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I need you to do me a favor. Big fucking favor. Stop with the buzzwords. Stop saying "casual", "dudebro", or especially "attention-challenged". I get it. You think you're a nerd. You're think you're persecuted by the current videogame audience and their attention spans, so you use a bunch of...

You're pathetic and it's bothersome. Shut up and stop distracting from conversation with your fucking stupid faux-reactionary political agenda and lame baneposting, OK? That said- We have good gameplay. Maybe the voiced dialogue wheel could be stripped, or something- if Bethsoft were to...

Todd said it himself. As far as stupid gimmicks go, it is as least well-done. Most mobile games connected to series suck. They suck bad. I shouldn't have to explain this. We all know it. This looks to be at least good within the confines of a mobile game. For what it is, it is good. That is all...

Bro, fuck that. I was coked the fuck out last night, I can dream and infect you with my dreams all I want. This is the best thing that's happened in the last 10 years of videogames dude! We're looking at an authentic development in gameplay! We're looking at Bethesda authentically perfecting...

I am actually in shock. No, I actually am. Maybe it was the cocaine last night, but this is all hitting me very uniquely. It's powerful. Bethesda have finally perfected their gameplay aspect. This game looks to be truly unique in its level of player creativity. This is literally every gameplay...

This trailer is cheesy just cheesy

ANOTHER white man as a protagonist?

I've always thought the idea of the Vault 22 data terribly backfiring on NCR would be a great one-shot setting. Imagine the Boneyard full of fauna... and spore carriers...

Just read A Canticle for Liebowitz (1959) by Walter Miller Jr. and Deus Irae (1976) by Philip K. Dick/Roger Zelazny. Both are post-apocalyptic fiction. Both deal with religion. Canticle is the history of the Catholic Order of Liebowitz tasked with the preservation of technological knowledge...

Consider this: Eden is clearly not stable. He is a delusional liar. However, he controls Raven Rock, the most formidable redoubt of any kind on the whole American continent, after the Oil Rig. Oil Rig gets blown up. Autumn Senior and his followers are crushed and confused. Suddenly, Autumm...

This just in: people in real life often have seemingly irrational feelings and accordingly seemingly irrational actions. This is normal and common! Characters, who are a reflection of real life, often act in similar or same ways. In writer's terms, we call this "internal conflict". Internal...

True, but Zimmer says nothing about healing, or growing hair. Who's to say Harkness isn't simply imagining or programmed to imagine certain things happening? Genetic engineering always struck me as more of a 80s/90s science fiction trope. Have you ever read Isaac Asimov's Foundation series...

You apparently aren't getting that this isn't to "do Bethesda's work for them". How we're even "doing" their work is odd, given that Bethesda doesn't benefit from this thread. This is just a thread to offer creative answers and resolutions to the various things that were not explained in Fallout...

I think the biggest question is why don't you read the thread. Anyways... I'll answer your question for you. Progress isn't a linear path upward. Any number of things can restrict or change the path of development. Such as: -Increased slaver activity/slave demand starting with Ashur's rise...

The U.S.A isn't really a "first among equals" as it is a... "first among subjects". Why do you think that half of the Western Hemisphere is underdeveloped, while only Canada and the USA are even first world? Shit, America is a descendant of European nations from the start. Why is anyone...

Fallout 2's writing got very, very lazy in some parts. The Hubologists were one such example.

Great idea, actually. I think the idea that a private corporation had bargaining power over the federal government- and the military-industrial complex- fits in well into the dystopic, hypercapitalist tone of pre- war Fallout. The unstable strain is a nice touch. The Bakersville riot armor...

...Such as "Where do people get their water from", "Why does Enclave PA suck,", "How did Vault-Tec get FEV", "How do v87 Super Mutants have such a massive army when they're functionally mentally impaired", "Chinese remnants: what the hell?" or anything else you can think of! Feel free to answer...

Hmm, good to know. Since I'm pretty sure the lore has never covered this in detail, I can only assume like Crni says that the microfusion technology was applied to most things, including tanks. If commercial cars like the Highwayman were nuclear, then without a doubt nuclear tanks saw action...

I think that if power armor that that in Fallout were developed, it would lead to a basic restructuring of modern warfare- everything would change, to suit and take best advantage of the abilities of powered armor. I think small arms would begin to become bigger and higher caliber, because the...