Caltrops - Fallout III





	[quote name="Ice Cream Jonsey"][quote name="Fussbett"]I started playing Fallout 3. Have you guys heard of this game? It's pretty good, aside from the fact that it may be the first game to ever give me motion sickness, though they might've been two unrelated coincidental headaches.[/quote] I had that too, a few times. Weirdly enough, during 3rd person view. [quote]What happens when I get too much bad karma? Should I care? [/quote] Not really - and in fact, much like Caltrops, negative karma can unlock followers you might not normally get. [quote]Is there any reason not to leave my RAD level <i>just</i> below the Radiation Sickness level? Is it hurting me at all there?[/quote] You can leave it right below - your PipBoy will tell you if you have any negative effects. 1 rad over gives you sickness, 1 rad below doesn't. [quote]I think I've successfully patched up to 1.1xxx but how can I tell?[/quote] My (non-Steam) executable is 14.2MB, and was last modified on 12/4/08. I hope everyone at Bethesda had a nice, long Christmas break and spontaneously exploded when they tried to take their families to the Jefferson Memorial while on vacation out of sadness for Creex. [quote]I found the game pretty hard at the beginning when I waltzed into a town full of giant fire ants immediately after emerging from the Vault. That's when I learned that bullets are precious, precious things, and should not be wasted on... ever. I've completed a couple of random quests and still can't even see a time when I'd have enough caps to purchase the Rock-It Launcher. Is that a mid-game thing, or did you guys grind away to buy it ASAP? [/quote] I don't know how people like Jsoh got two hundred stimpacks at an early point in the game. I <i>still</i> can't afford the plans for the Rock-It Launcher. I'm up to 38 hours of gameplay, level 16 and I have about a thousand caps. Everyone has found money, and lots of it, except me. Everyone! ICJ[/quote]