If I would be proud of my ignorance I wouldn't be asking who these people are. Get off your high horse.

Don't even broadcast that stuff here. I have no idea who these people are.

Who?

Uhmmmmmm....

Well damn, wish I was there then.

Now that may *sound* cool but it really comes down to a giant lag fest with that many people.

That makes a lot of sense, I get that.

I don't mind them, I was merely curious why Kotaku is dedicated to covering Fallout so long after it's latest release.

Which is why I added "No? Thought so" because, like you said. You wouldn't. And I feel like the Fallout games are no different. Great way to read between the lines there.

That seems to be the case, yeah.

I've taken a look at the FO3/New Vegas modding community lately and it has died down considerably. Which is obvious seeing as they're pretty old games now. The amount of mods coming out on a weekly basis are rather small and simple. Even when Skyrim launched it died down a lot more because a large portion of the…

Okay then, so lets assign an editor to report on Knights of the Old Republic games every month. No? Thought so.

This is different, they've given an editor to specifically report on Fallout games on a monthly basis or even more than that.

Okay, honest question.

Anyone else had no idea who this guy was before this? There are a lot of "popular YouTubers" out there these days.

IT'S A 3DS WITH STICKERS ON IT, MY GAWD.

Here's also a "fun" bug. There is a bug that's present for *all* Qunari players which makes almost all armors in-game except for like 3 or 2 sets appear as if you're back in your Skyhold pajamas. Because you're Qunari all "human trained" armors cant be used so you're left with like a few dozen sets. But even DOES sets…

lol fable

That is beyond sad and depressing.

Ahem....