with Charon keeping my back, and discovering the Robot who
was very touching. Actually, travelling around DC was very relaxing and rewarding. I loved scavenging the ruins with R-L 3 or Butch. They were great comapanions.
still took care of his dead masters
The Outcast's base interior. Because their nothing better than killing them all and stealing their big-ass weaponry AND their Miss Launcher (a missile launcher without a proper firing mechanism... turning your once proud long-range explosive-firing device into a full on Grenade Launcher
it's hard for me to list a favourite spot because i've never heard of most of these places (even though i've been playing the game for a fair while now!). i think at the moment i'm going to go search old olney for that power armour stuff. god, the deathclaws required tacticalisation like i've never tacticalised before. but with med-X, a decent freakin gun that isn't broken, and a bit of luck, i managed to kill 4 of them before i got too freaked out and decided to go grab the violin from vault 92 instead. i never found the diary entry subplot though, i feel like returning to search for those notes
i'm working my way in a clockwise fashion around the map, i only have to search the north east section of the Wasteland, pretty much. the richness and depth of this game is unbelievable. i mean, i thought it was deep, but when i stumbled upon Oasis (literally i did only accidentally find it!) i was amazed. i didn't know whether to keep it as an oasis or spread it through the wasteland. poor harold, that's a great storyline.
looking forward to exploring some more now ;D
i'm working my way in a clockwise fashion around the map, i only have to search the north east section of the Wasteland, pretty much. the richness and depth of this game is unbelievable. i mean, i thought it was deep, but when i stumbled upon Oasis (literally i did only accidentally find it!) i was amazed. i didn't know whether to keep it as an oasis or spread it through the wasteland. poor harold, that's a great storyline.
looking forward to exploring some more now ;D