Oh, I miss Fallout 3. My old PC died, and while I got a cheapish laptop to fulfill instant Internet, writing, and game mastering needs, I haven't gotten a new gaming rig yet, so I haven't been able to play it in awhile (actually, the new laptop might run it on lowest settings if you kick it hard enough, but I don't really want to try). Unfortunately I'm a little short on cash for a few months yet, so probably won't get the new computer until around Christmastime.

Cannot waaaaaait until Fallout New Vegas (which will also have to wait until Christmas... :( ).

Raq, how did you get Fallout 3 Dev notes?

Ooh, I'd be interested in that, if nobody else wants it, Raq.

I feel certain that college was not this cool when I attended.

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Probably my favorite part of Fallout 3 so far is that Billy West is all over it. That I've noticed right off the bat - there's a scientist that he voices that is instantly recognizable because he's using the Professor Hubert T. Farnsworth voice. And I just entered Underworld (the ghoul city) for the first time and met Cerberus, the ghoul's security robot.

For that, Billy used the Zapp Brannigan voice.

I feel certain that college was not this cool when I attended.

I want to see the exam question about the ontological status of the cake.

I feel certain that college was not this cool when I attended. [link]

I want to take that class!

Except, I already have. If someone could just lend me their lecture notes, I'll play through again....

Dude, there is no konami code for the Epic of Gilgamesh.

Okay, I'm still talking to the Billy West/Zapp Brannigan guard robot as we chat, and the dialog is pee-your-pants funny.

Dude, there is no konami code for the Epic of Gilgamesh.

loves amych

Okay, I sort of fell down the rabbit hole about Portal. I didn't even know the game HAD a director's commentary.

And I'd always wondered about the name "Chell."

So I found this and his related articles very interesting: [link]