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When something I want to do does require admin rights I am treated to a black screen for about 15 - 20 seconds and then I get a small pop-up asking me if I want to continue or not. I find it mildly annoying when it happens but it does not happen frequently enough for me to be bothered by it.

Updates and reboots? well, those are a horse of a different breed!

See that little message on the right? I got that a few minutes ago while I was doing some work on my server via telnet. No where is there a "DO NOT REBOOT" option. What is wrong with these people? Not only do I not want to reboot but I can't reboot because I am using my computer to work on a remote system.

Most good pieces of software give you the option to reboot later, not this one. It only allows me to postpone notification of the reboot for 10 minutes, one hour or four hours.

What did I do? I did what any tech savy computer user would do. I went into the taskmanager and found the offending updater program and killed the process. The offending program is wuaclt.exe (Windows Update Automatic Updates). I felt a momentary feeling of pride as I watched the process die only to have my hopes crushed when the program quickly respawned itself.

When I look at what I use my computer for I can't help but notice that everything I do can be done with Linux. That's right Microsoft, everything I use a computer for can be done without Windows. The only reason I have not replaced Vista with Linux on my machine is that it is a laptop and I just know some things will not work. However, when I purchase my next machine you can put good money down that I will select an operating system that does not force reboots on me when I am trying to get work done.

My first experience with Fallout was with the original PC game way back in 1997 when Interplay released the original game. I still have my spiral bound Vault-Tec manual somewhere in my game room. I have to admit that I was never able to save the Vault. I tried hard to fix the water purifier but I just kept on getting killed by Rad Scorpions while trying to cross the desert.

I did not play any of the other games in the series because I moved away from PC gaming for most of the following eight years. I still dabbled in the occasional RPG game but with a growing family I found myself with little time to devote to PC gaming. As my daughter grew up I spent most of my gaming time among the Pokemon, Kirby and Spongebob.

When I heard about Fallout 3 being released in the FPS format I was nervous. I had developed a problem with FPS games (nausea) and I was worried that I would be unable to play this new version of the game. I was also concerned that some of the feel of the game would be gone with the move to real time and 3D. Those worries were all unfounded. Fallout 3 is not only a great game but it is also true to its roots.

Character Creation

Fallout 3 takes the long road when it comes to character creation. This is not a game where you can sit down, bump a few stat and skill points around and start shooting muties. Oh no! In this game you get the joy of living through your childhood years inside Vault 101. There is a joke there, please don't make me point it out to you...

There first scene you see upon starting a new game is your very own birth. Dad leans over you (voiced by Liam Neeson) and you use a special genetics machine to determine how you will look. It is now that you will pick your characters gender and a number of details that will alter the physical appearance of your character. Specifically you will be adjusting how their face will look.

The game resumes about a year later and now you are a toddler. At this stage you learn the simple skills required to walk around your room, open doors and talk to your dad. After a brief conversation with dad you will get a chance to look at a S.P.E.C.I.A.L. book and assign points to your seven ability scores.

Time progresses quickly and you will soon be awarded your own Pip-Boy and a BB Gun at your big birthday party! At the party you get to meet the other kids who share Vault 101 with you and enjoy a few other presents. The party is short and you soon find yourself growing even older.

The game opens up with you now in your teenage years. Butch has gone from threatening you about hot buns to looking like a 1950's greaser. I don't know where he and his gang found their leather jackets and switchblades but they did.

After dealing with Butch harassing one of your friends you go on to take the G.O.A.T. and the results will tell you what sort of career you have ahead of you in the Vault. Be sure to laugh when you find out Butch's future job! In game terms this test will decide which three skills become your tag skills (these three start 15 points higher than your other skills). If you don't like your results a quick talk with the teacher will allow you to fix the results.

Now comes the sad part. You are rudely awakened by the daughter of the Overseer who tells you that your dad has left the vault and now the Overseer's goons are coming after you! After a quick discussion she arms you and tells you how to get out of the vault. It is at this point that all the training you have gone through in your early years of living in the vault is put to the test.

