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    Fallout Demo: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

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    While it uses the [[Junktown]] area map from the retail version of the game (the map is called "JUNKDEMO" in the demo file) instead of a separate one, it has completely different characters (except for [[Dogmeat (Fallout)|Dogmeat]] and [[Phil (Junktown)|Phil]], who tries to get rid of the dog just as in the actual game), and a different plot.
    While it uses the [[Junktown]] area map from the retail version of the game (the map is called "JUNKDEMO" in the demo file) instead of a separate one, it has completely different characters (except for [[Dogmeat (Fallout)|Dogmeat]] and [[Phil (Junktown)|Phil]], who tries to get rid of the dog just as in the actual game), and a different plot.


    The demo takes places in [[Scrapheap]], a small town dominated by two competing gangs: the [[Crypts]], who rule the city's power generator, are large in numbers, and wear leather armor; and the [[Fools]] (led by a woman named [[Baka]]), who are fewer in number and less formidable opponents because of their armor.<ref>Although [[Metal armor (Fallout)|metal armor]] has a higher armor class (and therefore damage resistance) in the actual game, the demo version is less protective than the [[Leather armor (Fallout)|leather armor]], whose armor class ranks ten points higher.</ref> They are waiting only for one more member before engaging in war with the Crypts.
    The demo takes places in [[Scrapheap]], a small town dominated by two competing gangs: the [[Crypts]], who rule the city's power generator, are large in numbers, and wear leather armor; and the [[Fools]] (led by a woman named [[Baka]]), who are fewer in number and less formidable opponents because of their armor.<ref>Although [[Metal armor (Fallout)|metal armor]] has a higher armor class (and therefore damage resistance) in the actual game, the demo version is less protective than the [[Lederrüstung (Fallout)|Lederrüstung]], whose armor class ranks ten points higher.</ref> They are waiting only for one more member before engaging in war with the Crypts.


    One can only play as [[Max Stone]] in the demo, while his stats and biography are the same as in the retail version of the game, his traits are different. He starts the demo with a fairly decent inventory of weapons and items.
    One can only play as [[Max Stone]] in the demo, while his stats and biography are the same as in the retail version of the game, his traits are different. He starts the demo with a fairly decent inventory of weapons and items.

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    Die Fallout Demo ist eine frei download- und spielbare Demonstration des Gameplay von Fallout. Sie wurde am 22. April 1997 veröffentlicht.

    Gameplay

    While it uses the Junktown area map from the retail version of the game (the map is called "JUNKDEMO" in the demo file) instead of a separate one, it has completely different characters (except for Dogmeat and Phil, who tries to get rid of the dog just as in the actual game), and a different plot.

    The demo takes places in Scrapheap, a small town dominated by two competing gangs: the Crypts, who rule the city's power generator, are large in numbers, and wear leather armor; and the Fools (led by a woman named Baka), who are fewer in number and less formidable opponents because of their armor.[1] They are waiting only for one more member before engaging in war with the Crypts.

    One can only play as Max Stone in the demo, while his stats and biography are the same as in the retail version of the game, his traits are different. He starts the demo with a fairly decent inventory of weapons and items.

    Lösungsweg

    There are several ways one can complete the demo. The player can help the Crypts maintain control of the generator by helping them wipe out the Fools, help the Fools wipe out the Crypts and let them rule the town, join one gang and wait for them to wipe themselves (or the other gang) out before finishing any gang survivors off, ridding the town of all crime altogether and leaving the power generator in the hands of the people, or doom everyone in town by destroying the generator.

    Notizen

    • Das assault rifle hieß in der Demo noch "Colt Rifle" , wurde für die verkaufsversionin hingegen noch geändert .
    • In the demo, regular stimpaks are represented by the image of super stimpaks from the retail version, although they heal just the same.
    • The master.dat file from the demo also contains various artwork items and some alternate interface screens for character creation from when Fallout was still A GURPS Post Nuclear Adventure.
    • Baka means "idiot" in Japanese.

    Geschnittener Inhalt

    In the game files, many unused Vault Boy images can be found, that were primary intended to illustrate the GURPS stats, and but when Interplay make the decision to drop GURPS on February 12, 1997,[2] they were kept in the demo for future use in the final version of Fallout (presumed for new perks and traits). However, they were not included and those Vault Boy images are only present in the Fallout demo files.

    All Fallout demo unused Vault Boys
    1st row
    • Acting
    • Administrator
    • Area Knowledge
    • Armoury
    • Axe Mace (old image of Nahkampfwaffen - used the same image of the final version in-game)
    2nd row
    3rd row
    • Code of Honor
    • Colorblind
    • Combat Paralysis
    • Common Sense
    • Computer Ops
    4th row
    • Danger Sense
    • Delusion
    • Detect lie
    • Diagnose
    • Eidetic
    5th row
    • Electronics
    • Electronic Ops
    • Fast Draw
    • Forgery
    • Gullible
    6th row
    • Hard Hearing
    • Hearing
    • Holdout
    • Honesty
    • Intimidation
    7th row
    • Intuition
    • Jumping
    • Knife
    • Knife Throwing
    • Lechrus
    8th row
    • Glück (old image - used the same image of the final version in-game)
    • Lying
    • Natural
    • No Nose
    • Overweight
    9th row
    • Pacifism
    • Peripheral vision
    • Phobia
    • Pick Nose
    • Prospector
    10th row
    • Research
    • Savoir-Vivre
    • Sense of Duty
    • Sex Appeal (old image)
    • Skinny
    11th row
    • Sleight of hand
    • Spear
    • Spear Throwing
    • Speed Load
    • Strong Will
    12th row
    • Studder
    • Survival
    • Tactics
    • Taste
    • Tracking
    13th row
    • Truthful
    • Ugly
    • Weak will

    Notiz

    • The Sex Appeal Vault Boy of the Fallout demo is used for Stärke in-game.
    • The Toughness Vault Boy is used for Endurance in-game.
    • Statistics that didn't have a specific Vault Boy picture used the one for Level.

    Bugs

    • The demo will fail to run on newer versions of Windows (including Windows XP), instead producing a black screen with an hourglass cursor, which will never finish loading. The best way to fix this is to right-click on the application (FALLDEMO.EXE), then go to Properties, Compatibility, and then under the "Compatibility mode" header, check the box to run it in compatibility mode for Windows 95. Finally, under the "Display settings" header, check the boxes to run it in 256 colors and 640 x 480 screen resolution. This will allow it to run just fine.

    Galerie

    Externe Links

    Referenzen

    1. ^ Although metal armor has a higher armor class (and therefore damage resistance) in the actual game, the demo version is less protective than the Lederrüstung, whose armor class ranks ten points higher.
    2. ^ Steve Jackson games