The Steve-Out: The Brown Bunny is my movie of the year.

[Fer!]

she can control her powers now.....

Gambit will be pleased then.

[Zaladane]

I got right into fallout 3, however now it's getting a little slow. I'm at level 15 (goes to 20 without dlc) and haven't even done the main quest stuff yet. It's the endless traveling around that really slows it down.

[Fer!]

Thank god for Speed Travel. Which platform you got it for?

[Zaladane]

Thank god for Speed Travel. Which console you got it for?

360

yeah speed travel is good. But with all the locations you have to discover on your own (think I'm around 80 so far) it can be a bitch. There's only so many radscorpions you can kill before it gets old

I love it though. Think I'm gonna just fly through it soon and finish it off.

[Drageuth]

Fallout 3 just doesn't sound terribly intriguing to me. I'm not really part of the Bethesda haters camp, but as an individual game it's one I've just never felt the need to pick up.

Demon's Souls on the other hand is a game I was dying to buy, and I'm developing a love hate relationship with it.

When I first decided I was going to get a PS3, I was looking into what games were highly recommended, and pretty much everyone I knew said Fallout 3 was awesome, so I figured I might as well pick it up. Got it for $20, figured there was no harm in trying it out.

It's not a terrible game, but I find I'm not really "into" it. I'm at level 7 right now (something like that), and I don't feel that "oh my God I just have to play one more level" sensation I get when I'm really into a game.

I'll probably play it a bit more, and if I find I'm not really enjoying it I'll pick up something else. Perhaps a simple action-adventure game that doesn't require a lot of thought. Ratchet & Clank, maybe... I really enjoyed Tools of Destruction.

[Drageuth]

I love it though. Think I'm gonna just fly through it soon and finish it off.

This is what I need to do. Dedicate a couple of days to just playing and force myself through it.

[Milady]

360

yeah speed travel is good. But with all the locations you have to discover on your own (think I'm around 80 so far) it can be a bitch. There's only so many radscorpions you can kill before it gets old

I love it though. Think I'm gonna just fly through it soon and finish it off.

There were a million and a half little locations you had to discover on your own in Oblivion, too. The problem was, almost all of them were tiny little caves with a couple of goblins in them, and next to nothing of use or interest. Riding around on horseback was fun if you were tired of doing something goal oriented, but in depth exploration just wasn't worth the time.

[Fer!]

360

yeah speed travel is good. But with all the locations you have to discover on your own (think I'm around 80 so far) it can be a bitch. There's only so many radscorpions you can kill before it gets old

I love it though. Think I'm gonna just fly through it soon and finish it off.

You know you can use the DLC for free on that, right?

I'm saying it since you can get a perk called Explorer in Point Lookout, it will point out all the locations, you gotta find them of course, but they will be marked in the map.

[Zaladane]

When I first decided I was going to get a PS3, I was looking into what games were highly recommended, and pretty much everyone I knew said Fallout 3 was awesome, so I figured I might as well pick it up. Got it for $20, figured there was no harm in trying it out.

It's not a terrible game, but I find I'm not really "into" it. I'm at level 7 right now (something like that), and I don't feel that "oh my God I just have to play one more level" sensation I get when I'm really into a game.

I'll probably play it a bit more, and if I find I'm not really enjoying it I'll pick up something else. Perhaps a simple action-adventure game that doesn't require a lot of thought. Ratchet & Clank, maybe... I really enjoyed Tools of Destruction.

That's the thing, like Fer said, you either get right into it or don't care. As soon as I started I was hooked. Once I get level 20, I'll be like "damn now what" after that it may get tedious for me.

[Drageuth]

That's the thing, like Fer said, you either get right into it or don't care. As soon as I started I was hooked. Once I get level 20, I'll be like "damn now what" after that it may get tedious for me.

Yeah, I think I'm in the "don't care" camp at the moment.

[Fer!]

And that's why I'm not sad at trading it in and getting a generous discount towards my beloved Bad Company 2. Plus a friend has it as well, I just want the DLC achievements and a few odd ones I didn't get in the main quest.

[Zaladane]

There were a million and a half little locations you had to discover on your own in Oblivion, too. The problem was, almost all of them were tiny little caves with a couple of goblins in them, and next to nothing of use or interest. Riding around on horseback was fun if you were tired of doing something goal oriented, but in depth exploration just wasn't worth the time.

a few of the locations in fallout are like that too. But still it's nowhere near as big as Oblivion. Most of the locales have something to do, whether it's a main quest, side quest, or free form quest like collecting certain types of items to sell.

You know you can use the DLC for free on that, right?

I'm saying it since you can get a perk called Explorer in Point Lookout, it will point out all the locations, you gotta find them of course, but they will be marked in the map.

no 360 hdd or net at home still

[Fer!]

no 360 hdd or net at home still

You can use any USB for it.
Well, hope you can get that sorted out.

I'll be heading to sleep for now, later guys.

[Milady]

Night, Fer.

[Drageuth]