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Mad Men is the best show I've ever seen.

I would not be wrong, Fallout 4 objectively takes its world more serious than the show does and that says a lot. I’m not talking in terms of writing quality, I’m talking tone overall.

I’d very much argue in defense of Fallout 4 being more serious than the show, that’s how bad it was.

Fortnite is fun, but it’s not for everyone. The unironic hate for it is overrated and spergy though imho.

I was looking at a picture of T-60 Power Armor recently, reminding myself just how ugly and unoriginal it was and how it was lazily retconned to be Pre-War tech surpassing the T-51 in number but somehow being worse in quality (which I know happens irl, but I still find it lazy. I digress). Then...

The cucking of T-51 Power Armor continues. I much prefer even T-45 to T-60.

Y'know, that's true. I guess I just assumed, not sure if FO3 explicitly says where the Enclave in D.C. are from. I could have sworn they were tho, or at least most of them. The question in the title was for me to justify the Enclave in my TTRPG setting under the assumption that the Enclave in...

*Khans mentioned* Yossarian:

This is really neat, I definitely could see Stanislaus having an entire Vault dedicated to all his projects. Perhaps Tranquility Lane could simply be one of these projects. Always did find Vault 112 a waste. A whole Vault just for simulators for Tranquility Lane? As for the power source, I think...

Yes this is correct, there’s no genocidal plans yet. Space exploration or taking control over the wastes is what I’m aiming for. Funny enough, I only recently found out the Mobile Base Crawler is based on a real vehicle we have in my home state of Florida, sitting at the Kennedy Space Center...

Not sure if this is the right forum for this, but I've been developing a TTRPG rewrite of Fallout 3 for my friends and I for a long while now. I've talked about it with some of you before, but it's since gone under heavy changes. It's set in 2102 rather than 2277 to justify the post-apocalyptia...

Not to mention how stupid it is to give your slave army sentience and a need for basic sustenance when you could just be making Assaultron-like robots that have human agility as @Hardboiled Android pointed out.

My Courier sided with Mr. House, campaigning around the Mojave to House’s demands, and ultimately giving General Oliver the NCR withdrawal orders at the Second Battle of Hoover Dam. The Courier was showered with awards and riches, but ultimately killed in his sleep on House’s orders out of fear...

My Lone Wanderer would similarly leave the Brotherhood of Steel and Capital Wasteland. He helped Lyon’s Brotherhood take the Capital Wasteland, wipe out the Enclave, planted seeds of civilization and progression in the Capital Wasteland, and even helped reunite the Outcasts with the main force...

Man, if Adam's art style had at least survived Bethesda's descent into schlock with Fallout, I'd at least have something worth holding onto with all these new entries that stray further from Fallout's look and feel. Truly a genius artist, and quite possibly the last thread of Bethesda trying...

Coexistence would be best, I also adore the Sputnik Eyebots. In lore, sure, but the thing is when it comes to a video game the designers aren't focused on making a million different designs for different species, rather a unique looking monster that will be recognizable. The Capital Wasteland...

I can say this for a lot of Bethesda's designs. I understand art style shift occurs, but when the new one completely replaces the old its a bit frustrating. I wish we could see the Robobrains use shotguns again or the Eyebots with their massive taser, I wish the Yao Guai still looked reptilian...