view the Fallout Bundle here!

Pay $20.39

Fallout: New Vegas, Fallout 3, Fallout: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game, Fallout 2: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game, Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel and DLC for New Vegas/Fallout 3

WARNING FOR BUYERS:

I live in the US, and this is what I see
Region-locked game - This Steam key will NOT activate in the following regions: Russian Federation, Poland, India, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, Egypt, Lebanon.


Tier 1 - $20.39

GAME REVIEWS CARDS BUNDLED RETAIL PRICE
Fallout: New Vegas 96% - 0 $9.99
Fallout New Vegas: Dead Money DLC 61% - 0 $4.99
Fallout New Vegas: Honest Hearts DLC 84% - 0 $4.99
Fallout New Vegas: Old World Blues DLC 95% - 0 $4.99
Fallout New Vegas: Lonesome Road DLC 86% - 0 $4.99
Fallout 3 82% - 0 $9.99
Fallout 3 - Operation Anchorage DLC 80% - 0 $4.99
Fallout 3 - The Pitt DLC 83% - 0 $4.99
Fallout 3 - Broken Steel DLC 84% - 0 $4.99
Fallout 3 - Point Lookout DLC 86% - 0 $4.99
Fallout 3 - Mothership Zeta DLC 79% - 0 $4.99
Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel 87% - 0 $9.99
Fallout 2: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game 94% - 0 $9.99
Fallout: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game 94% - 0 $9.99
9 years ago*

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OMG FALLOUT?!? You gonna buy?

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I have these !
WHAT? Region lock?!?!?!?

When entering the site from Poland it says:
This Steam key will only activate in the following regions: Poland.
Also, it costs €20,39

Thanks rachellove for the info :))

9 years ago
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20€? Nty :D

9 years ago
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Meh, lot of useless titles added...

9 years ago
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I see only six.

9 years ago
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I was refering to Fallout 3 and Fallout NV + DLCs ;D

9 years ago
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NV is good and a proper Fallout, and it has the best DLC in the form of Dead Money that is rivalled in quality only by the Lair of the Shadow Broker for Mass Effect 2. :)

9 years ago
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I think The Pitt is the best of the 3D Fallout DLC followed by Dead Money. It's baffles me that it the same people that wrote Fallout 3 wrote The Pitt because it had a dark story, actual choices and consequences and no clear good/bad path like the rest of Fallout 3.

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It also had the worst hook I ever saw: "Hello, I am a one-eyed person who sent an ambiguous radio message and just murdered three people in cold blood in front of you. I would like to ask you to come with me, ALONE, to a 250-mile trip so you can help my people who are in dire need; a need so dire that I was just sitting here for three weeks hoping for the first chump– I mean valiant hero to wander by so the TWO of us can undertake on this super difficult mission I was sent to complete. I am absolutely sure the two of us would be enough, even though I said the situation is very dire just 20 seconds ago. Please don't ask such stupid questions as why do I contradict myself in two sentences, this hook was written for people with IN score lower than 3."

9 years ago
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Ummm, Old World Blues is better than Dead Money though. And that's a fact, not an opinion ;)

9 years ago
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The Pit and Point Lookout also decent for Fallout 3, especially The Pit :)

9 years ago
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Point Lookout, the DLC made for a sci-fi game, where you wander the swamplands to enter a cult which sends you on a magical hallucination quest, where you have to storm the lair of a telephatic wizard, and where one of the side quests is to get the sentient necronomicon from a bunch of satanists in order to prevent an obvious vampire from gaining its magical powers?
Point Lookout was a reskinned scrapped Oblivion DLC and they barely even tried to mask it. Heck, as I just listed, they didn't even rewrite most of the low-fantasy stuff already made and recorded.
Also, did you know that since it was originally meant as a low-level DLC and they were inept to rebalance it, they literally made the game cheat as an artificial challenge? I'm not even joking, there is a script running in the world space that makes the game cheat.

9 years ago
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Sounds intresting - in what way does it cheat? I just remember that DLC being particularly hard, hardest of all the DLCs.

9 years ago
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It's natural it feels hard, because the swampfolk have stats of super mutants and are actually classified in the game files as super mutants: the shirt-wearing in-bread yokels can actually take more punishment than a behemoth.
On top of that every attack an enemy makes at you results in an unblockable, unavoidably 30 HP damage, regardless of what armour you are wearing, how far you are, and what damage resistance modifiers you have active… and this is before their actual damage is calculated, so a hit on you can result in 50-90 HP damage. Per swing. From all enemies present around you.

9 years ago
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Fallout games getting bundled. Soon, 1$ for Fallout 4 + Season Pass on Humble. Pay 4$ for a Fallout 4 wallpaper in 100x100 size.

