Fallout 3. Oblivion's could be great, but it wasn't. Because of how the system worked it was easy to over-level really quickly and/or not be able to raise more than one stat, and you end up sucking. Least FO3 didn't have a 'play your character the way you want and you suck' problem.

A combination where you raise skills by using them but you buy attributes (and other things) via perks when you level up might be interesting, though.

If it's a new XBox 360, you can. No need for adapters or anything. Just get an HDMI cable.

Just picked up my first game that spans multiple discs -- Lost Odyssey (fun game so far, by the way). Anyway. I installed all the discs on my HD. If the game spans to disc 2, will I have toget my game case, put a new disc in, or will the 'disc check' be okay with just seeing that the first disc is in the drive? I'm assuming if you go back to older areas, you'll have to swap back, so.

Do not buy 'high end' cables. These are without a doubt, a scam. The cables transmit a digital signal. As long as the cable is built properly, it will be fine. TECHNICALLY, gold plating and such might help with HDMI if you have a /ton/ of interference going around, but that is a rare thing.

Just buy from Amazon or Monoprice.com, you'll be fine.

Other than cheating tricks like giving someone something and killing them (only works sometimes, I believe), the only way to repair is via a replacement or paying someone, yeah. Unfortunately.

I personally think you should be able to repair something on a workbench if you have scrap metal, or something similar. But that's me.

Why choose? I'm getting both.

Huh, yeah. I was responding to it and it's gone. Odd. :)

I use both, right now.

I have the XBox 360 hooked to an SDTV for curling up in bed. I also have a second cable that I swap out when I want to play some games, with it hooked to a 22" monitor for 1650x1050 or such.

In the next few months, I'll be picking up an HDTV so I can get rid of that latter setup. Probably a Sharp 1080p. Looking forward to that.

HDMI and VGA will not look too different unless the TV is huge. Even then ... it's not as extreme as a lot of people say if the TV is a good TV. HDMI will actually be better than VGA with a poorer HDTV that doesn't handle the analog to digital translation as well.

I'd definitely do HDMI if you have it, but it's not omg by any means for most cases.

It's a craftable weapon. It only shows up pre-crafted that I recall in The Pitt DLC.

Fallout Wiki has more information: http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Deathclaw_Gauntlet