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[SalmonGod]

I really like this design

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[penguinofhonor]

That makes me very uncomfortable.

[Xantalos]

So cute!

[NobodyPro]

That moment when you go back to DeviantArt after a long period of not giving a shit about DeviantArt and find that you have 138 notifications. 76 of these are things Shook drew.

[miauw62]

That moment when you go back to DeviantArt after a long period of not giving a shit about DeviantArt and find that you have 138 notifications. 76 of these are things Shook drew.

Why isn't this in the happy thread?

[RedWarrior0]

http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m3hr4u4a3M1ql2603o1_250.gif

I know it's terrible, but just ... what.

... someone on B12 had that as an avatar for a while, a ways back.

That would be shoruke.

[Slayerhero90]

Snip.

I personally liked Follows-Chalk's dialogue.

Now, if there's any companion dialogue I hate, it's either Dean Domino's or God/Dog's. WHY WON'T YOU SHUT UP. Christine was okay, mainly because she was a mute, and then when she got her voice back, she wasn't a companion.

Now, I shall rate the DLCs:
5: Dead Money: This was so terrible it gets ranked in fifth place out of four. The speakers were annoying for two reasons. They were hidden too well and it never told you that the jukeboxes and HAM radios also activated your collar. The Ghost People, while stubborn about the concept of death, were awesome enemies, but since, besides Elijah, they were the only enemies you could kill, they got old. The clouds obstructed vision greatly and made collecting all the notes in the game much more difficult. The new weapons, for the most part, were uselessly low-leveled at the point I played the DLC (I played OWB right before it and got so many awesome things.). I disliked the fact that I couldn't bring any of my own stuff with me, nor could I come back to the place for 100 percent completion. It was also where I learned that I couldn't take any companions out of a DLC, so I was annoyed at not being able to take Christine with me. The environments felt copied and pasted. The plot was okay. It was a bad DLC, even for the first one.
4: Gun Runner's Arsenal: At least the toys it gave me were useful. And fun to collect.
3: Lonesome Road: It's Marked Men and Tunnelers were good-designed enemies, but they also got a bit old. The concept of warheads that I had to detonate was creative, but having to switch weapons every time I came across one became tedious. The scenery was bland, but I enjoyed the plot and the new weapons to play with (H&H Tools Nailgun~) were great. I also like the decision to send the nukes at both factions, because at the time I was wanting the independent ending I had heard about. I learned from a friend who also played it that I could have kept Ulysses alive, but the game didn't make it clear enough for me. I liked Ulysses' character. Overall, there were some bad features, but they were outweighed by the good features.
2: Honest Hearts: It was a bit short, but I enjoyed the characters, especially Follows-Chalk. The scenery was beautiful and radiation free (yessssss). There were enough new enemies that they didn't get old, and it was the second time I had encountered the Spore plants (first was in OWB). The new weapons were a bit underpowered at that point (I had played all the other DLCs at that point), but had great aesthetic appeal and throwing the tomahawks at the ants and radscorpions was hilarious. I liked the rock drawing that told me that not only did the Operator survive the nuclear apocalypse, but he bred. Somehow. I found the amount of water and the fact that it rained to be pleasant surprises. It was fun, but there were still a few things to improve on.
1: Old. World. Blues.: I knew I would love this DLC the moment Klein mentioned "feet-penises". The entire DLC was funny. Dala was the best of the Think Tank, followed by Mobius and then 0. The enemies were all either funny or awesome-looking, except the trauma harnesses, which bored me and were a bit frustrating because WHERE ARE YOU COMING FROM?! WHY ARE THERE SO MANY OF YOU?! The environment was amazing, especially the BLUE GRASSSS outside the think tank. The plot was interesting and the prospect of new weapons kept me going. The protonic axes of both sorts looked great and were effective enough for me to use them often. I LOVED the powerfist as a weapon, combined with the Toaster's super-heating. I also loved the stealth suit. She made the Lonesome Road less lonely. The Sink's appliances had hilarious personalities. My vote for best appliance is tied between Lightswitch 1 and the Toaster. I still bother to go back there sometimes to wander it again.

[Digital Hellhound]

Huh, I'd switch Honest Hearts and Dead Money around. I loved Dead Money's feel and companions (and actual difficulty at points). Maybe it's exactly because I went into Honest Hearts with weapons that oneshotted everything there, and because it bugged out on my first try, but it wasn't all that good otherwise, either.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

I always had a policy of never entering a Fallout DLC with anything more than Leather Armor and a small gun, which I think really enhances them.

[Flying Dice]

I really need to start doing that more often. I'm the sort of person who hordes everything when the game allows me to, and I see an arsenal of seven weapons and a double handful of explosives as a light load. Even if I never use anything but my hunting shotgun. Seriously, once you've got one of those, you don't need anything else. You've got normal shot for most things, pulse slugs for Brotherhood and robots, a bunch of different things for being mean, and beanbags for lulz. :x

Re: Follows-Chalk: It wasn't the dialogue. It was the semirandom utterances, particularly the stealth one. "Like a ghost" or something every damned time. But then I normally roll with EDE and nobody else, so I might be a bit far from normal.

[Wrex]

Funnily enough, Using the companion glitch alllows you bring an armada of power armoured followers into Dead Money.


Or, of course, the Hot-key Ammo glitch for when everything absolutely positively must die.

[Graknorke]

E-DE is the best follower.
No complaints, no nattering, deadly laser.

[Truean]

http://www.contactmusic.com/news/charlie-sheen-to-mentor-lindsay-lohan_3537184

Come on Charlie, what're you doing here?

[Flying Dice]

http://www.contactmusic.com/news/charlie-sheen-to-mentor-lindsay-lohan_3537184

Come on Charlie, what're you doing here?

No ulterior motives there, no sir, none at all.

[Hanslanda]

I really need to start doing that more often. I'm the sort of person who hordes everything when the game allows me to, and I see an arsenal of seven weapons and a double handful of explosives as a light load. Even if I never use anything but my hunting shotgun. Seriously, once you've got one of those, you don't need anything else. You've got normal shot for most things, pulse slugs for Brotherhood and robots, a bunch of different things for being mean, and beanbags for lulz. :x

Re: Follows-Chalk: It wasn't the dialogue. It was the semirandom utterances, particularly the stealth one. "Like a ghost" or something every damned time. But then I normally roll with EDE and nobody else, so I might be a bit far from normal.

This further reinforces my assertation that Shotgun is Best Gun. Period.

Have you played F.E.A.R. the original? In that game, shotgun is god. At one point, that game gave me the option of picking up a multi-shot rocket launcher, a sniper-rifle-disintegrator-particle-gun, or I could keep my shotgun.
I kept my goddamn shotgun.


Also, a unrelated thing for me: Shoes. Let's talk about shoes for a second. Forrest Gump said you could tell a lot about a person by their shoes. Let's look at my shoes for a second.

Nondescript, black. Functional and comfortable. Not heavy duty or extremely tough, but enough for normal wear and tear. Old. Worn. Holes in the sides of the toe, and (in my newer pair) a holes in the edge of the heel. Not very pretty, missing pieces, asymmetrical between the two, with loosened strings popping up occasionally, the edges of the individual pieces of leather/what have you that make up the shoe are fraying. Despite the minor cosmetic damage, the shoe is still intact and still functions as a shoe. Not only that, but as I mentioned before, they are hella comfy. Molded to my foot, like a glove.

I keep trying to decide what this tells me about myself but I can't. o.o