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Yeah, it seems if you attack and kill evil characters unprovoked you get good karma. Which makes no sense to me, an unprovoked attack is an unprovoked attack, doesn't matter how nice the person you just murdered is :P

Peggy Lee. Google is your friend.

Seeing as how the original poster was banned for piracy related posts I doubt he bought anything. Haha, touché. Still though, there's enough games of chance online, some of them with real money - why get a game as big as NV and only play it for the casinos? I guess we'll never know... :C

If you're on the PC, then using the console command "showracemenu" (without quotes) should do it. Dunno if there's any way to do it in-game, but I've not explored a whole lot yet.

Man who buys an RPG / shooter exclusively for the gambling? :I

From what I've seen, even noCD cracks, which are legal, are verboten here. I think the ruling is that it's too easy to stray into illegal stuff if people are discussing noCD cracks.

Find your weapon in the inventory press the "mod" button job done :I It's basically the same as repairing from your inventory screen.

Uhh, yeah you can. There's an offline mode.

Don't you have to use a reloading table? IDK :X

Nevermind, fixed it by turning off the AI in the console and just walking past. Lock, please!

So I'm trying to do the "My Kinda Town" mission, and I'm looking into finding the potential sheriff at the Correctional Facility. When I approach the gate in Powder Ganger gear, I get stopped by a guy named Dawes who says that he knows he never served with a woman, but he'll let me in if I give him 100 caps. I gave him the 100 caps, but as soon as I try to walk past, he pulls a gun on me and starts shooting! At first I thought it was because I had Ed-E following me, so I got the robot to wait outside while I tried again, and he still shot at me when I tried to go past. What should I do? I really want to avoid going in guns blazing, but if this keeps bugging out I might not have an option :/

Not realistic? Uuuh. Weapons don't last forever IRL, fella.

Not needed, no, but it's helpful to be able to get help from people or look stuff up without leaving the game. Oh please, what nefarious things are they going to do with the knowledge of how long you played Audiosurf? And how paranoid do you have to be to think that anyone saying "This program is good!" is part of the marketing team? You're doing some wicked straw-clutching (and pearl-clutching) to try and paint the program as some Orwellian horror. About the only valid complaint you just gave was that the install should be optional.

Wait, what? I don't understand this thread at all. None of the complaints make sense! As FoolyCooly said; you can run Steam in offline mode, so the complaint about "needing to be online" is ridiculous. And you can still mod the game, so I'm failing to see how the second question in the poll is even tangentially related to Steam vs standalone play. One of the only real problems I've heard of with Steam is that since it obviously entails extra processes versus standalone, it can cause slowdown on older computers. That said... as far as I know, any machine that can run FO3 should have few difficulties running NV, so if you're really running a heap that can't manage what is essentially a two-year-old game, get an upgrade. What exactly has steam done to "kill [people's] interest", or is it just by having the temerity to exist? Edit Also Dark0ne is full of truthliness: Steam has done a lot to energise the PC gaming genre. It's made games infinitely more accessible - there's a lot of games you just can't find physical copies of that you can still get on Steam - beyond Good Old Games, I can't think of anything else that does that - and it makes it much easier to try new games. Not to mention: the sales. Oh my goodness. I'm still getting warm fuzzies when I remember this year's Summer Sale.

... are you talking about nude mods or something? If you're not smart enough to find them, I doubt you're old enough to be using them~ <3