The best place would be somewhere like Alaska, where they could focus on issues like a dwindling oil supply, and players would have to deal with some sort of frost gauge rather than radiation...As I was thinking it could take place right before the nuclear winter occurred. They could call it, Fallout: Cold War. That's my serious idea.

[QUOTE="Hiisama"]

I've played games like Oblivion, Baldur's Gate, and Dragon Age. But I still can't find the one that sticks with me. I enjoyed Baldur's Gate for it's long game, took me a long time to beat. And the free roam from Oblivion. Is there a game that's worth playing that is a D&D? I have been told the Neverwinter Nights was good by some people, others have said they heated it. Are there other games out there that I should try out?

allthatdown

Icewind Dale was quite a great rpg in it's own right, using the same engine as Baldur's Gate though I daresay it's more action-driven rather then Baldur's Gate which I like to think is story-driven.

You could also try Planescape:Torment- I haven't actually played it but from what I have heard it's considered the best rpg of all time.

Wizardry 8 if you can find it is a masterpiece...And the original Divine Divinity is my second favorite.

YES :lol:

I graduated from Xavier University last spring, and now I'm basically just sitting on my, as I can't seem to find any work writing (I'm an English major). I'm about to just work at this thrift store soon making mininum wage if I can't find anything. I also do standup comedy on the side, come check me out soon at Go Bananas.

It should be set in the medieval period, feature daedric shrines, medieval armor and weapons, and various species including those that resemble lions ans lizards...

Well that would require me to start a new file I only had it saved when she 1st dissapeared, guess I'll just go without a follower.

kanerox547

Option 1: Stay in the same place and wait for 24 hours

Option 2: Try going to the elevator in the Vault 11? (The killer plant one) and see if she appears

[QUOTE="HiResDes"]

Hey guys my name's Des and I like video games a lot. I especially like playing them, although sometimes its cool to specate if its something like Street Fighter IV. In my spare time I play video games, and even at work I like to play games as well, just don't tell my boss. Pretty much my favorite activity involves my hand on the stick. There's nothing that makes me happier. And it makes me even happier to find others that enjoy the same type of thing. When I get bored with my own, I like to try out other sticks as well. Some stick are better for certain things. It's good to try out a variety of them.

Travo_basic

Oh man this is great, all my old dawgs are now mods.

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[QUOTE="ExoticAnimal"]

I'm currently living in Cincinnati and I just find this way too funny.

ExoticAnimal

Cincinnnati STANDUP!...Me too

For real? What part of Cincy? I'm just a couple blocks away from University of Cincinnati.

I used to live in Clifton, but now I'm located in Westwood (well the eastern edge).

I'm currently living in Cincinnati and I just find this way too funny.

ExoticAnimal

Cincinnnati STANDUP!...Me too

The problem is that most modern rpgs are based upon a model of present-day western religious moral codes. The moral choices lack subtelty, presenting an almost non-exist gray area in which most people operate. And in times of desperation in which survival becomes the most important consideration, moral code should basically be thrown out the window. For example, in a post-apocalyptic game like Fallout 3, traditional conceptions of good and right should be thrown out of the window.