Right before you exit the vault you will want to save your game. Why? Because as soon as you leave the vault you are given a last chance to change everything about your character. If in the future you decide to start life as a new character you can avoid the 15-20 mins of character creation and start from here.

Megaton

Soon after leaving Vault 101 you will find yourself nearing the settlement of Megaton. Why is it named Megaton? It's on account of the large unexploded nuclear bomb siting in the middle of town! It is at this point where you will be given your very quest with two option. The people living in Megaton (namely the sheriff) would like to see the bomb permanently disarmed while another faction (Mr. Burke) would like to see that bomb rigged for remote detonation. Both choices result in you earning a place to live and the unending enmity of the other party.

Even if you decide to rig the bomb you might want to wait awhile before reporting back to Mr. Burke, there are a few quests in Megaton that you might want to complete before wiping this small community off the face of the Earth. It is also important to note that the house you get in Megaton is bigger than the apartment you get in Tenpenny Tower. There is also the issue of the serious hit to your Karma you get for nuking a bunch of innocent people!

Karma

In the game there is a very special karma system. If you do good things you gain karma. If you do bad things you lose karma. Sounds fairly simple right?

The game allows for you to play through it as either a good, neutral or bad guy. Even the ending of the game allows for these three options. However, as you play through the game the karma system can take its toll on you.

You might think that being a good guy would protect you from a lot of the bad happenings going on in the world. Not so! If you become too good some of the evil folks will attack you on site. There are also some good people who will give you freebies and some areas of the game open up to you.

Being evil causes the exact opposite situation in the game. The good guys put a bounty on your head and you often find yourself leaving one area only to be surprised by three or more angry people who want to claim the bounty on your head!

You might think you can pull off being neutral and avoiding these people but staying neutral can be hard. All those little nice things you do begin to add up and suddenly you find yourself as a good guy! So now you have to run out and kill a few civilians just to get yourself back into neutral karma.

V.A.T.S.

Combat in Fallout 3 can be done in one of two ways: FPS and V.A.T.S.

FPS is your basic aim and shoot style of game play. Some weapons (Nukes and Sniper Rifles) benefit greatly from the FPS style while others benefit better from using V.A.T.S.

When you use V.A.T.S. the game pauses and you are allowed to select the specific body parts you want to shoot at as long as you have enough action points (governed by Agility and some Perks). There are other benefits to using V.A.T.S. that are clearly outlined in the rulebook for the game.

I find V.A.T.S. to be very satisfying and it makes up for a lack of FPS skills. However I would like to warn you that using V.A.T.S. with nukes is always a bad idea due to the way the nuke flies through the air. Don't be surprised if you lock on to a target when firing a nuke only to have the nuke fall well short of that target.

Speech: Let your words be a weapon

Fallout 3 is far from just being an FPS. The story and quests in the game make this more of an RPG with FPS stylings. There is a well laid out main quest and numerous side quests for you to enjoy. It is possible for you to complete the main quest and never even touch on the side quests but where is the fun in that?

Most NPCs that you meet that do not try and kill you on sight will allow you to speak with them. There are a few that just say a few words and walk away but there are also a lot of NPCs with multi-layered dialogue trees. Some even have branches where you can attempt a Speech challenge (Charisma based skill) to get what you want out of them. There are also some NPCs that you can get information out of if your abilities are high enough. For example some characters understand the power of strength and will respond if you are very strong.

Locks and Computers

Two skills that you will want to raise quickly are Lockpicking and Science. Both of these skills are used heavily in the game to overcome locked computer terminals and locked boxes.

When attempting to unlock a locked box (or safe, ammo crate, etc.) the game loads up a special mini-game where you use a screwdriver and a bobby pin in an attempt to pick the lock. There is also an option to use your relevant skill and brute force the lock. You can keep trying to pick it with a bobby pin but if you fail at a brute force attempt you can end up with a lock that you can never pick.

Likewise trying to hack a computer terminal also opens up a mini-game where you have to try and guess the password from a list of words that shows up. With each guess you are told how many letters in the word you picked match the actual password. If you find yourself down to one word just back out of the hack attempt and try again. The terminal will lock if you fail but you need never fail if you always back out!

