When you do the GNR quest.henno13 wrote:
I talked to Dr Li before I went to the GNR Station. The Fallout Wiki says that the BoH detachment that you were supposed to encounter does not show up if you do this. Lyon's Pride is obviously a big part of the story, but my question is, since they didn't show up in Chevy Chase, where do they come in?
He just said he skipped it...Cybargs wrote:
When you do the GNR quest.henno13 wrote:
I talked to Dr Li before I went to the GNR Station. The Fallout Wiki says that the BoH detachment that you were supposed to encounter does not show up if you do this. Lyon's Pride is obviously a big part of the story, but my question is, since they didn't show up in Chevy Chase, where do they come in?
He goes to 101 when you enter areas he cannot go tohenno13 wrote:
lol wut
I went into Tranquility Lane with Dogment following me, and when I came back out, he isn't there anymore. I am at the Citadel now, and I didn't really think about it becasue I was doing the stuff with Dad.
Where did he go?
afaik 3 days is the zone-reset time...Flaming_Maniac wrote:
Yeah Charon went back to Ninth Circle and Dogmeat went back to 101 after about an in-game month lol.
No way, first thing I did before posting here was sleep 5 days in my house and then 3 days in the middle of the Wasteland to try to get them to reset. After I posted I said fuck it and just started playing, took a loooong time and a lot of fast traveling before I finally got the message that they returned.FloppY_ wrote:
afaik 3 days is the zone-reset time...Flaming_Maniac wrote:
Yeah Charon went back to Ninth Circle and Dogmeat went back to 101 after about an in-game month lol.
e.g. skip forward 3x24 hours to reset all areas but the one you are standing in...
Miggle wrote:
Fallout 3 isn't really Massive, It's a lot of empty space and very little to do.henno13 wrote:
I started playing this yesterday, it is.....different. It is going to take some getting used to.
Afer about four or five hours playing time, I've only completed one part of The Waseland survival guide and I have only arrived at Rivet City. This game is fucking massive. Combat is different to what I'm used to. The Raiders I've enountered seem like fucking super humans: 2 shots to the heat in VATS won't kill some of them, ffs. Still the game is fucking
During the Vault sequences, I belived (in my epic stupidness) that you could convince Amata (spelling?) to come with you somehow, which I tried to do. Sometimes, it's pretty annoying to travel all the way across the huge map just to discover places, and then you can fast travel.
People have complained that the PS3 GOTY edition is unplayble due to the bugs and the crash to XMBs (what I like to call CTX), but I haven't enountered any yet .
Anyway, it's so far.
Check out Oblivion, it has a far larger campaign and a lot less walking.
A large open space is pretty close to the definition of massive.mas⋅sive
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If you listen to them talking you will know why... mutinyhenno13 wrote:
Dogmeat wasn't there before and afer the "Trouble on the Homefront" quest. After, I decided to go and play Operation Anchorage. Just as I was about to begin I got the message "Dogmeat is waiting for you at Vault 101."
Anyway, why the fuck do the outcasts go batshit insane while you are in the armoury. I was colllection some gear and the guys waiting by the door shot that girl you see before you step in and they tried to kill me. At least I got a pretty decent Gatling Laser along side T51b Power Armour
Well then there is something wrong with your game or you have a mod that hinders it, because that is what Bethesda fixed the reset time toFlaming_Maniac wrote:
No way, first thing I did before posting here was sleep 5 days in my house and then 3 days in the middle of the Wasteland to try to get them to reset. After I posted I said fuck it and just started playing, took a loooong time and a lot of fast traveling before I finally got the message that they returned.FloppY_ wrote:
afaik 3 days is the zone-reset time...Flaming_Maniac wrote:
Yeah Charon went back to Ninth Circle and Dogmeat went back to 101 after about an in-game month lol.
e.g. skip forward 3x24 hours to reset all areas but the one you are standing in...
Hmm, who knows, maybe he gets stuck in transitFlaming_Maniac wrote:
When I was looking for the answer I saw lots of other people saying it took days/weeks for dogmeat to return to 101.
Honestly, this isn't worthy of the name "trailer" it is just a teaser...
FloppY_ wrote:
Honestly, this isn't worthy of the name "trailer" it is just a teaser...
Still, imo if you call it a trailer then it has to show at least a minimum of features / gameplay from the game...TravisC555 wrote:
And thus the phrase "teaser trailer" was born.
No, but really, Bethesda called it a teaser trailer.
I'm playing on the PS3, I used to be able to play for hours without any problems. However, since I played The Pitt, my game's save data is now over 12mb, this causes a shit load of problems. For some reason on the PS3, if the save game gets over 12mb, there are a lot of problems. The game crashed about five or six times during The Pitt, and now if I fast travel or enter some place, there is a high chance that the game will crash either during loading just after the loading finishes. There are now more significant frame rate drops too. It's a shamemtb0minime wrote:
So what's everyone's records on how long they've been able to play before the game crashes?
I think my all-time high was about 15 minutes, but nowadays it's around 5 or 7