Currently in BIIIIIIG MOUNTAAAAIIIINNN!!!!...

...My Gods it's funny... ...

I love 8!!!...Awwww...He's my friend!!...

Not done much so far, but my Gods I'm loving it... ...



EDIT!!...Ooooh, loving the Big MT I am...Yes...The only thing I'm worried about is...I'm spending far too much money getting my armour repaired... ...I know I've got a lot but I think I spent 11,000 on my last lot of repairs to the armour and a Gauss rifle I picked up...

Plus, I missed the damned Muggy module... ...I gotta go back and find it at the securitron depot apparently...Grrrr...

Still, gotta love the lunatic MK.V securitrons with the shoulder mounted missiles... ...

This post has been edited by McBadgere: Apr 28 2013, 06:16 PM

Today I went from Megaton straight southwards and roughly about the Nuka-Cola plant I headed east, towards Rivet City. On the way I found a sewer I hadn´t been to yet, and down there I found some nice goodies to either sell or collect

Night fell as I got to Rivet City (fast travelled there as I just wanted to reach it) and I went straight to the hotel to get a room. As I understand it, I have this room for eternity which means I now finally have a home away from home!

Edit: Actually I think it´s home away from home away from home..

This post has been edited by mirocu: Apr 28 2013, 07:57 PM

Business as usual in the Capital Wasteland; scavvin´, lootin´ and shootin´.

I´ve been particularly good at salvaging those Raider outfits lately. Before I discarded them and only took ammo and weapons. My collection of Nuka-Cola caps is growing rapidly

Just cracked open FO3 for the first time in a while. It's so much fun reliving Eva Bree's early days... Total nostalgia, guys

This post has been edited by Eva: May 19 2013, 12:46 AM

Eva!!?? Where you´ve been?? Lost in the Capital Wasteland maybe?

Haha no, mirocu... But it would have been nice if that was the case

Just persol life things took over. Haha

Well that´s no excuse for not being here and ramble with the rest of us!

On topic, I´m just helping the ants out in Shalebridge. Two Invaders was quickly taken cared of and Ant Nectar samples was soon in my pocket. Now to kill off the rest of the hostile ants... Or was it aunts..?

I totally forgot how much I love this game!

In the CW Eva had just escaped the overrun prity project after witnessing her fathers demise. She and the others escaped.and ended up at the Citadel. Eva decided that she'd spend the night, then make her way back home to Megaton to decide what to do with her life.

However, at the Citadel Eva met a woman called Cross. Cross revealed she knew Eva's father and insisted on accompanying Eva on her journey, as her somewhat protecter.

Eva now has a companion!

After a few days contemplating what to do with her life, Eva decided to assist Moira Brown reserch her book, The Wasteland Survival Guide.

Moira tasked Eva to head to a monefield located in a ghost town to xheck out how bad it is. Although wary, Eva and cross headed north to the minefield.

On the way, Eva came across a Scrapyard, finding an abandoned dog, Which she immediatly fell in love with. The feeling was mutual, resulting in Dogmeat becoming Eva's second companion.

Sounds like she embarking on the same journey I did in what seems a long time ago now

Just raided an abandoned shack up by a gas station. Upon entering two captive radroachers were found, along with some good loot!
Before that I helped some friendly ants protect themselves from hostile ants. Always nice to meet someone friendly out there, even if they´re ants

Dot has been scavving in the Capital Wasteland. She recently cleared out the ants from Marigold Station, got an ant-mutagen from the doc responsible, and then blew his brains out for what he did to the people living in Greyditch. Or the people who used to live there at least. Next up, Canterbury Commons.

This post has been edited by SubRosa: Aug 17 2013, 08:08 PM

Eva recently did this quest. She also contemplated avenging thr deaths of the townsfolk, but instead gave the doc a few harsh words. She couldn't do it... Which is a shame because I would have! Haha

...I never once thought of doing that... ...

Dear Gods I'm such a wuss... ...

This post has been edited by McBadgere: May 22 2013, 04:32 AM

Or you´re someone who realizes people make mistakes, sometimes horrible mistakes. But it doesn´t make them evil

But Lesko seemed to have little to no remorse for his actions. The only heart he showed was related to Bryan Wilkes, and even that seemed forced; as if he was only saying it to have the lone wanderer think.he cares enough so they do his bidding.

Thats just my opinion haha

This post has been edited by Eva: May 23 2013, 08:06 PM

At first my characters were the same way. But somewhere along the line I realized that I could just blow his brains out without getting negative karma. He does not have a very long lifespan in my games anymore.




Man up son! Start whacking those NPCs!



I (and Dot) agree. In fact, yesterday she talked down the AntAgonizer and turned her back to the light side. The thing with Doc Lesko though, is that he did not desire redemption. He admits he made a mistake with his mutagen, that made the ants breathe fire. But he refuses to admit there was anything morally wrong with killing everyone in Greyditch. So he got a buckshot brain enema.

This post has been edited by SubRosa: May 23 2013, 08:12 PM

He may lack the ability to show regret or emotions, but most brainiacs do and many are not evil still
I´d say if he shrugs it off and goes ahead with what he´s doing or even use someone unwilling as test subject, that´s another thing..

SubRosa edit: I remember not liking him and if I deem someone as pure evil than I whack ´em, simple as that. But for some reason I didn´t so I guess I didn´t see him as pure evil. Don´t know why when you put it like that..

This post has been edited by mirocu: May 23 2013, 08:14 PM

Lesko reminds me of a nuclear scientist (Edward Teller?) whom I saw an interview with about the post WWII nuclear testing program, especially of the hydrogen bomb. Where other scientists like Robert Oppenheimer expressed regret for their work on nuclear weapons, and even tried to lobby against their use, this other fella said they were great. He had no remorse for the U.S. soldiers and Polynesian civilians were were irradiated by his bomb tests. He was ticked off about the ban on testing, and wanted to continue it indefinitely.

This post has been edited by SubRosa: May 23 2013, 08:32 PM

That was an interesting read, SubRosa. I can see the Lesko comparison.

It was Edward Teller. He said that at the end of the war (WWII), many people wanted to stop the research on nuclear weapons. But he wanted to continue for the sake of pure knowledge if nothing else. He said he never regretted any of it, and that he was proud of his part in creating nuclear weapons (including the hydrogen bomb). That stands in stark contrast to what Einstein said "If only I had known, I should have become a watchmaker."