Unlike the real Fallout 4, I could actually run this on my PC. By the time I’m able to play the real deal, the internet will be full of the typical Bethesda backlash and Fallout 4 will be the worst thing ever.

Before I released this was for a single property, and not all of anime, I was really excited about seeing Sir Isaac Newton on here.

I refused, but Max just kept sitting there waiting for something to happen, and nothing did. I think you could press X on the photo album, but I didn’t know that at the time, so I rewound time and accepted (which, in retrospect, I’m glad I did).

I think I expected the euthanasia to be a “But Thou Must” thing, like how…

You’re as corrupt as the NCR! Play through the main story, trust me! I think that the narrative at the heart of New Vegas is genuinely rewarding, and it has some of my favorite RPG companions to boot. It’s really well written, and it has an epic scope of several cobbled together post-apocalyptic societies duking it…

• Shrinking things and commanding ants could be used in terrifying ways.
  
  

Depending on the class of specter, you’re right, I might need something with a higher yield.

Gawker Media keeps trying to terrify me, and I’m just going to reiterate my previous sentiment: Bring it.

Yeah, that was my reaction too, and I think my only “murder” as that character.

Nah, only two guys, Tennypenny and his stooge, wanted to murder a whole town. Some of the Tenpenny residents sucked, but most were just and out of touch and insulated from the harshness of the wastes.

I always liked the Tenpenny Tower quest because... um, spoilers for a 7 year old game?



You can go with the “good” option and help the poor ghouls move in with the misguided but prejudiced humans. Everyone learns their lesson, warm hugs and back pats all around, the Kid from Vault 101 goes on their merry way...

But come…

What can change the nature of a man?