Rusty Shackleford

I saw it on Nerdcubed's channel. Looks rad. Too bad I'm shit at games like this. And poor.

Maybe he'll get a Columbian Necktie from Grandpa for Christmas.

I probably should be more specific here. PM me if you want a character, with optional personality quirks, race, speech patterns, and preferred specialty, maybe with a fallback if I already have a position filled. No population constraint here. After all, I always thought the ships were big enough to fit twenty people in them comfortably. P.S. if you don't PM, I'll just take it as a go-ahead to rub my artistic license all over your character. Until the point that even if they shower, they'll never feel clean again.

Prologue: Blind Jump Chapter 1: Escape Chapter 2: Pursuit Chapter 3: Contact Chapter 4: Out of the Frying Pan Chapter 5: Boarding Party Chapter 6: Deus Ex Machina

My computer is black...

Outlawing guns in the country where everything is trying to kill you. What.

Former editor and current writer here. I could give a critique, but only if you wanted it. Also could be via forum post or PM.

Remember when one of Meow's kitty cats saw Peter's Thrushwood? That was the best day.

You can get free healthcare. You just have to be poor. Like the dirty commie peasants you are.

Hue. All you commie Europeans should all join America and learn the true meanings of the words liberty and freedom.

Jesus fucking Christ, six feet and nine inches tall?

Not a big surprise, when it seems that only a handful of voice actors were actually used in the production of the game, leading to a lot of stock phrases and people with the same voice popping up everywhere.

Slightly edited version of the thing I originally submitted on original thread on original forums. Hue.

Rusty's going to have to go full retard with the astrogeology.

I actually had a collection of thirty-three 8 balls before I restarted the save. Because of my constant restartings, I've never actually played past Act II.

Back when Meg was still around, she did this drawing of Janet for me. I got 2spooked at how accurate it was to the image in my head.

A lot of them broke after the addition of Nevada Skies, Mission Mojave and NV interiors, so the ones marked by a red X are the ones I've deactivated while I try to find ways for them all to play nice. But I did have all of those mods working all at once until I crashed due to a memory error.

The Courier is a pretty cool guy. He kills all the deathclaws and doesn't afraid of anything. Anybody still play this shit? I do. This shit's my fuckin' jam. Also, I mod it until it breaks. Favorite build is diplosniper. If they can't be reasoned with, retreat a few hundred yards and blow their head off with a sneak crit. Also, Willow + Boone + ED-E = OP

I don't see why everyone suddenly has a problem with this. It's always made perfect sense to me. To generate a beam of light that is powerful enough to kill someone requires enormous amounts of power, more than a simple handheld battery can supply. Modern laser assemblies would have to be carried by a vehicle, and are too large to be anywhere near effective in the field for military applications. Pulse lasers exist, true, and while they are more energy efficient, they still require massive amounts of energy to work. A handheld laser gun, even 500 years in the future, makes sense to have only a few shots. Lasers aren't going to suddenly require miniscule amounts of power to generate beams strong enough to kill someone. Visible beams at that, where a good portion of the energy lost will be to the visible spectrum. Also, makes sense because if you can hold that shit in your hand, it also makes sense that most of the thing is actually a heat sink. I actually disliked how the captain's pistol recharged itself. It makes no sense whatsoever.

I still don't believe that Dea should be included with staff again. The experience I had left a very bad taste in my mouth, and so far, all I've seen of her is a couple of forum posts and an occasional comment in OOC, which doesn't really go very far in dispelling my earlier notions of unreliability and emotional turbulence. -1.

Rusty's primary job is night watchman. Always either called the night guard or the watchman. Never once been called an officer, so Xander may have point here.

Buy-ins are not required. Us loredevs simply have to make a decision whether to include it or not.

Also, I gots to review the science behind dis shit, yo.

From this complaint, it appears that the kind of dickery being allowed wasn't the interesting kind. It was the toss-in-the-brig-and-throw-away-the-key kind of dickery.