Wasteland1 Fallout1 Fallout2 终极指南

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The Nearly Ultimate Wasteland Guide

Version 1.2
Written and coded by Per Jorner

Wasteland is a great game the first time through. The world is so large, and it takes so long to figure out what you actually have to do. But after a long struggle (usually about a hundred hours...much less if you have help) you finally set the sequence in Cochise, and walk, do not run, to the nearest exit. It's worth it.
--John Strohm


The Nearly Ultimate Fallout Guide

Version 1.1
Written and coded by Per Jorner

The main thing you will find in FO1 is there is less of everything. Of course, it should come as no surprise that the first game in the series would be smaller than the sequel. Less equipment choices, less quests, a smaller world map, less perks, less NPC control (but also less bugs). Having cut your teeth on FO2, you may sometimes feel a little restricted in FO1. Still, the gameplay and story are just as strong, and except for a few control (interface) issues that were improved for FO2, you are going to love FO1 just as much. One aspect in which FO1 is not smaller than FO2 is in it's overall level of kickass-ness.
--Gimp00



The Nearly Ultimate Fallout 2 Guide

Version 1.3
Written and coded by Per Jorner

Let me enlighten you, grasshopper. Fallout 2 is cool because it's a nonlinear, nonclassbased kickass postnuclear computer roleplaying game with a high replayabillity value. Fallout 2 allows you to play your character the way you want. If you want to play a goodie-two-shoes, you can. If you want to play an evil bastard, you can (Yes, you really can hit children in the groin with a sledgehammer). If you want to play a moron who can hardly talk because of his low intelligence, you can.
--Shadowman

  

amethyst

多谢楼主，一年没玩，好多地方有什么物品都忘了。