There are also some terminals and locks that can not be picked at all. These require you find the key that opens them up. It is also important to note that if your skill is not high enough you can not even pick some locks.

Bobbleheads and other interesting collectibles

Hidden throughout the Capital Wasteland is a myriad of interesting collectible items. The most sought after are the Vault-Tec Bobbleheads. There is one for each skill and one for each ability. When you find them you either gain one point to your ability or ten points to your skill.

There are also skill books that when read grant you a bonus point (or two if you have the right Perk) to the related skill. There are 25 skill books for each skill hidden in the wasteland.

You like guns? Everyone likes guns! Hidden in the wasteland (often being used by an NPC) are named versions of every weapon in the game. These named versions are always better than the regular version in some way (more damage, more ammo or both) and are highly sought after. There is also a special Alien Blaster that puts all other energy weapons to shame! Too bad there is only a limited amount of ammo for the weapon in the game :(

General Thoughts

I have already completed the game once and I'm currently playing through it one more time as an evil character. On my first trip through I did not explore every nook and cranny of the D.C. Wasteland. At best I might have hit 75% of the locations hidden throughout the game world.

I found the NPCs to well rendered and the voice acting to be satisfactory to keeping me immersed in the game. There were a few minor problems where my hired help would get lost or walk in circles when I passed out of their visual range but nothing terrible.

There are a few bugs that have to do with in game loads. I ended up avoiding one particular set of underground because some areas would lockup my Xbox upon entering. To make matters worse the game often auto-saves when passing through doors into new areas! I only had the game lockup once or twice while wandering about outside.

I think I logged a good 20-30 hours playing through the game from start to finish. I did not find everything or do everything in that time span and it took me about another 20 hours to complete the side quests.

The feel of the game is 100% Fallout. Between the 50's era stylings and the Vault-Tec jokes the game just feels right. There are a lot of little Easter Eggs and homages in the game, don't be surprised of some of them slip past you.

Oh yeah, in case you are wondering why I don't talk much about the content of the game it is because I don't want to spoil anything.

Conclusion

This game is good, real good. It deserves to be made game of the year and I consider it my favorite game of 2008. If you like post-apocalyptic gaming Fallout 3 should be on your must-play list. It is so much more than Oblivion with guns...

One of my favorite genre's for T.V, movies and video games has to be post-apocalyptic. I'll even suffer my way through some really bad movies when they fall into this genre. Not everything in this genre is bad and once such excellent piece of work has to be the now canceled CBS show Jericho.

The series ran for one full season and then a second seven episode season was produced due to fan outcry. Without the support of some very dedicated fans that short second season would have never been made. Considering the way season one ends it would have been a crime not to have created a second season!

The plot of Jericho is simple to explain: A group of terrorists have set off a nuclear bomb in the nearby city of Denver. The residents of Jericho Kansas find this out when they see a mushroom cloud on the horizon. What they don't know (and we later find out) is that it was more than one bomb that went off.

The terrorist plot is gradually exposed to the viewer over the course of the series and by the time the second season ends we find out exactly what is going on. There is still room for the series to go on but for those who like their canceled shows to end without loose strings this show does just that. Even though I would have liked more episodes to air after the season two ending I feel satisfied by what was aired.

Along with the bomb plot we also get a look into how people and society change once the US government ceases to exist. Roving gangs take to the roads to waylay the weak. Those who have prey on those who have not. Some people will not even put aside politics for the common good.

All is not lost, some folks remain good even through the rough times. Take the Green family for example. Johnston Green has been mayor of the small town of Jericho for 25 years. His father was mayor before him yet his opponent Gray Anderson continues to try to score political points as the world falls apart around Jericho. In the end Gray takes advantage of this and defeats Johnston in a town election. It doesn't take long for Gray to realize that he is in no way prepared to be mayor in these trying times. When he finally realizes this and reaches out to Green for help the political grudges are forgotten and the two come together to help the town.

Most of the events of the show take place in Jericho proper or the outlying farms. When we hear about events outside of Jericho they tend to be told second hand rather than viewed directly. This leads us to wonder whether things are bad all over or just locally.

