whole lot of experimenting with different characters to find every
single detail. But... I've already been playing it for many hundreds
of hours already, probably _much_ more than I've played any other
game. And, well, it comes to a point where enough is enough. I don't
think I'll start it again any time soon, no matter how tempting may be
to check out some new suggestion.

AND I'll probably temporarily lose my Internet access soon, on account
of moving somewhere else.

DISCLAIMERS
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First of all, I am NOT affiliated with either Interplay or Black Isle
Studios. This text is NOT endorsed by them in any way, so please
don't hassle them with questions or suggestions about THIS text.

I'm just a player, and I happened to _massively_ enjoy the game. An
intelligent and complex RPG like Fallout 2 is IMHO a most welcome
surprise in this world of no-brainer "3D real-time" shoot-em-ups and
"real-time strategies" with good graphics but brain-dead AI. I'd
definitely like to see more games like Fallout, as opposed to the
millions of Quake and C&C clones, which I vowed never to buy one
again. Back to Fallout 2, I enjoyed it so much that I started doing
it again and again, to see what I've missed. And at some point
I've started writing this text to keep track of what I've done.

Second, yes, this is a walkthrough and it does contain spoilers. In
fact, it's full of them. If you'd rather explore, don't read it. My
advice is to explore, and fully enjoy this damn good game. But if
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