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And it was. That was why the Project Director had to fight for it. I don't see Avellone's words there as "we had to dial back our mentions of the Enclave", I see his words as "we were told to not mention the Enclave, but the Project Director fought for it and won. So we could then have the...

Ulysses had too much dialogue, and his voice files wouldn't fit in the game's disk. :lmao: They didn't had time to rework the dialogue so he got the cut. Source Source

Thanks for sharing these. I did the same as with the "Tunes of a doomsday tribe" shared before. I uploaded these two to the NMA download section and credited the author and you for finding and sharing them. :ok:

Original thread Author: Surf Solar (Frank Schimski) Special thanks go to egornovivan for finding this awesome work and sharing it with us again.

Archived FOnline 2238 forum original thread Author: Surf Solar (Frank Schimski) Special thanks go to egornovivan for finding this awesome work and sharing it with us again.

I haven't watched the show, so I am just asking based on that image of the timeline on a blackboard. But why is an event so significant as a nuke explosion in a capital city not dated on the timeline while vague events like "Fall of Shady Sands" are dated, why does that have an arrow to the nuke...

Maybe he just feels like he is responsible for this attack since he saved your life and now you're killing the town. This is as much effort as I am willing to put into my mental gymnastics today. :lmao:

No game ever told us that the bombs were dropped and instead they do say stuff that supports the use of or outright mention ICBMs. Fallout 3 mentions a nuke being on a plane to explain Megaton, but it was never said (even in that game) that the nukes were dropped by plane. Even Megaton's crater...

It's what happens when a high-tech faction filled with (supposedly) highly intelligent humans is written by someone far from being one.

I think you're right. Thanks to my discalculia my brain confused Fallout 1 and 2...:facepalm:

Those are pretty cool. Good to see you're moving forward. I hope things keep improving for you. :ok:

Eventually, but not by the time the game takes place, so it makes sense that they get some resources that way. Also, it's a wild wasteland out there, people get killed and disappear all the time without explanation (that's why the Deathclaw is treated as a myth by the people in the game)...

We can have map encounters with hostile ghoul scavenger groups around Necropolis, so there is ingame support for the raiding of normies. EDIT: I just remembered that Necropolis sewers do have a ton of Rats and some Mole Rats (which are quite large). I can't remember if there are any Pig Rats in...

But I see it the opposite way, why would China want to destroy the Oil Rig they really want and need so desperately that they start a war for it? If they were going to nuke the USA, I doubt they would also destroy one of the last oil deposits on the planet.

The games are not about the resource wars... The resource wars are just a small background detail to explain why the world was at war 4 generations before the first game happened. Also, Canada wasn't destroyed in the classic game's backstory until the bombs fell and supposedly destroyed the...

I thought about this for a bit and the only possibility of it being right is if there are some random encounter enemies named Mindless Ghouls, but I spent 30 minutes traveling all around Necropolis on the world map and didn't get any encounter like that.

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In Fallout 2, the ghouls that attack on sight are called crazies as seen on these screenshots I just took while playing the game (for some reason FO2 screenshots come out small, I think it might be because of the hi-res patch): And they can use shotguns and I think one used a frag grenade in...

Nope, they were just mutated humans that had radiation burns all over their bodies, couldn't run or move very fast (because their bodies were fragile), were immune to radiation (and felt comfortable in radiated places IIRC), couldn't reproduce and don't age. They still needed human medicine to...

I think he might still have it, the problem was that The Outer Worlds team he was on was hard to work with and would make a fuss if he asked for anything to be made or implemented. He mentioned something like that in one of his videos and said that after the pushback he got the first time, he...