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February 14th, 2283 Fort Kitsap The Washington Brotherhood Territory "I call this meeting of the Paladins and High Scribes to order, on this day, February 14th, in the year 2283. I won't drone on too much - I know all of you can get real tired of hearin' this old man go on and on - so I'll cut...

I actually am working on a non-fan fiction story, but this is my little fantasy and I love writing this sort of thing.

Note: The above two entries should be considered the "prologue" and were from the original story. The real action begins here. February 14th, 2283 The Rockies Fuck this. Fuck this broad. Fuck this mountain. Ah! Fuck! I'm so cold... The two figures, shrouded in heavy winter coats and trudging...

June 20th, 2282 The Shores of Lack McConaughy The Great Wastes Albert Freeman watched from the as the Great Khans' forces descended upon the enemy on the shores of the Lake McConaughy. Along the stream, the last of the Feather-Walker Nation fought a losing battle against the forces of the...

March 11th, 2282 Ruins of Rawlins The Wastelands of Wyoming The old girl finally gave out. Damned Brotherhood conmen. They said this battery core would last 'til I got to Las Vegas. Fuckin' liars. The man in heavily modified Vault jumpsuit slammed down the hood of the Highwayman with such a...

THE STEEL PLAGUE This is a work that I created on another website and I'll be cross-posting its initial posts here, and updating as I go along. That website isn't exactly geared towards Fallout, and it hasn't gotten much reception. But to preface it, it essentially follows the Lone Wanderer...

Besides the fact that what he proposes is impossible - the whole sterility thing - there's no feasible way he could prolong the Mutant race. While it's not said exactly how much FEV-2 was stored at Mariposa, the Master only has a limited supply of it. Discounting the other sources (that is to...

Fallout 1 is better in my opinion. The writing is way more solid than 2, which I think suffers from the poor sense of humor infused in the game. Maybe I just didn't find it that funny, though.

My feeling is that most "remakes" and "remasters" are because developers are less willing to take risks on their IPs. It's better to tread safe and secure ground and release products that they know most plebs will buy.

The Cathedral :smug: Vault City.

Because it doesn't work. It doesn't even make sense with the writing we're given. It is just a simple contrived theory from one (1) throaway dialogue line from a methhead-tier manipulator. Vault-Tec starting the war is a needless "let's make everything some uber-conspiracy" when in reality it...

Worst fan theory next to the Fallout 4 protagonist being a Synth. Why isn't it enough that the War started due to two superpowers locked in a titanic fight, and one began losing and did the nuclear equivalent of flipping the table after losing at poker?

Or go out like Heaven's Gate.

In what we see in the game? The Gamebyro/Creation Engine shits itself when it has to do anything like that. Also the scale of the map is so condensed that it wouldn't make very much sense to have it. I know the guys working on The Frontier put together some vehicles, which look pretty fair as...

Be careful with trying to move objects and clutter. The issue with that - and why Fallout 4 has an embarrassing lack of proper and polished quest mods over New Vegas and 3 - is that the developers used precombines for their outdoor locations. Everything is interconnected and getting rid of just...

7/10. Not something I'd actively seek out, but I could definitely jam to it.

W-w-we just have to tr-trust the pr-process, right guys? Right? QAnon said we just have to trust the process. Said the increasingly anxious boomer-tier conservative for the xxxth time this Presidential term.

5/10 because I don't know what it is, but it looks cool.

When I first played the game, and for some years afterwards, I loved the game because it was fun and it allowed choice. It was the perfect roleplaying game, because not only was my character a blank slate - he's a mailman shot in the head, literally - but the NPCs were compelling. It made me...

On the surface, the House Ending seems to be the "best" one but it really doesn't quite fit with the theme of the game. The theme hammered in throughout its entirety is about letting go of the past, letting go of the Old World and its symbols and its dreams and its delusions and its games. House...