If you are looking for a Mad Max type show you are not going to find it here. Jericho is a more realistic look at the days and months after a nuclear attack rather than years later. The characters still believe that everything will be made right and that the government will return.

I don't want to say anything more about the show as that would risk spoiling things for those who have not yet seen it. All I can say is that Jericho is worth a rental or an online viewing.

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Now, I had heard a little bit about the book (and the movie) and not all of it was good. I had heard that the book was a mediocre knock-off of Star Wars. With somewhat low expectations I borrowed the book and began to read it.

In the beginning I noticed many similarities between the two stories. Brom played the part of Obi Wan while Eragon was the moisture farmer from a backwoods area of the Empire. Agents of the rebellion sent a very important item into Eragon's possession and soon after Eragon's uncle was killed by members of the Empire who went searching for it.

Though Brom never mentioned fighting alongside Eragon's father in the Clone Dragon Wars he did provide Eragon with a light saber magical sword that could cut through anything. Even though there were many other parallels to Star Wars I found that the book soon found its own path and began to get better. In fact once you get about half way through the book you can clearly see that the author has matured somewhat in his writing. In fact the second two books almost feel as if they were written by a different author due to the vast improvement in writing skill.

I ended up finishing Eragon in about three days and went out and purchased Eldest in hard cover. If I had known it was out in softcover I would have purchased that version but such is life.

I completed reading Eldest in about four days. I considered myself lucky because the third book in the trilogy had just been published. Nothing annoys me more than getting into a good book and having to wait years for the next installment (I'm talking to you J.K. Rawlings!) You can imagine my surprise after reaching the end of Brisingr.

What was published as a trilogy has now become a cycle. That's right, I now have to wait (who knows how many) years before the story will (hopefully) draw to its conclusion in the fourth book of the trilogy.

I did not complain when the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy grew beyond a trilogy but that was different situation. In the case of Hitchhiker's the story had already come to a satisfying conclusion and Douglas Adams added some desert. Such is not the case with the Inheritance trilogy cycle.

I began reading the Inheritance trilogy safe in the knowledge that, if I liked it, I would be able to read all three books and not have to wait for years for the story to conclude. Instead I must now wait an unspecified amount of time for this story to conclude.

As much as I have enjoyed reading the last two books in the series (you have no idea how happy I was to see the writing improve) I would have preferred if the series was never referred to as a trilogy. All stories need a clear beginning, middle and end as well as an outline. As a writer of middling skill myself I understand that sometimes the story can get away from the author as characters begin to take on a life of their own. Carefully laid out plots can quickly go awry when the author realizes that characters have acquired more dimensions. I have found very little real fluff in the series that should be cut in the interests of making the story fit into three books.

I just had to vent. I was hoping to reach a satisfying conclusion when I finished reading the third book today. When I opened Brisingr I did not jump to the back of the book to see how it ends so I was very much surprised to reach the end only to be told that the story would conclude in the fourth book. I can't say I was completely waylaid by the author because as I reached the halfway point of the story and certain plot elements had not been addressed I acquired a sinking feeling that either the ending would leave me empty or there would be another book.

I also have to place a little bit of blame on the young woman at the bookstore. I asked her if she had read it and she told me that she had. I asked her if everything was wrapped up and if the story had left room for a fourth book. She was rather coy in her answer but she never mentioned that there would definitely be a fourth book.

There. That is all I have to say.

PS: I don't know if you meant it as an homage but I kept pronouncing Eragon as "Aragorn". Visions of Lord of the Rings often went through my head while reading the story.

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At long last, the good people at GameRanger have answered the cries of millions and have made it so Mac gamers and PC gamers can finally play games together over the internet. Of course, since Apple’s Bootcamp was launched not too long ago, Intel Mac users have been able to do this more or less, but GameRanger closes the gap for all Mac users.

GameRanger is a free download which allows players the ability to play 500 games and demos with anyone in the world. It has some useful and fun features, like profiles, online chats, in game voice chats, and gaming ranks.

I am very much looking forward to fragging some PC users who play some of the Star Wars games. How about you?

To see a list of cross-platform games or to download the program, please goto www.GameRanger.com.

Enjoy!

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