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How much do you enjoy playing FOnline?

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Roachor:

--- Quote from: gordulan on April 14, 2010, 05:17:42 pm ---yep, maybe have a skill level necessary to use weapons instead, 180% in sg to use a sniper for example, maybe more?

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Everyone is always quick to suggest high values without considering how limited skill points are, 180 in sg excludes a lot.

puremalice:
About the topic - well FO2238 currently is the only game I am playing... or was playing, before the server started lagging outrageously.
I was in euphoria when I saw Fallout 2 as mmorpg, it recreates it's atmosphere perfectly with other players. It's universe is not that vast like Lineage/WoW ( you'll never get lost ) and I already knew the world-map and almost all NPCs by heart. The game is really sadistic(!) and represents what probably the world would be after WW3/4 - even it has isometric game graphics, I just can't enjoy any other game like this one.
I am software developer and my day usually passes with 6-7 hours in coding and swearing, fixing bugs etc... and you should know - this game is the only thing except beer that relieves my nerves.
Keep up the good work.

Kastion:

--- Quote from: puremalice on April 14, 2010, 07:38:22 pm ---...well FO2238 currently is the only game I am playing...

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Same here, not playing any other online games at the moment.

I really love what has been done with the game so far. It stays true to the original while adding in new elements to create and support an economy as well as many other features that propel MMORPGs.

The way gathering and crafting works, professions, tents and bank accounts, being able to hire mercs or become a slaver and enslave and sell NPCs, being able to create/join factions and make a plethora of different bases... Guarded and unguarded cities and mines, full loot and the constant danger of getting gunned down and robbed, or pickpocketed... Using radios to talk and send distress signals, being able to steal a players radio and spy on faction or group communication...and much more...

Honestly all of this combined makes the game feel like Ultima Online to me. UO is one of my favorite MMOs to date, I still play on a particular shard from time to time, and nobody has been able to make a game with that same feeling... (Except maybe Darkfall I guess but it still didn't feel right.) So for me it's like FOnline 2238 = Fallout + Ultima Online - and that's why I enjoy it so much...

Candy:
back to business with the diminishing xp removed  ;D

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