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You do realize my point is, "Isn't it fucking ridiculous that people assume that their's an objective good or bad in this show? How up your own ass do you have to think there can't simply be people who like it or hate for valid reasons." Right? I was flat out criticizing myself for such an...

Or they actually liked it. Part of what I struggle with discourse wise is the assumption of, "Just because someone likes or dislikes something, this is objectively the right opinion." It's the thing I hate most about internet discourse and the most eye rolling thing about it these days. There's...

Here's a video example of why Fallout 4 drives me nuts.

I know that Tim Cain loves it and I wonder what he sees that the forum doesn't. Mind you, I'm a Fallout 2 fan over 1. I mean, yes, that's pretty much the show. That and Sauron is a broody sad boy who loves her and orcs are victims of genocide.

Rings of Power is an abomination. I wish they'd fix Wheel of Time but I feel like they've already ruined what should have been a sure fire win for all fantasy fans.

I look forward to seeing what people post.

What the helll are you talking about? I posted in the Mauler thread and even shared my own video discussing the show. And I'm not sure you can say "biased" when I just liked the show.

Didn't post what? Edit: Oh, the deleted post. I remembered you weren't responding to my posts so I'm respecting you by not arguing your point.

I mean, people are rightfully calling out Synthetic Man's review as incredibly stupid crap and Mauler's review showed he didn't bother fucking paying attention. I posted a bunch of other views but no one responded to them. So, eh, I just gave up.

I think they're different quests, though if you disable the bomb you can't be recruited by Mr. Burke.

Yeah, I was trying to spark a bunch of discussion and it didn't work. Anyway, I've massively dialed down on my posting in hopes other people will pick up the pace. I made a huge response to Bradlama's analysis and no one else seemed to want to. Basically, there's just very little interest in...

* Help blow up Megaton or kill Mr. Burke so he can be stopped * Disable the Megaton Bomb * Help Moriarty shake down his fleeing prostitute Silver or pay for her freedom * Fix the Water Purifier so it stops leaking * Help Leo kick his chem habit * Help find the Vampire City and see how Luc's...

Well you said it better than I did, @Hardboiled Android Fair enough, you have me there.

Congrats! :)

I mean, she's 100% right the Council is an imperialist collection of assholes that do not have humanity's back and that we need to watch out for ourselves. No one else in the game seems to acknowledge that as Paragon is always, "Humans bad, Aliens good." Which is 100% not supported by the...

I think this is worthy news because it means that Fallout will hopefully be getting mulitple seasons, merch, and a sooner game set. Also, sharing videos I hope will spark discussion but I've been toning it down back anyway. Just no real enthusiasm on these forums. Shame.

To share...news?

Literally, this is the ending narration for House's ending. Mr. House's Securitron army took control of Hoover Dam and the Strip, pushing both the Legion and the exhausted NCR out of New Vegas. Mr. House continued to run New Vegas his way, a despotic vision of pre-War glory. Cassidy says as...

Very well, Fallout: New Vegas is heavily influenced in its world building by Fallout 3. Fallout: New Vegas is heavily influenced by Fallout 3 in its invocation of the Great War, Pre-War World because the previous two games had almost no depiction of said world. Almost all of it was invented by...

It's still being discussed sixteen years later so I'd say yes. The fact it was a major influencve on the series also means it'll be remembered decades more later.