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Ghouls

2010-12-29T02:03:52Z

Pocketlint60:

[[File:Ghoul-fix.gif|thumb|left|[[scypior]]... Oh wait. No, it's a normal ghoul.]]
[[File:Lenny-fix.gif|thumb|A ghoul scavenger.]]
Prolonged exposure to radiation will eventually either kill a human or, if they are more fortunate (or maybe less fortunate) mutate them into a ghoul. This depends on the genes of the victim. The mutating process takes months, or even years. They are repulsive but they are as smart as any human. They live longer than normal humans and they are also immune to radiation

Ghouls settled in a few places around the wasteland. [[Necropolis]], at first, was the home of the ghouls, but the town was destroyed by [[the Master]]'s army. Most of the inhabitants managed to escape and moved to the towns of [[Broken Hills]] or [[Gecko]], which are ghoul-friendly. [[Harold]] runs Gecko and the Poseidon Power Plant in town provides a sweet and warm radiation dose to nearby ghouls... They love it :) The town of Gecko suffers from problems with [[Vault City]] politics, combined with increasing discrimination which have contributed to the decline of the town.

== Glowing ones ==
[[File:Glowing one-fix.gif|thumb|A Glowing One ghoul. Can also be used as a streetlamp.]]
Some ghouls have suffered a very large dose of radiation exposure, and over time this causes them to glow in the dark. They are supposed to emit radiation, but they do not (yet ?) in [[FOnline: 2238]]. They are occasionally considered outsiders by normal ghouls, and are often banned by them, but such things do not happen in the biggest ghoul communities.

Fallout 2

2010-12-21T18:33:02Z

Pocketlint60:

[[File:2238Fallout 2 box.jpg|thumb|Fallout 2's game box as seen in 1998.]]
Fallout is a computer role-playing game developped by [[Black Isle Studios]] and produced by [[Tim Cain]]. The game was released in 1998. Players use to like this opus more than the previous one, due to the biggest world where your character can travel, and the numerous characters that you can talk with. It's a game you can finish without killing anybody. Its main designers were Matt Norton, Chris Avellone, and Feargus Urquhart. FOnline:2238 takes place 2 years earlier than Fallout 2.

== Gameplay ==
Fallout 2's gameplay is very similar to [[Fallout]]'s one.

== Plot ==
[[File:GECK.png|thumb|The Garden of Eden Creation Kit. Good luck to find it :)]]
* '''Warning ! This section may contain spoilers.'''

The game begins in [[2241]], 80 years after the end of [[Fallout]]. The player character is a villager in [[Arroyo]], a village built by Fallout 1's [[Vault Dweller]] himself, who is also his ancester. Arroyo suffers from a drought, and send the player character, known as the [[Chosen One]], outside of the village to search a [[G.E.C.K.]], Garden of Eden Creation Kit, a device meant to recreate cities in the Wasteland after the [[Great War]]. Most of the Vaults had a G.E.C.K., and as the game goes forward, the Chosen One will have to investigate some, to get his precious device that would save his village. When the Chosen One eventually finds a G.E.C.K. in [[Vault 13]], he comes back to Arroyo and finds his village captured by the [[Enclave]]. After many adventures, the player character uses an old tanker to reach the Enclave's oil rig, to free the villagers and Vault 13 citizens, killing the presidents and eventually killing the president's bodyguard, Frank Horrigan - Fallout 2's end boss. In the end, Vault 13 and Arroyo inhabitants create a new prosperous community with the help of the G.E.C.K.

Strong Slaver

2010-12-21T18:22:25Z

Pocketlint60:

'''!WARNING!'''
Strong Slavers will still attack you even if you are a slaver.

{{Critter
|name=Strong Slaver
|image=nmmaxx
|desc=n/a
|pid=224
|xp=150
|carry=14043
|seq=14
|hp=50
|hr=2
|ac=14
|ap=8
|crit=4
|un_dmg=1
|mel_dmg=1
|st=6
|pe=7
|en=6
|ch=4
|in=4
|ag=6
|lk=4
|sg=75
|bg=50
|ew=12
|un=80
|mel=90
|th=70
|fa=22
|doc=16
|snk=23
|loc=23
|stl=18
|tr=23
|sc=16
|rep=12
|sp=20
|bar=16
|gam=20
|out=20
|dr_normal=20
|dt_normal=0
|dr_laser=20
|dt_laser=0
|dr_fire=10
|dt_fire=0
|dr_plasma=10
|dt_plasma=0
|dr_explosive=20
|dt_explosive=0
|dr_elec=30
|dt_elec=0
|dr_emp=500
|dt_emp=0
|poison=30
|radiation=12
}}

[[Category:Critters]]

Abbreviations

2010-12-21T18:14:17Z

Pocketlint60: /* Alt */

This age lists the in game abbreviations that are often used in [[FOnline: 2238]]. Many abbreviations are not in this list, because they are taken from first letters of [[ammunition]], [[armors]] and [[weapons]] - like "Deagle" for [[Desert Eagle]].

====0%====
Refers to [[Deterioration]] level of the item, equal to 0%.
====CA====
[[Combat Armor]].
====BA====
[[Brotherhood Armor]].
====LSW====
[[Light Support Weapon]].
====Dev====
[[Developer]] - a staff member who is working on the game.
====Doc====
[[Doctor]] Skill, player needs doctor assistance because they are injured.
====FA====
[[First Aid]].
====GM====
[[Game Master]] - a staff member who is solving players' issues and organizing events.
====NPC====
[[Non Playable Character]].
====PK====
Player killer, the player whose main goal is hunting down other players.
====PvE or PvC====
Player versus non players - critters, npc, this usually represents the general usability of given skill, weapon etc in confrontation of the player with monsters.
====PvP====
Player versus Player, this usually represents the general usability of given skill, weapon etc in confrontation of the player with other players.
====WTB====
Want to buy.
====WTS====
Want to sell.
====WTT====
Want to trade.
====AFK====
Away from keyboard, player is not logged off, but is just away from the computer.
====BRB====
Be right back, represents that someone will go away, but will come back quickly.
====Alt====
Alternative character, you can make as many characters you want, but you can't relog only after 10 minutes have passed.