Re: Fallout 3 is out! (in america)....
Re: Fallout 3 is out! (in america)....
Blackwolf, you're a muppet.
Obviously you really don't know the nature of RPGs, otherwise you wouldn't be complaining out of your solid evil buttocks.
Having a 89% chance to hit does not mean that you will hit every damn shot, 89% means exactly that, 89 shots out of 100 you will hit, the remaining 11 should miss. Don't blame the game because you're unlucky.
Stats should not, - I repeat - should not be dependable on situation, otherwise the whole point of statistics would be pointless... Every time you level you are asked to distribute A CERTAIN NUMBER OF STATISTICS POINTS based on what you feel appropriate/best for your character. Being able to re-assign stats points per scenario would be ridiculously overpowered. In RPGs you play a character that becomes more powerful in specific areas, not a character that is able to morph themselves to any given scenario.
Again, with your complaining about "endless running around doing stupid tasks to get a few 'coins'" is completely meaningless and frivolous. It is a nigh on impossible task to make RPGs un-repetitive, that is to say it's virtually impossible to make any quest in an RPG unlike any other quest before it. The "coins" (or in this case bottlecaps) are the currency and are completely fair. You get 1000 caps for nuking a city (enough to buy you, I don't know, maybe 800-1000 rounds of ammunition, depending on your bartering skills - way more than necessary), and a huge number of caps from any other quest, not to mention caps you get from raiding places, opening desks, filing cabinets, etc.
If you're clever, you can kill anybody in maybe three shots. If you're crap at aiming however, you could easily run into 60 shots per person. I'm guessing that's more a problem with your playing style than the game, but correct me if I'm wrong.
One more thing, which creatures are 'a-hole' creatures? Which one(s) attack you all the time with nothing for a reward? As far as I'm aware, every creature I've killed so far has yielded a good reward, even more so after you've invested in a couple of perks to gain more caps from evil/good creatures...
How would naming the game 'Fallout the Future' have made it any better as well? I fail to see your argument there...
Ah well. Each to their own, as they say.