A world of mutants, radiation, gangs and violence. Your immediate task is to find a replacement for the broken water purification controller chip. Without that chip, your fellow Vault dwellers are doomed to dehydration or will be forced to leave the safety of the Vault for the Outside.
Once again, the Brotherhood fights the menace, and once again the Brotherhood emerges victorious. Before the Brotherhood can rest, however, they encounter a new foe as they push into post-war Missouri, an area known as «the Belt»: the remnants of the mutant army they were sent to destroy. The initial battles are costly to the Brotherhood. Outgunned and outmanned, the Brotherhood is overwhelmed outside of St. There General Barnaky, head of the Brotherhood, is captured by the Toccomata, leader of the mutant army.
Although the Brotherhood is able to withdraw, they remain under constant attack. A squad dispatched to destroy a munitions manufacturing plant instead finds a laboratory dedicated to curing mutant sterility. The Brotherhood claims the lab in order to use it as a future bargaining chip.
A few days later, at the ghoul town of Gravestone, in the ruins of Kansas City, Brotherhood scouts find an intact nuclear bomb. The Brotherhood defends the town from several mutant encroachments, and they are soon able to remove the weapon to a safe bunker.
Brotherhood scouting reveals the base of the mutants to be at Osceolla, near the ruins of one of the wrecked Brotherhood zeppelins. A squad fights its way into the base. Inside, they find Toccomata, who is dying. He reveals that General Barnaky had been lost to an unknown menace from the west that was too powerful for even the mutant army.
As the squad enters the room where the mutant leader was hiding, they find Paladin Latham, one of the leaders of the Brotherhood air convoy. He tells the squad that after crashing, he fought Gammorin in hand-to-hand combat for leadership of the mutants. Latham won, but a head injury from the battle became infected, and he soon became delusional.
Latham assumed the identity of Gamorin, and led his new army against his old allies. The squad kills Latham before he can endanger the Brotherhood even more.
Soon, the menace from the west reveals itself: a robot army is sweeping across the American Midwest. The reavers, a cult dedicated to technology worship, is caught between the Brotherhood and the robots as the two armies clash in Kansas.
Although the Reavers try to wage a two-fronted war, they are soon beaten, and seek sanctuary among the Brotherhood in exchange for an electromagnetic pulse weapon. The Brotherhood agrees, and a squad armed with the new technology destroys a robot repair plant as they push into Colorado, towards Vault Zero. From packs of rats right outside your front door at the outset, to giant radioactive scorpions whose venom takes your hit points down until you figure out to cut off a stinger and take it to a nearby doctor who can make you an antidote , to the various thugs that for some reason the game repeatedly forces you to confront and kill, there are plenty of ways to die.
In fact, it seems that your character is constantly putting him- or herself into bad situations, sometimes needlessly. Maybe all those years cooped up in the vault made you anti-social One cool aspect of Fallout is its attempt to really make itself an RPG.
There are extensive opportunities to talk with NPCs, many people you run into will trade items with you, and there is a definite structure to the world of Fallout -- it is not just level upon level of new monsters or bad guys to kill. While all of this is somewhat refreshing, it is nothing new in the RPG realm, but rather a return to the more pure RPG.
I am reminded of the later Ultima titles, or the more recent likes of Postal -- the graphics are clear enough, good colors, decent environments, but after seeing tons of games that constantly attempt to boggle the mind and the eye with innovations Diablo's wondrous caverns, Quake 's true 3D, Tomb Raider 's silky cinematics, Crusader's intricate environment, etc. Again, it is an attempt to place substance over style and admirable pursuit these days , but the substance here is just so much Zork eons after the basics of gaming have necessitated new approaches and a more stylish look.
Fallout in this sense is a victim of the times. The very best part of Fallout is the opening sequence in which a great old 40's record plays to a newsreel of the events that led up to the world war. After that, the audio is adequate, but nothing more -- no real attempts at anything environmental or sophisticated, just the basic necessities.
Basic mouse controls cover everything in the game, but as mentioned above, the navigation between combat, movement and other actions is not always as smooth as it might have been. Still, after a couple hours of playing you'll get used to most of the basics. And besides, it's turn-based, so there's no real urgent need to master the intricacies right away, at least so long as you remember to save often between nests of Radscorpions.
Fallout is a decent game, and will certainly appeal to adventure-minded gamers who dislike the trend toward entirely puzzle-based games or who want a break from the fast-paced shoot-'em-ups wrapped around one quest or another. The Enclave often terrorizes the inhabitants of continental United States with their supreme arsenal of advanced technology.
The player, through various means, activates an ancient oil tanker and engages its autopilot, thus allowing him to reach the Enclave's main base on an offshore oil rig. Vault 13 was supposed to be closed for years as part of a government experiment,[2] making them perfect test subjects.
With all genetic impurities removed, the Enclave who remain protected from radiation could take over. The player frees both his fellow villagers from Arroyo and the Vault 13 dwellers from Enclave control and subsequently destroys the Enclave's oil rig, killing the President of the United States Richardson as well as a genetically modified Secret Service enforcer Frank Horrigan.
In the end, the inhabitants of Vault 13 and the Arroyo villagers create a new prosperous community with the help of the GECK. Fallout 2 Download Torrent. Just download torrent and start playing it.
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