While Fallout and Fallout 2 featured turn-based combat and top-down isometric view in a 2-D engine, Fallout 3 features real-time combat and first or third-person view in a 3-D engine.
The player has four attempts to find the correct word: if the fourth guess is incorrect, the computer will lock the player out of the system until the player receives the correct password, or the system is reset upon obtaining the Computer Whiz perk. Based on this information, the player may guess another word. Upon choosing a codeword out of the list, the computer will either login (if the word is correct), or tell the player how many letters are correct. The minigame is a logic puzzle, similar to the board game Mastermind, with the player having to guess the passcode out of a pool of given words.
Hacking requires that the character is at the sufficient Science level to attempt the hack. The game's difficulty setting modifies damage that the player character deals and receives: Some perks become available based on the Karma level. Factions can range in size and boundaries, however, and may not be restricted to a single area. Other factions that were not affected by the crime will not be aware of it, and since a town is usually its own faction, news of a crime committed in one town will not spread to another. Whichever faction or group that is harmed by crime will be fully aware of the player character's action. The player character's actions, including conversation and combat choices, affects the player's status in the game world a player who chooses good actions will be received more positively by non-player characters, and a player that chooses bad actions will have the opposite reaction.
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