Done and done!

(0 x 1000% =0 and both 'food'stuffs are awesome!)

Oh good, thank you. Oh, Kiln is right, those chips with the star on them were great to collect as far as the reward went for them. Also, there was the cave up in the NW with that boxing glove in it that boosted your barehanded to like +65 and the Alien Blaster just past that cave.

I always collect the unique weapons and armor, but you are right that Fallout 3 was much more fun. I collected the Bobbleheads, the smurfs, the Nuka Cola trucks, the Quantum Colas, etc - Fallout 3 was one of the most fun games I ever played. New Vegas lacked the extras that 03 had, but it was still a lot of fun.

There are still lots of misc items like Nuka Cola Trucks and two different types of unique Nuka Colas to collect. Then there are the snowglobes, eggs, skins, and various body parts from different animals.

I prefer NV but that is mainly because I feel that the devs understood guns a lot better than the guys who made FO3.

Oh, in F03 I collected everything Lincoln and had it on my bedroom desk - loved that stuff! And teddy bears, my bed in Megaton was covered with them.

The smurfs?

Edit: Oh, you mean the gnomes?


Yeah, they really didn´t get guns in Fallout 3. Like the minigun I often bring up; why reload after 240 rounds when it´s fed from a backpack!??

This post has been edited by mirocu: Sep 10 2013, 03:15 PM

That´s big papa Smurf!!

That's what I thought they looked like, lol. I had them all over my Megaton house - even sitting outside the door, lol. The Nuka Cola trucks I had everywhere too, but all inside.




This post has been edited by mALX: Sep 10 2013, 03:54 PM

At first I thought that way Gnome Chompski

Nerds.

Feel left out, Liz?

-sigh-


I need a nap

Where? I must see you!

I'll look for it, lol

Ive split my my pants the sixth time. Anyone have tips in how to sew together worn fabric without spending money? -sigh- I've got needle and thread already.

This post has been edited by Elisabeth Hollow: Sep 10 2013, 10:07 PM

Why did the email notice say you split your "labrador?"






This post has been edited by mALX: Sep 10 2013, 10:15 PM

I know how to sew, sorta


How do I word this....


Agh. I'll be back with something.

Because I somehow wrote labrador instead of pants.

ROFL !!!


When the fabric of your "labrador" is worn, you have to patch it, not sew. Patches iron on - but the material will start pulling from the patch edges unless you bring them seam to seam.

Why is fabric so irritating