#FALLOUT NEW VEGAS FRANK HORRIGAN FULL#

After Jack has blown himself up, you could repeatedly fix the computer, gaining 3000 XP every time. They are going to be obnoxiously hard to hit, forcing you to use drawn-out hit-and-run tactics to avoid burning through all their Perception-lowering healing items.

All the enemies in the Temple of Trials, unless you have a character specifically geared towards unarmed or melee combat.

#FALLOUT NEW VEGAS FRANK HORRIGAN FULL#

He is also so, so very stupid- You can be talking to him decked out in full power armor, 6 followers and high-end rifles and he still has the balls to try and sell your own stuff to you. The greasy snake who actually employs the kids is considered a Goddamn Bat by his fellow townsfolk- they won't bat an eye if you just kill him to get your stuff back.They can't steal during combat, so it's not necessary to even hit them. You can also enter combat mode whenever you are within melee range of the children. If you want to avoid becoming a Childkiller, you can go with a more moderate option and hit them once. The only option is to buy the items back because there are no clickable children to steal back from! Yes, this includes quest items. note In versions of Fallout 2 where no children exist, you'll find your items mysteriously vanishing from your inventory. They don't do anything but steal from you, and even unless your Steal skill is obscenely high, you'll have to buy your items back from one of the Den's vendors. The random pickpocketeers in the Den are some of the worst Goddamned Bats.There's also the rats, who stop you from traveling around and force combat with you until you just step on them. They can't do any damage at all to decently-leveled players, but there's a ton of them, they have a high initiative, you can't skip their moves, and your companions will likely burn through the ammo of whatever very powerful weapon you've given them to kill things they can just kick! They also have a nasty habit of circling around you and mauling you to death at lower levels. You're wandering around the countryside trying to get to New Reno, when you get stopped by three random encounters in a row with wolves. Game-Breaker: Enough to get their own folder.However, the Fallout franchise was comparatively obscure at this time and the franchise was still finding its identity with only two games to its name, so these problems aren't minded much since Fallout 2 is still a great game, while Fallout 3 dials up some of these problems and has several others that make it more contested. Also, wanting to join the Enclave in 3 is more understandable than here due to the shift in their motivations and goals - in Fallout 2 they raze Arroyo and want to unleash a genocidal virus on the mainland population, while in Fallout 3 the Enclave (rather, its Dragon-in-Chief) wants to use Project Purity as leverage to rule the wasteland, a really long unskippable Forced Tutorial, and retcons to the lore.

Franchise Original Sin: Many of the criticisms levied against Fallout 3 by its detractors can also be directed at this game - re-usage of story elements and ideas from the previous game, plot holes in the main story, inability to join the villain faction note You can side with the Enclave, but it's a non-canon bad ending.

Evil Is Cool: Frank Horrigan has his share of fans due his menacing presence and Badass Baritone.

The first Fallout seems like a beta or a demo for Fallout 2 when you look at the two together. Fallout 2 took everything it established and used it as a foundation to build a game that was bigger and better in every way - a wide array of new weapon and armor types, lots of new enemy types, many more companions and a much greater degree of control over how they support you, a much larger world with more random encounters, more locations, and more quests, and a more involved storyline with morally complex factions and characters that interconnect and develop as you play.

Even Better Sequel: The first Fallout was good.

The developers seem to be aware of his reputation, as his daughter appears in Fallout: New Vegas as a companion. Such is his popularity that the Restoration Project modification gives him a fully animated and voiced 3D head model.

Cassidy, by virtue of being far and away the most useful party member thanks to his marksmanship abilities and his memorable one liners.

Everyone remembers and loves SERGEANT ARCH DORNAN!!!.

And why his 'descendant' is in Fallout 3.

This is the major reason Dogmeat made a reappearance after the first game.

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