MTV beats some Fallout 3 DLC deets out of Bethesda

I am so pissed right now. I was around 75 hours into Fallout 3 on my PS3 and the sucker won't even read any disks anymore. 14 months after owning it :(. My 360 sounds like death and it is a launch model but is still trucking.

Hey anyone been to any of the other vaults in Fallout 3 besides 101,87, and the one with the crazy guy in that autoshop garage. All I have found is those three and vault 82, and 106

bongo, bongo, bongo I don't want to leave the congo
Oh no no no no no
Bingle, bangle, bungle I'm so happy in the jungle I refuse to go

Hi Stephen

In game for the DLC? Awesome.
$9.99 for Knights of the Nine length? Not awesome.

$5 each would be nice.

He did not say it was going to be 10 bucks. He just said the size and length will be comparable to Knights of the Nine. He did not actually say the price would be. Now, I am not saying it will be more or less cause it will likely be 10 bucks, but we can at least still hope for a little while longer that it will be reasonably priced.

raise level cap
more radio stations/music to be heard

add several new perks,weapons

maybe some good armor that isn't some kind of power armor? (the ranger's is about the best i come across)

but more importantly, make the main quest one that you can deviate from if you are good/bad enough because its dumb that i still have to play along to save the world as an evil incarnate.

also get a patch out for the pc version thru steam. my suite is currently unavailable right now and i DON'T KNOW WHY

What do you mean by "access the new stuff in-game rather than through a menu (à la Oblivion.)"? I don't know about you, but I talk to people in-game to get the Knights of the Nine questline started, and I go to that one island in-game to take the portal to Shivering Isles.

"access the new stuff in-game rather than through a menu (à la Oblivion.)" --That statement makes no sense. You download Knights of the Nine (or even The Shivering Isles), and there is no need to access any "menu." Those quests are just merged right into the regular game. At least, that's the way things are on the Xbox 360.

On a sidenote, I refuse to buy any Bethesda products new because they don't properly support their products. When Fallout 3 was announced, they quit patching Oblivion even though a couple of gamestopping bugs (and many minor bugs) still existed. A community patch on PC existed to fix the bugs when Shivering Isles was released, but Bethesda couldn't be troubled to port the patch when they submited Shivering Isles for certification. Their response to all bugs left in Oblivion on the 360 is "reload from a previous save point". There's actually a gamestopping bug I've encountered at 180 hours into the game. I do the main quest last. Anyway, I would have to reload to 60 hours into the game to avoid the bug and lose 120 hours of gameplay. I e-mailed Bethesda and they told me that they had "moved on to other projects" and that no more Oblivion patches would be forthcoming (even though Shivering Isles got patched AFTER I e-mailed them). Of course, all this took place a long, long time ago.

Anyway, they make buggy products, and then nickel and dime you with downloadable content. They patch SOME of the bugs in their games, the ones that get the most complaints, and then simply quit supporting their projects once the new one is announced.

For those reasons, I won't be buying Fallout3 until there is a "game of the year edition" with all the downloadable content on the disc, and until there are several patches. Even then, I'll try to avoid buying it new and buy it used.

Anyone know if there will be achievements?