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Ddraig posted:Yeah, it's nice of them. I'm a bit of a grognard so I'm playing through the first time completely blind and rolling with the punches and only reloading on a total party wipe, but it's nice they included that for future playthroughs. Same here. I've only stopped to check outside sources for additional information when it is clear I am missing something obvious and can't progress because of it. (Like the fact that if I want to travel further into ruined Highpool, I have to follow the barely visible road between the two burning cars.)
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nftyw posted:
It is one of those magical 3 1/2 inch kind of 5 1/4 floppies. That makes it more rare and increases the value.
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Sep 24, 2014 10:48
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Shoefish posted:Is there any way of getting rid of the old radiation suit's once you have the +4 version? They're just sitting in my inventory taking up space and i can't sell or drop them. Is this a bug? Put them in your Ranger Citadel storage locker.
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Sep 24, 2014 13:04
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Turin Turambar posted:If you had the specific option of tell him to wait and don't leave, and somehow he disappeared, that sounds like a bug, not a "bad recruitment system". Maybe it's just a bug in the effect of that dialog. The bug seems to be related to something remarkably stupid. Chisel walks up to you and initiates a dialog. If, at any point, prior to this, you as the player clicked on HIM to start a dialog (as one would typically do when presented with an NPC with a picture and a dialog bubble over their head when you mouse over them) -- or if you click on him and then he starts talking, one conversation tree will interrupt the other. So say you want to let him into your party. You choose the affirmative option, go to remove someone to make room for him, and then the conversation tree suddenly closes before you can finish. This closes the current conversation tree, as well as the new conversation tree, and he leaves -- as if you had rejected his proposal. He doesn't go to the Ranger Citadel, he doesn't go back to his home (although the flavor text describing him as being home will still trigger if you go back there), and nothing short of reloading the game will bring him back. At this point, I'm digging around to see if anyone has posted a quick fix that will just let me trigger his spawner in the Ranger Citadel because I'm too far beyond that point in the game to justify replaying it all for a mediocre NPC companion.
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Sep 25, 2014 04:43
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Verviticus posted:have you talked to the dude in the mess hall? i had chisel vanish randomly and then told that guy he wanted to join. turns out chisel pisses around in the museum rather than the mess hall because, like everything else about his character, hes stupid and bad Yes. I talked to him when I collected the reward for Ralph and Scotch. I can also verify that he does not spawn in the Museum. He simply ceased to exist.
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Sep 25, 2014 04:53
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A MIRACLE posted:Lol you're supposed to turn those toaster items into the museum guide for uniques, not sell them for scrap No, you don't, and you can't even if you wanted to. But so far it seems to be that every single one of the 'non junk' items does indeed have someone out there in the world to discover who can use it.
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Sep 25, 2014 05:56
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Pwnstar posted:I like how its better not to give Quarex what he wants and to give it to the Rangers instead. I guess they figured he wouldn't be screwed over enough already by people murdering him for his prized possession. I figured that he would just commit suicide after the crushing disappointment that his quest item will undoubtedly bring him, and that I would be able to just go back and loot his stuff after that happened. Color me surprised when that did not occur. He must not have any media for it.
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Sep 25, 2014 16:41
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AxeManiac posted:Shotguns are horseshit. I always send Scotchmo off to the corner while the grown ups fight. The only two people I have shotguns on are my melee guy and my sniper. They are purely to serve as a backup if either character suddenly finds themselves swarmed by too many enemies and need to cheaply damage the lot of them before backing off. I'd never use one as a primary weapon.
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Sep 26, 2014 02:48
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Yeah, my mouse hovered over the peaceful solution to that scenario for about a tenth of a second before I went straight for the bloodbath. Screw that guy.
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Sep 26, 2014 07:47
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Hey Chief posted:Anybody care to help out a doofus? I backed this game but I can't figure out how to get it. Which backer update would I have gotten my Ranger Central password or w/e from? None of them. You go to the Ranger Center and register a new account with the e-mail you used with the Kickstarter account that you backed the game with.
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Sep 26, 2014 09:54
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Ohthehugemanatee posted:(c'mon game, if I click on a land mine you know drat well I mean to disarm it, don't make me hunt down demo-dude and click five times) Why are you clicking five times? I always have my demolitions character as my pointman and I have the skill in hotkey 1. Right click to move, mines appear. Press 1, click mine. Or are you referring to the fact that you have to repeat this action for every mine in the field?
