Well, that's kinda obvious isn't it?Poseidon wrote:
If you haven't beaten the game, no. If you have, you need Broken Steel.SamBo:D wrote:
Do I have to have any of the other expansions to be able to play Zeta?
for the PC users: Copy your DLC data from your Windows Live folder to your Fallout3 data folder (see google for exact path) to play DLC offline :3Phatmatt wrote:
I would say yes that you can play on both online and offline, but I'm just guessing here. Else it would be retarded.
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Yes, you can there's no file restriction between users as long as the DLC is on the same HDD.Nintendogamer wrote:
quick question, i have two profiles on my 360, one for online one for offline (unavoidable unfortunately but thats another story)
if i download mothership zeta on my online profile will it be available to play on my offline profile???? (i used the disks to install the pitt and anchorage and will do the same for lookout and steel)
I didn't think so when I first heard about that. Oblivion didn't require a mod for free play afterwords.FloppY_ wrote:
Well, that's kinda obvious isn't it?Poseidon wrote:
If you haven't beaten the game, no. If you have, you need Broken Steel.SamBo:D wrote:
Do I have to have any of the other expansions to be able to play Zeta?
you have to leave the vaultIoan92 wrote:
I tried Fallout 3 and I didn't like it at all, what did I do wrong?
When I left it I went like woah fuck that.jsnipy wrote:
you have to leave the vaultIoan92 wrote:
I tried Fallout 3 and I didn't like it at all, what did I do wrong?
Is megaton the first ruined town you see when leaving vault? With that school with raiders inside?Chou wrote:
Different taste, sure.
But you can't judge upon Fallout 3 by just leaving the vault, looking around and saying: Whoa, fuck that.
The first step is huge but it'll pay off once you've reached Megaton.
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Nah, it's the giant fortress on your right once you first look out.Ioan92 wrote:
Is megaton the first ruined town you see when leaving vault? With that school with raiders inside?Chou wrote:
Different taste, sure.
But you can't judge upon Fallout 3 by just leaving the vault, looking around and saying: Whoa, fuck that.
The first step is huge but it'll pay off once you've reached Megaton.
Didn't see anything like thatDoctor Strangelove wrote:
Nah, it's the giant fortress on your right once you first look out.Ioan92 wrote:
Is megaton the first ruined town you see when leaving vault? With that school with raiders inside?Chou wrote:
Different taste, sure.
But you can't judge upon Fallout 3 by just leaving the vault, looking around and saying: Whoa, fuck that.
The first step is huge but it'll pay off once you've reached Megaton.
There is a compass?SamBo:D wrote:
Follow the pointer on the compass mate.
Also outside Megaton theres a nice old chap who asks you to spare him some water. Kill him.
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Hey I didn't say Its shit, I just said I don't like it!Mekstizzle wrote:
It's amazing how many people somehow miss Megaton and don't end up knowing what to do. I mean there's the compass which tells you where to go, not to mention the map. Not to mention the mission checklist. Not to mention they also tell you to go to Megaton. Not to mention it's a big fuckoff shanty town right in your face.
Lots of excuses are ok for saying a game is shit, but stupidity isn't one of them. All it does is invalidate your entire argument and makes you look like a fool
You're not a fallout 3 noob, you're just dim.
Give it a try, man.Ioan92 wrote:
Hey I didn't say Its shit, I just said I don't like it!Mekstizzle wrote:
It's amazing how many people somehow miss Megaton and don't end up knowing what to do. I mean there's the compass which tells you where to go, not to mention the map. Not to mention the mission checklist. Not to mention they also tell you to go to Megaton. Not to mention it's a big fuckoff shanty town right in your face.
Lots of excuses are ok for saying a game is shit, but stupidity isn't one of them. All it does is invalidate your entire argument and makes you look like a fool
You're not a fallout 3 noob, you're just dim.
Graphics were awesomely creepy, thumbs up to that.
I'm starting to regret deleting it from my HDD.Chou wrote:
Give it a try, man.Ioan92 wrote:
Hey I didn't say Its shit, I just said I don't like it!Mekstizzle wrote:
It's amazing how many people somehow miss Megaton and don't end up knowing what to do. I mean there's the compass which tells you where to go, not to mention the map. Not to mention the mission checklist. Not to mention they also tell you to go to Megaton. Not to mention it's a big fuckoff shanty town right in your face.
Lots of excuses are ok for saying a game is shit, but stupidity isn't one of them. All it does is invalidate your entire argument and makes you look like a fool
You're not a fallout 3 noob, you're just dim.
Graphics were awesomely creepy, thumbs up to that.
There's so much to do in The Wasteland, it could keep you occupied for 100+ hours at least.
Here's a little map help to get you started. You can see Vault 101 and Megaton is just around the corner.
Use Megaton to get leveled up with XP, trade in, buy some or sell some stuff, do some of the missions and you'll be good to discover the rest in no-time. Don't go shooting around like a madman in Megaton cause is a usefull resource.. at least for now. There are no enemies inside there.
Any questions, just ask.
http://gza.gameriot.com/content/blogs/a … -3-map.jpg
There are no vehicles and believe me, you will not even miss them.Ioan92 wrote:
I'm starting to regret deleting it from my HDD.
Are there vehicles?
I agree. Whenever I start new games I absolutely hate going through the first little bit inside the vault. I just wanna get out and explore, dammit!Phatmatt wrote:
It starts off slow, but after the first few hours you will never look back. Already at 39hours and still lots of stuff to do.
