@"VWgolfR1" Yeah I screwed around a great many in that game, was just almost impossible to resist. I also happened to pick up its spiritual successor Sleeping Dogs (which was supposed to be True Crime Hong Kong before it was cancelled) and it is also very fun to play, though that depends on how infatuated you are with GTA.

And yes, coming from someone on the West Coast of the U.S. I absolutely agree!

P.P.S. My father is an avid car guy, and has talked to me about different varieties of vehicles. I had myself an '86 BMW E30 before the head gasket blew out...

@"PROROOK363" I generally like GTA, although I think Sleeping Dogs isn't for me.

Yeah, classic BMW are good cars. One of my favourites is the E39 M5.

Bringing it back on topic... My dad bought fallout 3 in 09, and at the time I was really getting into gaming.
He didn't particularly like fallout 3, so he gave it to me. I tried it out and enjoyed it, and that's how I was introduced to modding as well.
From there I bought fallout 1-2, and got super excited for New Vegas and pre-ordered it at GameStop (yuck).
Nowadays I've got a copy of new Vegas signed by the development team.

@Kayloo how did you get a signed copy?

@"keatit71" A friend of mine won it at an auction, I don't know the exact details. But he doesn't even like fallout, so he was super nice and gave it to me.

You are a pretty lucky person then

A signed copy of New Vegas ?
I'd trade my Pip-Boy Edition for that !

... Alright, maybe not X)

@"FoVet20" Since the creator is also the one who drifted away with the topic, I don't see any problem as long as he doesn't see it, and as long as we remain on friendly terms. It's his topic after all. I don't know the exact rules for this occasion, but when you say ''but I think the topic should...'' then I think they're not established clearly enough, which makes your behaviour kind of dictatorial.

my first experience with fallout was fallout 3 on pc. I had always been a stalwart bethesda fan, and the new environment was a welcome change to the fantasy setting i had become familiar with.

Just showing it off.. I don't even have an Xbox.

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@FoVet20 Hahaha no no, it's quite alright kinda did stray off. But yes, Fallout 2 was an experience I just went through truly recently and it was honestly a very different experiencce. The game felt truly difficult, no hand holding all up to the player. It actually had me playing for hours and I loved it.

@Kayloo That's great, and that picture of it certainly makes me jelly haha

@FafnirEtherion I was considering Pip-Boy but decided against it. Kinda regret it, but its the game that truly sold it for me.

@ShadyShade I only recently caught onto to the direction of both developing teams, and honestly like the way they handle each coastal region.

@"FoVet20" It's okay, I understand and we'll try to stick to the topic. Thanks for not taking it too personal

For me it would be when I was around 11 and I seen some FO3 trailers and gameplays on it so I watched a few and instantly I was hooked, just everything about made me want to play it more and more.

@obsidian929 I never got that thrill, only did when I was hyped to get it after its release