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Sep 26, 2014 17:32
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AlternateAccount posted:Just throw in a grenade or two, done. Or the tried and true, shoot at thing on other side of minefield, then run away. I had at least two get cleared by very surprised wolves and toads.
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Sep 27, 2014 00:41
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Lotish posted:I recruited Ralphy after most of my guys were level 17, so I hacked him the xp to catch up with rest and went along with the recommendation of maxing his brawl. I happened to have a book for a free level of brawl, too, so I got him to 10, and holy poo poo that kid is hilariously brutal. I gave him the Red Ryder and some explosives for when he can't get a punch in, but he's just blowing people up Hokuto no Ken style. The first thing that Ralphy did after I agreed to accept him into my party was to punch a wolf in the head and make it explode. I've been sold on him ever since.
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Sep 28, 2014 06:03
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SpicyMeatSandwich posted:Just started my first game - is there a decent walkthrough out yet? 1) Finish the quest to uninfect yourself. 2) The gun is an energy weapon. Save it for things that are vulnerable to energy weapons (not plants).
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Sep 29, 2014 02:29
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Verviticus posted:hollywood, at the least, is just garbage from top to bottom So the war and the decades following the war really haven't changed it much.
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Sep 29, 2014 06:07
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One thing I want to know is who keeps feeding grenades to all the giant mutant toads? I've looted at least 5 of them from those bastards so far.
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Sep 30, 2014 17:10
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Arnold of Soissons posted:How many followers can you have? Three in your party at a time.
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Sep 30, 2014 17:18
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Quarex posted:Uncharacteristic-from-me "This Game Is Great" Counterargument: I never would have imagined I might not have my collector's edition swag in time for Christmas Lots of post offices are starting to do a thing where you can rent a PO Box, and then provide a signature card for them to keep on file. Then you use their physical address with the PO Box as the unit number. Delivery goes through because the address is not a PO Box, office scans the card if it needs a signature, and then shoves it in a storage locker until you can come get it. Hell, my branch even e-mails me when something arrives so I don't need to waste a trip if the box is empty.
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Dec 12, 2014 05:58
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My Collecter's Edition box showed up in today's mail. Did not disappoint.
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Dec 16, 2014 05:14
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AxeManiac posted:Dragon Age Inquisition is really good and I only played like 2 hours of the previous ones, but I'm probably going to %100 this one. I spent hours walking around collecting things and making armor and trying to sleep with people. It's fun. I keep hearing this. I look forward to them eventually releasing a fully patched GOTY edition with all DLC bundled in it for $15, so I can check it out.
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Jan 16, 2015 18:22
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Xander77 posted:The Elder Scrolls style (which I prefer to think of as the Quest for Glory) style, when properly implemented, means you don't have to invest in preknowledge. Or you can just open up the file with your character records and change it if you realize you spent your points the 'wrong' way and don't want to reload/restart. You don't even need a fancy third party editor to do it. I had a lot of fun with this after the fact, just going back and exploring options I couldn't otherwise utilize because my skill-set didn't support them.
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Jan 18, 2015 03:43
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Genpei Turtle posted:Hey, you're just a hop, skip, and jump from what's quite possibly the very first Annoying Sewer Level ever! I enjoyed 3, but 2 was hot garbage. "Say to me the value of rote actions" my rear end. The only thing I can't figure out, is why revisit this title? Nostalgia aside, I don't really see anywhere for the story to go. May as well just make a sequel to Dragon Wars, instead.
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Jan 27, 2015 07:46
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I now know what the red button did. I wish I didn't know what the red button did.
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Oct 9, 2015 05:32
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Rinkles posted:It's one of those games where resetting after around the 2 hour mark is common because you built your party poorly or didn't understand a game mechanic. No, I don't consider this a good thing. Something it has in common with the original Wasteland.
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Oct 15, 2015 14:08
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Lotish posted:My advice for perks is to get the ones that give you stuff for opening containers. The demo perk that gives you free bombs, in particular. I am drowning in so many explosives. This one was easily my favorite. So many problems in this game can be solved with explosives.
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Oct 17, 2015 23:09
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NESguerilla posted:How do you guys even have rocket launchers at this point in the game? You can buy them at Ranger Citadel. Collect poop, give to explosives guy, buy heavy ordnance.
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Oct 18, 2015 04:36
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Lunchmeat Larry posted:I don't get it It will make sense to you once Christmas gets here.
