Fallout 3 Platinum !!

Congrats, Mitch.

Congrats!

I'm at like 70% trophies for it or something and will barely get higher. I didn't make strategic saves to get the trophies you can't get in one playthrough or some of the missable ones, so I'd have to basically replay the entire regular game (or at least power level) to get all the trophies. Not worth it.

You only ever play games once?
If not, then just save it for the next time you get the urge to play.

Personally, I was getting to the stage where the game crashed every 5 mins so had to go back on a few saves to get the last few trophies. I'm at 88% with the broken steel quests yet to play

@Monkey-Big games, I usually don't. I probably won't put another 100 hours into Fallout again, just like I probably won't put another 100 into Skyrim, despite loving it. If it was something that took 6, 10, or 20 or maybe even 30, I would. But I have too much other stuff to do.

Like New Vegas

Kinda wanna go through Fallout 3 again... think I may as well. But they are gonna have to wait for the Summer schedule.

Fallout 3 actually seemed to be the most stable of all the Bethesda games and usually just crashed upon exiting, so I let myself like it. A bit.

Fallout crashes way more than Skyrim did for me. Then again, I think my save file is bigger because of all the DLC and stuff.

Skyrim will always be the game that crashed 30 times in an hour for me. Nothing's going to change that. And that was just one night of many that it decided that it needed to crash.

With Fallout 3 I don't really have many memories of clicking on the game in Steam over and over again because it crashed. It just worked for once.

Although I was getting annoyed with it when it wouldn't install my plugins after doing so for years before. Core game still worked I suppose.

Jmw566 wrote:

@Monkey-Big games, I usually don't. I probably won't put another 100 hours into Fallout again, just like I probably won't put another 100 into Skyrim, despite loving it. If it was something that took 6, 10, or 20 or maybe even 30, I would. But I have too much other stuff to do.

Like New Vegas

Well, you don't have to dump another 100 hours into it, you know. And I think there's enough variety in the gameplay to justify at least one additional playthrough.

Just my opinion. And keep in mind that I play everything many, many times.

Mitchell wrote:

Fallout 3 Platinum !!

Way to go Mitch !! Congrats.

Fallout 4 in production ?

"In August 2010, Todd Howard revealed in an interview with Eurogamer that Bethesda was working on two projects; one had been in development for 2 years (beginning after Fallout 3 was released), and the other was still in pre-production.[4] It's now known that the title farther along in development was The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. There is still no confirmation on what the second game is."

This is actually old news but I beat the broken steel dlc during the Christmas Holidays, the game's stability was an issue (fights got pretty hectic in the dlc) but I enjoyed it overall.

That brings me up 96% in trophies (already got the plat early last year). Level 30 too much of a chore to reach due to the freezing (otherwise I would have definitely gone for the related trophies). Only one left then is finding 100 steel ingots in the pitt, may actually have a shot at that, my character is lvl 27 and thus overlevelled for that add-on.

Overall I'd say Point Lookout is my favorite Fallout dlc. I love the game itself of course

If it weren't for the freezing, I'd say go for level 30. If I remember correctly, I hit that with no problem, especially if you go through a DLC such as Mothership Zeta. I seemed to level up once a play session, and my sessions weren't long and I was already level 20-something when I started.

I never got all the steel ingots though. I hated that DLC.

Picked up the silver trophy for finding all 100 steel ingots , had to use a guide for the last 15 or so but whatever .