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Fallout III

Introduction

Fallout III is, in my opinion, one of the BEST games ever made. Many of you (including me after my computer quit on me) cannot play this game because of the technical specs.

Now, you don't need a supercomputer to play this fantastic game. You can play this on Starcraft II.

Be prepared to face the post-nuclear wasteland awaiting you.

Be a saint towards people with kindness, or make them suffer like the devil. Just don't forget your karma.

Oh, and one more thing, when you meet up with daddy, tell him I said hi!

Game Information

• Number of players - 1
• Number of maps involved - 4
• Skill Needed (1 - 10) - 11
• Made By - ChosenOreo

Introduction To Fallout 3 (From Manual)

Nuclear war. The very words conjure images of mushroom clouds, gas masks, and bewildered children ducking and covering under their school desks. But it's the aftermath of such a conflict that truly captures our imaginations, in a large part because there's no real-world equivalent we can relate to. Mankind may have witnessed the horror of the atomic bomb, but thankfully we've somehow succeeded in not blowing up the entire planet. At least, not yet.

Fallout 3 presents a much grimmer reality. Imagine if, after World War II, the timeline had split. Our world forked into one branch, the Fallout universe the other. In that other branch, technology progressed at a much more impressive rate, while American society remained locked in the cultural norms of the 1950's. It was an idyllic "world of tomorrow," filled with servant robots, beehive hairdos, and fusion-powered cars. And then in the year 2077, at the climax of a long-running war with China, it all went to hell in a globe-shattering war nuclear war.

That's where you come in. Fallout 3 takes place two hundred years later, in the yer 2277, in post-apocalyptic Washington D.C and its environs. The "Capital Wasteland," as it has come to be known, is a nightmare landscape of roving Raider gangs, freakish Super Mutants, rotting Feral Ghouls, and malfunctioning military robots. It's a good thing you've been living underground for the past nineteen years, save and secure in an official Vault-Tec facility known as Vault 101. Everything is fine and dandy, until your father - who has been the one constant in your life - decides to leave the vault unexpectedly, forcing you to follow in pursuit. So much for safety.

Now here's the good news. When that giant vault door slides open and you're thrust into the harsh sunlight of the Capital Wasteland, you're completely free to make your own destiny. Follow after dear old Dad… or forget he even exists. Head straight into the ramshackle town of Megaton, and meat its eclectic inhabitants… or shoot first and exchange pleasantries later.

That's really the most important thing to remember about Fallout 3 - it's your game, so play it the way you want. There is no "right" way to play. Try out the many skills and perks found in this manual. Try using V.A.T.S., the all new combat system. But most of all, remember that each challenge the game gives you has multiple ways of solving it, and multiple outcomes. There are many paths to success, and yes, the game does eventually "end." But how it ends is up to you, and the character you play.

We here at Bethesda Game Studios hope you have as much fun adventuring in our world as we've had creating it. It's been an honor keeping the Fallout universe alive, and it's time for you to experience that wonder all over again, or for the very first time, whichever the case may be.

Oh, and one more thing. When you finally catch up with Dad, be nice. Or not…

- The Fallout 3 Team

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