Recent content by ZooBis

I don't know about you guys, but I have a strong suspicion that the Fallout show made Vault-Tec the main villain and the ones to nuke the world instead of China in the original lore, probably more so to appease the CCP market, rather than wanting to create a twist. There is also the fact that...

The Enclave in the show was only shown for a few minutes in an episode when Wilzig made his escape, and then after that, they were never mentioned again for the rest of the season or had any meaningful impact. I doubt the Enclave will make an appearance in the second season since they were just...

Fan of the post-war weapons and their lore, which makes the wasteland feel more believable and immersive by having things progress.

It's also the fans fault who keep consuming and defending their products no matter what, which is why companies will not let go in the first place.

I think most Fallout fans know Tim Cain since he defended or liked the Fallout show. Because of this, I occasionally see people reference Tim Cain's opinion on the show whenever someone criticizes the show. Leonard Boyarsky, however, not so much.

Odd, because the Fallout 1 Steam version ran flawlessly with no stutters or crashes, unlike Fallout 2 on Steam. I assume Fallout 2 is unstable due to it being developed in 9 months.

Yes, this works well too and feels very unique, wouldn't mind being included in the playlist.

If you are still interested in adding 80s synths, I think one of the soundtracks from 1982's Blade Runner could work well, as it doesn't go overboard and generally fits with the Fallout retrofuturism.

Makes largely agreeable points when he at least talks about Fallout itself instead of politics or race, which is why people dunk on him so much on YouTube by calling him a racist, they fixate on the part where he mentions politics and race instead of countering the points about how the show is...

Sounds pretty fitting for Fallout, I get the impression this was created around the region of the US southwest or even Mexico, with its guitar, giving a Spanish feel to it. Now that I think about it, maybe some people during the pre-war period would listen to Spanish music perhaps.

If there were a recreation of classical music that was made during pre-war or fits Fallout retrofuturism, I would think of this which I came across, and was interesting to mention.

Now that I think about it, synths between the 50s and 70s would be commonly used for electronic music in the pre-war world. I imagine 80s synths still existing, but not until the 2070s or late pre-war era, since technology naturally changes and progresses for world-building sake, so they...

That makes synthesizers fit even more with the Fallout universe since they existed during the 50s and would change and progress like the techs in Fallout

I think 80s synth would fit Fallout very well because when looking at the tech, pip boy, and interface in the classic fallouts I get a heavy 80s retro vibe to it. I imagine the pop music of the late pre war era would include 80s synths in them like some of the music in the playlist. These three...

Probably, they wanted the show to gain traction by saying it's canon to make lots of money without really caring about the IP.