This might not be the most blasphemous game anymore...

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TheKingofVault14 said:
Credits to TriangleCity for sharing this on his YouTube Channel's Community Page, since Bawls Guarana Energy Drink was promoted A LOT in Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel, it seems that to return the favor, Bawls promoted Fallout: BOS on their website:
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[BTW, I'm gonna paraphrase a comment that was made in the comment section of that community post]

You know if Bawls actually used a slogan for the pic above, I don't think something like "Grab your Bawls and Brotherhood of Steel" would've rolled off the tongue quite as well, wouldn't you agree?

@Bawls Lover what do you think?

:confused: ;)
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People just weren't ready to have bawls in their mouth at the time
 
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Again, going by "Brendaniel's Logic" from his video essay/review of Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel, this meme is in fact true. Even though it's from a technicality!


:ok: :-D :roffle:
 
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You know, does anyone else find it interesting that Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel is the only Fallout game that doesn't showcase the prominent/main Power Armor of the game? I mean, I know BlondeGuyGamer pointed this out in his review of BOS, the thing is why is that?

:confused:

Heh, and what a way to have it stand out amongst the others, it must be special or something.


;)
 
TheKingofVault14 said:
You know, does anyone else find it interesting that Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel is the only Fallout game that doesn't showcase the prominent/main Power Armor of the game? I mean, I know BlondeGuyGamer pointed this out in his review of BOS, the thing is why is that?
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Well, the first game set the precedent and the armor was the late game armor to have. But I'd say there are many other reasons that are simultaneously plausible.
- It's simple. The less you have to make of the work to get the cover art done and if it's just as or more efficient this way, why not? You have those assets and likely concept art that needs little adjustments to make it work. For most of the games it's not hard to convince me that they look like they were concept art that was reshaded and resized.
- It attracts the eye to something in game without being too revelatory or too vague.
- Young people probably usually like the way it looks, which is also the target audience. Cool looking armor on your cover is usually easier to sell to younger people that might not even normally play cRPGs. I also think this could be a marketing factor in why the Enclave Power armor helmet was used over the tribal Power armor helmet in Fallout 2. I know Tim's talked about it and the frustration of marketing and management decisions that were made without the team's consultation. Wouldn't shock me if they were convinced that their cover art would pull more attention. The tribal Power armor might come off a bit more confusing to a potential random buyer. A fan of the first game is likely to buy it either way.

Brotherhood of Steel's cover not doing this was probably to associate it with other console games that had similar art covers if I had to take a guess. Woman + tough guy on the cover? Yeah, sounds like the marketing slop of the 2000s.

Is the Riot armor considered Power armor? I mean the principle of it is the same ultimately, so it's not like the semantics of that actually relate to what you're asking
 
Mostly because the power armor is very eyecatching and can make a case of branding recognition right there.
It take the visual niche in game marketing for 3decades now, so nowaday any game cover/avatar that sport a powered armor people would immediately think of Fallout. (Edit: not even StarCraft can regain this niche, even if their powered armor marines were out in same time and made much bigger splash than Fallout)
People now can sport different power armors representing Fallout 1, 2, Tactics, 3, 4, possibly even 76. Fallout New Vegas break the mold as in they flash with combat+filtration helmet (aka ranger helmet).
On the other hand, yeah, tough guy+gal on game cover is so generic it just doesnt make any DING! recognition flash.
 
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Triple Alliance said:
While not a game, the existence of a Black Man + White Woman couple in the Fallout TV Show means that FOBOS's cover no longer stands out
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True true, however I guess you can also look at it as The Fallout TV Show taking inspiration straight from Fallout: BOS, so that still technically makes it quite unique within the series right?

:confused: ;)
 
TheKingofVault14 said:
True true, however I guess you can also look at it as The Fallout TV Show taking inspiration straight from Fallout: BOS, so that still technically makes it quite unique within the series right?

:confused: ;)
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Actual game sale and discussion show that Black Male + White Woman didnt make a splash, not about FBOS. Because from what I remember, you are about the only one notice that feature in this game~ The ghoul of that cover art character choice get mentioned much more often than this example of interracial arts~
 
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laclongquan said:
Actual game sale and discussion show that Black Male + White Woman didnt make a splash, not about FBOS. Because from what I remember, you are about the only one notice that feature in this game~ The ghoul of that cover art get mentioned much more often than this example of interracial arts~
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there is no ghoul in the cover art? was it on the back cover? also, i love white women
 
You know, after thinking a lot about what @Bawls Lover said back in February, is it possible for people to actually mod this game?

I mean if people could do it with the other Interplay Era games,(Fallout 1, 2, & even Tactics.) Why not BOS?

:confused: :confused: :confused:

Heh, and you know if people were able to mod Fallout: BOS, by using the design documents that was released/leaked. They could probably finish making Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel 2 while they're at it!

;) :nod:
 
If it can be modded, then yes, I would meddle with it if I can~

Problem is, it's PS2 game. It's damn near impossible to mod PS2 game, or I (and other fans) would mod the sheeeeeeeeesh out of Romance of Three Kingdom 10 before.

Alas, ROTK10 only be modded after they release Chinese and Japanes Pc version.

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EDIT: And the English patch for the PC version of ROTK10 is out. They use data from PS2 version to do this patch on PC... so mod for PS2 is still impossible somehow.
 
Here's a little Holiday Treat for you all...

For those who are interested in the Development History & Cut Content of Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel, check out @TriangleCity 's hour long video covering said topics:



Also, I love the fact that this very website is featured a lot in this documentary, it really shows that NMA is a part of the history surrounding The Interplay Era.

I hope you all enjoy the video, plus have yourselves a Merry Christmas NMA, & a Happy New Year!!!

:ok: :-)
 
Here's an interesting little video I made that showcases something I don't think a lot of people know about:


And you know, I'm honestly surprised that nobody has ever mentions the fact that, in Chapter 2 of Fallout: BOS within the Ghoul city of Los. You can fight The Vault Dweller in a secret boss battle, TO THE DEATH for 50,000 CAPS no less!
The Gladiator Pit in Los is truly an underrated gem of Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel, straight up!

Oh, & from a story standpoint, you can consider this to be a Face-Heel Turn because when you first meet him in Chapter 1 at Carbon, he's friendly & a trustworthy ally. Heck, he's the reason why you're able to go to Los, because he directs you to go there, in order for you to continue your quest! So that's why I presented The Vault Dweller in the video as such, a friend, & then a foe.

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So yeah, does anyone remember this obscure, secret, cool final boss battle?
@Bawls Lover do you remember or at least know about this?

:confused: :confused:
 
You know, if I were to say that this pic right here was newly released teaser for Far Cry 7:
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WOULD YOU BELIEVE ME?

:confused: ;) :lmao:


APRIL FOOLS Y'ALL!
 


I dunno if this has already been posted on here, but anyways I hope you guys enjoy this interesting find that TriangleCity posted on YouTube awhile back, it's cut audio of Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel's Narrator Tony Jay reciting a poem by T. S. Elliot.


:ok: 8-)
 
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