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For 10€ I would buy instantly, but 20€ is just too much. :\

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That's roughly on par what I paid for Fallout 3 and New Vegas combined when I got them at 75% off. And of course the Fallout Classics were given away free by GOG, so yeah, I would have to agree.

9 years ago
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I really, really need to just play these and stop buying bundles... I think I might be suffering from a horrible case of indecision due to having TOO many choices in my library. It's almost paralyzing :-( I think I need a plan...yeah, that's the ticket!

9 years ago
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There are two versions of New Vegas on Steam (each with it's own entry in your library). I guess that's why there is a restriction.

Hum... 20 is too much, at least for me. It would be a good bundle for me, if I could get the other Vegas key with my purchase....

9 years ago
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This Steam key will NOT activate in the following regions: (...) Poland

THANKS CENEGA

9 years ago
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If you pay them 20€ (instead of $20 :3) they will give you copy that is only playable in Poland. Nice deal - pay more, get less :D

9 years ago
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You mean 1C? And it was Bethesda's decision purely outside CIS, 1C can only publish it in Russia and nowhere outside.

9 years ago
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CENEGA is polish distributor. I believe they have the rights to sell it in Poland. They're the reason Skyrim wasn't showing up on steam store for long time for polish...

9 years ago
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Ah. Well, Bethesda postponed the launch of New Vegas and all DLCs in Hungary, Romania, and a few other neighbouring countries too, even outside CIS. I bought the Ultimate Edition only because it had the Lonesome Road DLC a month before it was actually released here.

9 years ago
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Have you seen the first comment under the post?

9 years ago
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Yes, I have. What I meant is that while the chances of it happening weren't that high in the first place (just -66% discount), chances of people making giveaways of FO3 or NV are much lower.

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Yeah, I got the GOTY for around $ 13 or so somewhere (not sure where anymore).

9 years ago
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It will be 5-8$ on sale probably, depending how deep the discount will be. 20€ is pretty okay for the whole collection, but if you're only into one - skip it :)

9 years ago
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I live in Brazil and I see the same region limitation.
Looks like a pretty good bundle for who really likes the franchise (doesn't include me).

9 years ago
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Wow, a Bethesda bundle. It's also noteworthy that the Fallout 3 and New Vegas base games are 75% off on their store but the DLC only 33%. No doubt that bit of silliness is Bethesda's decision.

Historically 3 GOTY, New Vegas Ultimate, and the classic collection have been 75% off on Steam making this 66% off MSRP 'bundle' not that great of a deal unless you absolutely want all of them right now. I wonder with the Fallout 4 craziness, they'll only discount the older games 50% this coming winter sale rather than the historic 75%.

Edit: Oh! And the site says you'll only be getting three Steam keys, so that probably means Classic collection + 3 GOTY + New Vegas Ultimate. If it were individual keys, besides being a pain to activate it might be quite nice for someone who's missing a game and a handful of DLC.

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About base game and DLC discount difference: typical Bethesda ****.

8 years ago
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Only they can be had for about the same on sale,so i guess not a terrible deal but i own them all minus the first couple fallout games,well not on steam anyhow but i do have them on CD.

If the price was cheaper i might have jumped on it for the missing games and did a GA for the other games but not for that price.

9 years ago
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lol I bought F3 GOTY from ubi store for 2.5€ (at least a year ago)

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And a happy cake day to you! :)

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9 years ago
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Nope, I don't need another copies :)

9 years ago
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got 1,2,tactics free from gog. only need nv goty and 3 goty and steam sales should put those at less than $20

9 years ago
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I have it all I think (except for Tactics) so pass.

9 years ago
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If you can't get 1, 2 and BoS together for 10€~ish on sale then worth it I guess, otherwise this bundle is dumb.

9 years ago
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If I didn't already have FO3 e FO:NV, I'd buy it.

9 years ago
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Pretty sure I paid less for these a long time ago. I guess the classics never go out of style, eh?

9 years ago
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That, and the fact that after Bethesda finally won the publishing rights, they revoked all of the old games, then put them back with a "Bethesda" in their pack names, and at double price compared to what Interplay was asking for them.

9 years ago
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For 10-12 is a good deal but 20...Full typical offer price for each one.

9 years ago
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I own the first two on GOG, the third on Steam and don't own tactics and New Vegas at all. No idea about DLCs. So not worth it for me. However, if you don't own any it's a decent deal. 5 games + 9 DLCs for £15. Just not sure how many people have few enough of these for it to be worth while?

