Fitzgerald

Thanks, I assume this is also how you set up workshop junk supply chains? I just picked up the Local Leader perk...

Okay, so after putting some more time into the game, I've determined the VANS perk is not as useless as I feared.

Now that I know you can enter VATS without an enemy present, it helps me understand how to navigate my way through "dungeons" to get to the "objective" in the most direct (although not always the most safe) route. Overall, I'm using it all the time, if only to erase any uncertainty that I'm going the right way.

Edit: on a 2nd play through, it would be worthless.

So I just finished the quest where (really minor spoilers, only about 1-2 hours in) as a result of completing it some people are gonna go to Sanctuary, and I assume the next step is to go to Sanctuary. Earlier, I was at the Rocket gas station, and I did some scrapping and general cleanup. I like the simple, no-nonsense layout of the gas station.

Is it possible to tell the new settlers to just live in Rocket instead of Sanctuary so that I can build/develop just one location?

On the podcast, with a small group of close friends that he trusts, he is at-times hilarious.

When he's in front of a crowd though, his quips and humor seems a little nervous and forced.

Srsly?! Aw DAMNIT!

Reading the description made it sound like my minimap on my iPad Pipboy would have the quest objective marked. And I think that's what happened after I got it, but now I'm second-guessing myself!

It was the first perk I got because with games like these I'm the kind of person that really needs specific direction on where to go next. Sometimes my life gets too busy and I might put a game down for a few days or more and it's hard for me to remember the context of what I was supposed to be doing when I come back to the game.I thought Skyrim did this well for the most part.

Are you saying that this perk only works in VATS? I thought you could only activate VATS if an enemy was nearby...

If it's any consolation, in 2011 Dark Souls came out and blew everyone's minds. It didn't even make the 10th spot that year in GOTY because none of the staffers really played it except Vinny and even then he didn't really "get it" until much, much later.

So maybe, just maybe, Witcher 3 will be 2016's Best Old Game award? (Although TBH I'm with giantbomb on this one; I never feel like playing Witcher 3 even though I own it)

Digital Foundry breakdown seems to indicate XBO has it worse, but uh, both are playable.

I normally don't pre-order, but when review-embargos broke on MGS5:PP I went ahead and digitally pre-ordered it. In general, in order for me to pre order a game, the game has to ask itself:

1) Are reviews already out and are they glowing reviews?

2) Am I Bloodborne?

If the answer to both of those is "no" then I don't pre-order.

@dudeglove: Man, how did I know just from reading your first post you were a Witcher 3 defender?

This post was about Best Moments of Undertale. Nobody here was asking for your opinion on whether Undertale is a good or bad game. You can show yourself out.

^^Said it all. For you, there's a game called Witcher 3. You'll love it.