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Mad Max RW wrote:I watched these things for real. The first shows some dude flipping around like an idiot between dogs or something. The other is targeting fans of Pamela Anderson's Barbed Wire movie. It even ends with the line "better than sex!" and some shit like that with a constant view of thongs and tits.
Yeah the whole world destructed itself!!! Lets fuck whores and porn stars man!!!
The mace in pic #1 is sparkling some kinda magic dust. How dumb is that.
suppose you're thinking about a plate of shrimp. suddenly somebody will say like 'plate' or 'shrimp' or 'plate of shrimp', out of the blue, no explanation.
atoga wrote:The mace in pic #1 is sparkling some kinda magic dust. How dumb is that.
One of the melee items in the gameplay video is.. BURNING GLOVES, which basically allows you to punch things and set them on fire. That tops the SPARKLY MACE in terms of all around stupid shit, IMHO.
Saint_Proverbius wrote:
One of the melee items in the gameplay video is.. BURNING GLOVES, which basically allows you to punch things and set them on fire. That tops the SPARKLY MACE in terms of all around stupid shit, IMHO.
Whats somewhat odd about the Burning Gloves is that in the trailer, they appear to ALWAYS be on fire, even when you take them from your inventory...then again, with this games take on realism and such thats acceptable.
Wolfman Walt wrote:Whats somewhat odd about the Burning Gloves is that in the trailer, they appear to ALWAYS be on fire, even when you take them from your inventory...then again, with this games take on realism and such thats acceptable.
The concept is fairly odd as well. How would you make something like Burning Gloves? Why would you make something like that? How the hell would you put them on and take them off if they're always on fire?
Things like this are okay in a fantasy setting, where the way magic works can explain away these details, but we're not talking about a fantasy setting game here. We're talking about a game that's supposed to be set in Fallout's retro-future, pulp sci-fi setting. In such a setting, when you touch fire, you get burned - no matter who you are.
Okay, if it's not fair grounds for a law suit that www.nma-fallout.com can claim, then it's at least an obvious insult to the Fallout fan community at large.
Honestly, putting such a respected name in such a sad piece of shit...
Is it possible that Interplay has decided that the current situation can't get any worse so it's going to go down as hard as possible? Why else would they dis us so freely?
ExtremeRyno wrote:I don't really represent the views that I've written here in this thread... I just like to type.