9 years ago
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GamersGate had a 75-85% franchise sale on Fallout like two months ago. So not sure it is worth it even for them…

9 years ago
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I understand it may not be the cheapest it's ever been but that doesn't change my opinion that it's still a decent deal considering I am unaware of a better available ATM. Whether it may be offered as a better deal in the future is open to debate but if I were a betting man (I'm not ) I'd hold off until Black Friday/Christmas sales but if you want them now surely it's a decent deal?

9 years ago
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If one cannot wait right now, then most likely, yes. Still, we are less than a month away from the Christmas sales. Although based on their latest pricing strategy, the Fallouts may see a 66% sale there too. :/

9 years ago
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Don't mind me, I come from a generation when 66% off was unheard of ;) Especially for games of this apparent quality; although I can't comment personally as I haven't played any of them yet :(

9 years ago
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You sure? Because I got many of my AAA games in the EA Classic and later the just "Classics" (or whatever the name was) collections when UbiSoft moved several 2-5 year old games into budget category, which was almost the same as the 50%+ sales on older titles now. And they covered all publishers, not just their games. (I have a Red Alert complete disc published by UbiSoft. :))

9 years ago
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My gaming hayday was in the mid 1980s .. :)

9 years ago
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Oh. Well, mine a tad later. ^^

9 years ago
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I could go on about the golden age of gaming ... ;) but I'd be lying :)

9 years ago
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On the Steam Store it says...

"Notice: Fallout 3 is not optimized for Windows 7 and later. "

Does anyone know what this implies exactly? Will it still run well on Win 7 64-bit, or...? : )

9 years ago
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It means that some users may have to edit a line in an INI file to make it work.

9 years ago
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I see, alright thanks for the info.

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The only thing I couldn't get working properly on my old Windows 7 install was the in-game radio for some reason (it would stutter and be weird), and I tried every audio-related fix I could find before giving up. Just tried the game now (I reinstalled last year when I got my SSD) and it seems to be working just fine. It also looks like they pushed a new build late last year.

9 years ago
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Good to know, thanks velocity.

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I can confirm it does work without any hiccups on a win 7 64bit OS, I reinstalled the game about half a year ago and played for roughly 20 hours without running into any kind of problems, I did have the unofficial patchmod installed however.

9 years ago
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Thanks konyo, I'll look more into that mod as well. I just purchased this game along with New Vegas.

9 years ago
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I had to follow this guide to get the game to run on Windows 8. Once set-up though, the game is running perfectly fine.

9 years ago
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Very handy Zomby, bookmarked : )

9 years ago
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Beth can go kindly fcuk themselves with their region locks...

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+1

9 years ago
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Yeah that is some weird ass region locking,i mean i could see maybe Germany and such or other places with weird laws which they can not get around....

But still even so they could offer the edited version for them if they have them in the places listed.Good thing most of these can be had for cheaper during sales so really unless this bundle was half the price i would say your not really missing much as i got both Fallout 3 GOY and Vegas Ultimate Edition for 8 bucks on GMG and not sure what the others ones are on sale.

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Poland and Russia are basically locked only because "fuck us, right"?
India as far as I remember is because of brahmins...
I have no single clue what's the reasonining behind the rest of the locks, but I'm sure Beth had some "valid reasons" to do that.

9 years ago
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Not in this case. Cenega had (or still has) distribution rights in PL+friends territory (Hungary, Czech, etc) for F3 and F:NV. Possibly other games too.

9 years ago
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Yes, but Cenega isn't the reason that those locks for digital versions exist.

9 years ago
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If they still have the distribution rights it's not Beth choice. Haven't chcecked how it is now, but my FNV is/was incompatible with row version - dlc not available on day1, different global achievements stats, etc. And DLCs were published via Steam, with row pricetag. Only by 1C/Cenega not by Beth.

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Not 100% sure, but if it truly wasn't Beth's fault, then wouldn't every single game from this "collection" (have no idea about their other publishings, but everything from this list is region locked) suffer from a RHCP lock on the Steam Store and include all the fun stuff that comes with it?

And DLCs were published via Steam, with row pricetag. Only by 1C/Cenega not by Beth.

Yeah, but I highly doubt that there was no control over the pricetag by Beth.

9 years ago
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All depends on the agreement. If Cenega doesn't have exclusivity rights, global distributor can sell on steam row version.

9 years ago
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It would appear to be related to the distribution rights in those countries. Game is distributed by different companies in some areas so the keys are locked to those specific regions.

9 years ago
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Region-locked game - This Steam key will NOT activate in the following regions: Russian Federation, Poland, India, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, Egypt, Lebanon.

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9 years ago
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Only game I need from the bundle is Fallout 3 with the DLC content

So skip

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