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And that's why there is a modding community for Fallout 3. Even now, if you do a search, there are people expanding on the Republic of Dave through mods. Perhaps you would want to help them? There is no reason to voice a complaint....there is only a reason to voice a mod idea. Why do you think the Oblivion modding community is still going strong? Its because of the modding community itself feeding off one another and expanding what the game can do because of ideas among themselves. If someone looked at my Oblivion game today, they wouldn't recognize it from the Oblivion of the original release.

Read the last post from Keanumoreira. It explains your question in great detail. The only thing I have to add to it, is that the bombs falling from the Chinese were a great surprise to the American public. Only those on the east coast had any "large" amount of forewarning at all. The West Coast got hit first, with the East Coast following. When the bombs launched, it went worldwide, with nuclear armed allies of both factions joining in, for a world-wide holocaust. This is all in Fallout 3 in-game data and holotapes.

I like! I was hoping these changes would come around sometime, and here they are! I suppose I am in the minority here, when I say, I like the 3 hr limitation. I know of certain modders who have people just creating accounts to rate, and that strikes me as odd. They aren't earning money...is it really that important? Seems like a lot of trouble for just a "ego boost". With the 3hr limitation in place, the feedback you get is some honest and true feedback instead of someone just looking at the description and screenshots....or worse (see above). This is spot on with the way I envisioned the changes, and gave feedback on, when you asked our opinions on the rating changes. Well done! :)

I'm near Chicago, so that may have something to do with it, but the Chicago server was very fast for me. Much quicker than the regular servers. Average of 200k/sec download speeds, and this is on a Sunday afternoon where traffic is usually heavy.