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NESguerilla posted:I can't tell if this diplomacy thing with the achinsons and choppers is just trolling me at this point. It's tedious as hell running back and forth I think I might just kill all of them. This is easily the worst part of the game. On subsequent playthroughs I always left one guy near the entrance/exit of the zone so I could cut down on the travel time after each step, but even with that I found my patience worn thin. It just smacks of artificial padding after the fourth trip, and I was glad when people started to create mods to speed up the travel time. I only hope those mods get re-configured for use in the DC, soon. crashdome posted:My question was more directed at perception distance and who uses it and not so much on how to use it. I forgot about the circle thing so maybe turning that on will give me my answer visually. Yes. Once the 'perception guy' has the circle around him, anyone and anything outside of that circle remains invisible. If one of your characters strays outside the circle, he can hit landmines that have yet to be discovered (though he can just as easily hit landmines that have been discovered because there is no mechanic to force a pause when a discovery like that is made). EricFate fucked around with this message at 19:11 on Oct 21, 2015 |
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Crazy Joe Wilson posted:I just got Zax at the abandoned railyard, I used Computer Science to get him to max power, and HOLY poo poo he just one-shotted TWO slicer-dicers. :O Yep. You have to re-hack him at the start of each battle if you want him to be overclocked -- but man, is it worth it.
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Oct 24, 2015 20:20
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jfood posted:Inconclusion, Rose is a shitlord who deserved to become a pod person and that other fucknut really belongs in his cage. Yep. They make it real easy to choose to save Highpool in future campaigns.
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Oct 25, 2015 02:12
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Haroshia posted:All this Rose hate. I don't get it. She is without a doubt the best follower in terms of stats. In most situations she's the voice of logic and reason. Is it just because of the final parts of the endgame THAT SHE HAD NO CONTROL OVER? You all are jerks. You should save the Ag Center with a team who can reliably disarm and break into things. You'll find some interesting reading in her private office.
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Oct 28, 2015 20:42
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Pvt.Scott posted:So honey badgers apparently have anti-tank claws as they seems to have AP of at least 7. Almost lost Robocop. Who the gently caress thought 25+ raw damage per hit and insane armor penetration was a good idea? They certainly did a good job of making me fear those little bastards whenever I run across them. Having the 'Big Game Hunter' perk on the sniper and at least one Assault Rifle character helped, as well as the perk which made my explosives expert have a bigger AoE. I just bunch up the party a ways back, lure them into charging at me with my ranged shooters, and then hurl grenades into the pack until they close to melee range. After that, the attack speed for my brawler and my stabby-guy make short work of them. Anyone know which specific events trigger an always hostile Danforth in the Prison area? I paid off his man this time around so he'd leave that Ranger's sister alone, so I don't think that was the issue. I may have set him off by sending a robot on a suicide mission into his turrets, but I noticed a couple other things were off this run. Jim Auwerter was missing, and Brown's pigs were already dead. This leads me to believe I triggered a new flag somewhere.
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S.T.C.A. posted:I killed literally every RSM I saw outside of the prison (including Pitbull, the guy you paid off) and was still able to go the peaceful route once Jobe poisoned his dogs and I cured them all though I also went in with 7+ Smart rear end. Yeah. Can't even get a conversation bubble. Then Vax vaporizes him.
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EricFate posted:Yeah. Can't even get a conversation bubble. Then Vax vaporizes him. So apparently the issue was, I talked to Jobe first. For some reason this prevented the loudspeaker near the gate from working, and removed any chance for dialogue.
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S.T.C.A. posted:If you keep Lex until the final fight, can you hack him back after Cochise takes him over, or does hacking not work on synths? Kind of wish I didn't spoil that part for myself. I've never thought to try that. I'll test it since I'm close to that part on my current playthrough. I suspect no.
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Nov 5, 2015 18:09
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NESguerilla posted:The whole Monk subplot was a mess. First time through, I did their bidding and they still managed to blow up my gorilla costume by accident. Second time through, the only dialogue I ever engaged them in came in the form of sniper bullets.
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nerdz posted:I like how people talk about this game like it was a midterm assignment. I'm also getting back to it trying to finally get it done. It doesn't lend itself well to causal play. Every time I want to advance the plot, I have to set aside a weekend for it ... which is harder to convince myself now that I've already finished it once.
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Well, that's all set, then.
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