Fallout 76 players looking for the gun can head to Clarksburg, and start their search from the southern side of the lake. If you’re at Clarksburg Shooting Range, head southeast and follow the road, until eventually coming up to a blown-out pickup truck. Worst Gun on Fallout 3 The worst gun on Fallout 3 would probably be the toy knife from point lookout. A toy knife is not a gun i would say the 10mm pistol or the.32 pistol either one of them they. An updated version of my 'Top 25 Fallout 2 weapons', contains two tops: 1. The ten weapons in Fallout 2 that I think are the best ones (for arsekickin'!) 2. My ten personal favorites Music: Iron.

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So I was one of those people who didn't play Fallout 1 or 2 before playing Fallout 3. Now I really enjoyed Fallout 3, but I've heard that the first two are better (but this I take with a grain of salt.) Anyway, with the looming shadow of New Vegas approaching, I thought I might try to get into Fallout 2 and learn some of the backstory.

However, this is one of the first RPG I have ever played, and, although I know enough about it to get started, I don't really know what to do from then.So, any help for a Fallout fan? My only tip for starting Fallout 2 is: Don't. Just don't.Double fail.I suggest you check out the wiki for figuring out which quests you can do. I guess the walkthroughs for them is your choice, but I still say you should figure out when you can do a quest, and I'm sure there will be some nice character builds on the Internet.I went with Small Frame and Heavy Handed. Then made all of my Special 6 except for Luck, sadly. Then tagged Small Guns, Speech and Outdoorsmen.

Trust me, Outdoorsmen is important. Not only can it get you free XP, but you can also avoid those pesky fights with Raiders. Also, my Special is nothing special (see wut i did thar?) so I'm sure you can find an awesomer one.Also, Save a metric Fuckton. You are bound to die a lot.

First and most important thing to remember is that in terms of difficulty, Fallout 3: Fallout 2:: hitting a punching bag: fighting Wladimir Klitschko. If you give up easily because a game is hard, you're going to hate those early Fallout games.Not necessarily, I sometimes do not like games when they get too hard, but if I lower the difficulty settings Fallout 1 and 2 weren't that hard. Another thing for the topic creator, if the game is too hard, recommend to put it on easier difficulties until you get used to it.Make sure to look through the option screens for fallout 1 and 2. If I remember correctly you an speed up the turn based combat a bit with things like animation. The games on their default settings, the battles may last too long. I may be wrong here. So I was one of those people who didn't play Fallout 1 or 2 before playing Fallout 3.

Now I really enjoyed Fallout 3, but I've heard that the first two are better (but this I take with a grain of salt.) Anyway, with the looming shadow of New Vegas approaching, I thought I might try to get into Fallout 2 and learn some of the backstory. However, this is one of the first RPG I have ever played, and, although I know enough about it to get started, I don't really know what to do from then.So, any help for a Fallout fan?Who are are you going to play as?A fast talking guy?How about a sneaky woman?Maybe you rather be something in between.Also, earn some cahs first, watch killing kids and check your radiation levels.Get the magnum as early as possible, good damage.Also, fool around. Play Fallout 1, it's slightly easier than 2 and it's what 3 was largely based off. The world of 2 is a lot more developed, society having had a chance to rebuild somewhat.When playing really think about what you character will be. When creating a character you can make a Jack of all trades style character for your first to start off, but usually you can have a lot of funby focusing on a few attributes.

Agility is very imporant for small guns and determining how much you can attack in a turn. Intelligence and Charisma (often working in unison) can get you through a lot of stuff without fighting, having no intelligence reduces you to being basically a grunting caveman. Super high or low luck can have hillarious results.Do everything you can in each area.

Especially in Fallout 2 the difficulty curve is quite steep. If you do insist on playing it before 1, skip Klamath to the Den, kill Flick the merchant and go back to Klamath, makes things a lot more easier. He's a merchant, it's no karma loss and usually has a magnum, a rifle and a shotgun or some sort of variant on that. Don't take Gifted. Everyone does.-If you are using a Small Guns build, put some stock in Perception. Without good PER, your aim will be for shit.-Download Killap's Fallout Restoration Mod.

It restores a lot of cut features, as well as fixing a good amount of bugs.-Save. Many, many times. Save before travelling. Save before talking to people. Save before fighting.-You can have multiple companions, dependant on your Charisma.

You can have one companion for every 2 points of CHA.-If you want your playthrough to be. Unorthodox, set your Intelligence. I bought the Fallout collection last month to prepare for New Vegas. Quake 3 hd mod. Spoiler: Click to View PHA+SW4gdGhlIGZpcnN0IGFyZWEgYnkgdGhlIHRlbXBsZSwgdXNlIFVuYXJtZWQgdG8ga2lsbCBzdHVmZiwgYmVjYXVzZSB0aGUgc3BlYXIgc3V4LiBUYWcgc3BlZWNoIGF0IHN0YXJ0LCB1IGNhbiBzY2FyZSBvZiB0aGUgZHVkZSBhdCB0aGUgZG9vciwgZm9yIGVhc3ltb2RlLjwvcD4=Do alot of quests in the towns. Start with killing rats and plants etc.

