It's happening....
I also predict that effer will want to kill me. So, preemptively, I'm sorry effer.
I also predict that effer will want to kill me. So, preemptively, I'm sorry effer.
blah blah blah.... cloud... blah blah, cloud, blah.Is it going to be .net compatible with Windows and x85 containers?
Lol @ you thinking you will have time for Fallout 4
I predict he will. We'll revisit in a year to prove I'm right.Lol @ you thinking you will have time for Fallout 4
He WILL find time, just as I will.Lol @ you thinking you will have time for Fallout 4
That's because you know nothing about x85 .net Windows containers with remote capability.never played 3...would rather have TES5 (not the online BS)
You need to hunker down and get 3. If you like TES, I don't think there is a possible way that you don't like Fallout 3. Not quite as deep as Skyrim when looking at crafting and such but the landscape and locations have the same amount of story and intrigue. It is TES with guns, sort of. It could be the hold over until TES5, which I am also patiently awaiting.never played 3...would rather have TES5 (not the online BS)
Maybe ... ?Is it going to be .net compatible with Windows and x85 containers?
Definitely the mods, the endless mods. Part of the reason I still PC game, instead of console. Thank God for Steam, before which it was impossible to maintain games on Windows.You need to hunker down and get 3. If you like TES, I don't think there is a possible way that you don't like Fallout 3. Not quite as deep as Skyrim when looking at crafting and such but the landscape and locations have the same amount of story and intrigue. It is TES with guns, sort of. It could be the hold over until TES5, which I am also patiently awaiting.
Just FYI, Steam is having a weekend sale on the Fallout 3 titles.Steam regularly knocks 75% off the Bethesda titles every 6 or so months. So it's a good idea to put on one's Steam wishlist so one is notified. I mean, even the GOTY versions can be as low as $5 if you wait for a sale.