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1. Doesn't change the fact that there's still a shitton, even in Western countries, even amongst people who consider themselves accepting. 2. And I'd consider what you said about ancient religions generalization. Believe me, there are people who are homophobic and actually staunch atheists at...

1. Three hundred years ago and there are still homophobic people, even in the First World. Let's not even talk about the Third World here. 2. No, I know plenty of non-religious people who absolutely hate gay people, or at least look down on them. I actually didn't remember that.. I would...

Why would it be non-existent? The anarchy of the bombs falling suddenly made people all accepting, with no one sticking to the old prejudices? Let's not forget that the world retained all the culture of the 50s and from what I remember 1950s US wasn't famous about its kindness to homosexual...

Yeah, I guess that makes sense, but with that in mind I think even providing that bit of lore that "Caesar's Legion is homophobic" was a mistake. They should have had just shut up about it, not mention homophobia at all, especially with how irredeemable the Legion already is. However, I think...

That's not what I'm saying at all. I'm just saying that the line in which Arcade's homosexuality is revealed is unnatural, it feels forced. Another thing that makes homosexuality feel forced in the entirety of the game is the fact that there are no homophobic people. Only ones mentioned are...

Wasteland 2 and Planescape Torment. I only have time to play on the weekends so I go slowly, I'm still in Arizona in Wasteland 2. I plan to play NWN 2 Mask of the Betrayer, and I also plan to someday finish both Baldur's Gate 2 and Throne of Bhaal (never managed to finish ToB). I bought Deus Ex...

I didn't mean to insult him. I actually don't think gyno, or any other deformity, is laughing matter and I didn't even intend to poke fun at his chubbiness (what I meant by "unfortunate body and face"). I'm just saying that things like that have a significant effect on one's personality, so...

Why would I want to do activism? I don't dispute that there are normal SJWs, but the extreme rambling ones like this person supposedly is are most likely that for a reason, and that reason is most likely not great mental health. This can be said for every irrational fanatic of any movement.

Well, look at the poor guy. Unfortunate body and face, with gyno on top of it. The green mohawk doesn't help either, though I can imagine why the guy would think it does. These are the type of people who become extreme SJWs. More on-topic, even though this project is confirmed dead, the...

Fallout 1: Turbo Plasma Rifle Fallout 2: Bozar, I guess. I liked the combat shotgun as a backup weapon. Fallout 3: I liked the assault rifles, also the plasma rifles. Fallout New Vegas: Light Shining in the Darkness, best backup weapon ever. I also like the Assault Carbine, the sniper rifle and...

I like the fact that one of the comments you see almost immdiately when scrolling down on that YouTube video reveals that 1.) this mod is not going anywhere 2.) it's cancerous anyhow. Although you could guess the second point when he said that only Vault-Tec vault dwellers survived.

I actually only like Fallout 1 and New Vegas from the Fallout franchise. The rest of the games don't move me, they have shitty atmosphere, they have terribly immature stories and writing. Not even the obvious advancement of gameplay mechanics in Fallout 2 could save the game for me and not even...

That human part of the Enclave is basically 10% of the entire thing. Other than that it's talking deathclaws, moralizing cyborg dogs, evil president, mad scientists, etc. What is especially frustrating about the Enclave is that it turns the hints of what the pre-war world was like in F1 and...

Yeah, I'm pretty sure that the name "Enclave" was in Fallout 2 as well. Wasn't the quest called "Stop the Enclave"? That's what it was listed as in one of wikis. I'm not sure if the Enclave flag was in F2, but I seem to remember that it was. Not sure though. Of course in my opinion the Enclave...

I would argue that the theme of survival has been a basic theme of the series, but not in its rawest form. In other words it's not a Bear Grylls kind of survival, but something a bit more sophisticated, it has always paid attention to how communities fare in a time where there is little to no...

A few years ago I attempted to play Torment, but I found out that the only way to play this game is with a high Wisdom and unfortunately I was already in Curst playing a regular old fighter. I restarted but I was so tired of playing through the beginning that I uninstalled it. Anyhow, now I'm...

Not all the office buildings need to be destroyed. Only the ones that house the higher-ups from ZeniMax and generally the people who seem to be dead set on putting things in because rule of cool. Seriously, if the game is set in Boston and Three Dog (and thus Lyons and his whores) makes a...

That is a well-known fake. It's also very doubtful that they would set a game in a location that has already been in a Fallout title. Also, as much as I would love to see Boston and the MIT in Fallout, the chances of getting an android civil rights movement is just too high.

In my head canon the Capital Wasteland looks like shit because of some Fallout science chemical weapons and the water is undrinkable because they dropped radiation bombs in there. Vault 87 was not originally meant for the airborne FEV, but a completely different virus, and Little Lamplight is...

Thing is, in Fallout 3 there was basically no way for them to show a grand hall with sealed containers of the airborne FEV and V87 Super Mutants lining up without tecnical issues. It would have been "cool"(as in Bethesda cool) and would have made Vault 87 a lot more plausible, but it was not...