Is it coming from a well? Seems more likely, but. >Speaking of the lack of irrigation canals, just where is Megaton getting its water? The Potomac River? That couldn't be, because the slopes leading from it to the lake move downward, so that's impossible.

>Megaton's leaks should have flooded the town by now, considering it resides in a ditch, completely devoid of a storm drain or irrigation canals. I've taken the initiative of reading everyone's reasoning towards the senseless game world, but you haven't? That's very lazy, bro. If you don't see what I see in those three elements, I could easily elaborate, but I'll just say that it's as self-explanatory as going to any NMA review, which aren't as biased and whiny as TVTropes likes to beg the differ.Ĭlick to expand.I'm absolutely at a loss with this post. All three of those things were done better in pretty much any game you could name, EVEN Call of Duty, and I say that grudgingly. I believe the more appropriate question is 'why do you, NMA, hate Fallout 3 so much?', because anyone outside of this site seems worship this game like a dead beat worships crack, unless you're coming from some other site that has an 'anti-Fallout 3' thread, consisted of replies that completely disagree with all of its reasoning, but you still find it inappropriately blasphemous to its awesomeness (wouldn't be the first time, or even the most recent).Īnyhow, there's not much I could tell you that anyone hasn't already told, but what really kicked me were three main things: story, game play, and atmosphere. I must digress before answering your question Fallout 3 is not that hated, or at least not hated enough to make a thread about it.

Fallout 3 leaking pipes