DONT go around killing stuff in random encounter til u atleast got smgunz and revolvers for u and your followers. Then grind yourself silly on random encounters beat game. Hf.Fallout tactics is just a whole lot more AWESUM.Fallout tactics is just insanely good, its awesome. Not necessarily, I sometimes do not like games when they get too hard, but if I lower the difficulty settings Fallout 1 and 2 weren't that hard. Another thing for the topic creator, if the game is too hard, recommend to put it on easier difficulties until you get used to it.Now hold on a second, isn't the point of having a lower difficulty setting to make the game easier? Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't this what you expected?

Isn't this what everyone expects from lower difficulty settings?I'm having trouble wrapping my head around just what you are trying to get across here. Lower difficulty settings make harder games easier? Revelation.I'm so. Wtf?Edit:On topic, sorry.

Fallout 2 is a great game, just don't go into it with a bunch of preconceptions you may have gained from playing Fallout 3. The two games are like apples and oranges when you take them away from their somewhat shared universe.If you enjoyed old-school games like Planescape: Torment, the Baldur's Gate series and other western RPG's in the same vein you should be fine.

Just keep in mind how old the original games are compared to what you will get today. Not necessarily, I sometimes do not like games when they get too hard, but if I lower the difficulty settings Fallout 1 and 2 weren't that hard. Another thing for the topic creator, if the game is too hard, recommend to put it on easier difficulties until you get used to it.Now hold on a second, isn't the point of having a lower difficulty setting to make the game easier? Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't this what you expected? Isn't this what everyone expects from lower difficulty settings?I'm having trouble wrapping my head around just what you are trying to get across here. Lower difficulty settings make harder games easier?

Revelation.I'm so. Wtf?Edit:On topic, sorry.

Fallout 2 is a great game, just don't go into it with a bunch of preconceptions you may have gained from playing Fallout 3. The two games are like apples and oranges when you take them away from their somewhat shared universe.If you enjoyed old-school games like Planescape: Torment, the Baldur's Gate series and other western RPG's in the same vein you should be fine. Just keep in mind how old the original games are compared to what you will get today.Sometimes people miss the obvious.

It is just annoying how people are liek OMGZ Fallout 1 and 2 are way to hard or whatever when they don't have too be. In the same way like i mentioned earlier, I wonder how many people who complain about the pace of the combat neglect to look at the options screen in the earlier fallouts. First of all, fallout 3 is more of an action/adventure game than a RPG, so both the first two fallouts are MILES better than it. As for tips here is what i can give you.1. Save often, the game is buggy and you can be traveling through the wastes and then be jumped by over powered enemies and die, so try and save frequently and often to ensure you do not lose progress.2. As others have said, the game does not really get started until about The Den, which is about the third or second area that you will go to.

Until, then the game is slow and your character will be underpowered. This is the biggest flaw of the game. However after the Den you will increase in both strength and items to the point of not dieing to radioactive scorpions all the time. For the most part I tend to go back to the toxic caves after i visit the den.3. Here is a big tip that will help you out.

In the Den, as soon as you get into town there is a shop straight to your left on the screen. Go into the shop and kill the owner and steal all his stuff. Normally, this is impossible to do to most shops, since they have guards or the entire town will fight you, but for some reason this shop is different. No one will notice or care that you kill the guy and you will get a lot of useful items and guns from him.4. Tag speech and use it.

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Unlike other games, in fallout 2 or 1 you can't go around killing everything (well not until you are super strong that is) and you must use different ways of solving problems. Bartering, persuading, etc play a big role in the game and make for a better experience than just going around and killing everything. So go that route.Also, despite there being a 'time limit', these two games are some of the best RPG games ever made so i would suggest everyone to at least check them out.

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Fallout 3 was one of the worst RPGs that i have every played. It was not a bad game, but as far as a RPG is concerned it was horrible, beyond horrible. Biggest and best advice I can give is simple: Don't give up.The beginning areas are absolutely brutal, the starting equipment is pure shit, and the combat will at first seem about as bad as humanly possible. Meanwhile you certainly wont be staying for the visuals as these are quite old games which didn't even look particularly good when they were first released.But don't give up, keep playing, and if you're like me you'll finally reach a point where the game suddenly opens up to you, the clouds part, you become misty eyed, and whisper softly 'I understand now!'

As you lean forward to graciously hug your computer monitor having achieved a new level of consciousness beyond that of simple mortality.Or, ya know, you might start enjoying yourself. Story is damn good, dialogue is fantastic, there are approximately a bajillion ways to beat each scenario, and the character advancement is ridiculously satisfying.