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Inserting the Enclave around the country is indeed a retcon, but not the most egregious one, and had Bethesda only inserted them on the East Coast rather than basically everything from the originals I wouldn't complain too much. New Vegas doubled down on Fallout 3’s inclusion of Enclave bases...

I was thinking along these lines the other day but with the Enclave. I’d rather they have inserted themselves into the fledgling NCR and puppeteered them like Hydra in Marvel comics in an effort to drive economy to head to the stars rather than the Saturday morning cartoon plan of just...

Luh Mao.

It’s one of my favorite Vaults in Bethesdas lore. Protecting gold to kickstart a post-war economy with the Treasury Note as currency is awesome. They finally made a currency that isn’t bottle caps backed by nothing.

Can I actually do that? I’m pretty sure Atom Shop shit is exclusive to your character and can’t be shared, otherwise I could.

Fallout 76's settlement system is objectively better than Fallout 4's, not that they're both remotely good though.

Both, but I didn't care for Star Wars EU outside of basic stuff. I couldn't care less about Star Wars now.

If this ever comes to pass I'd like to throw my hat in.

Exactly this. I've had so many discussions within the Fallout fandom where they bring up Van Buren to justify something that was officially done. Van Buren wasn't even sure of what they wanted to do in the came. Circle Junction was scrapped entirely despite it being in the design doc and only...

It's always nice to get a fresh perspective from outside the fandom. However, I hate with a passion the EFAP formula of critiquing and would rather just watch a long pre-scripted video with all thoughts gathered. EFAP is basically watching the rough draft of what could be a good analysis video...

It's actually very popular, at least nowadays.

Be good guy or bad guy is a truly one of the choices of all time.

I'm replaying through the DLCs of New Vegas right now and just started Dead Money. Inon Zur absolutely cooked with this ambient track.

That's a good and acceptable point actually.

I'll always have a place in my heart for Fallout 3. I'm sure most would disagree but I feel like it's the one and only game where Bethesda actually tried, though failed miserably and irreparably. Fallout 4 in comparison is the result of Bethesda not caring to try anymore.

With the way the show is going, that sounds like it's still a possibility lmao. A Fallout Dead Rising. The show even gave us Zombrex lmao.

The Boneyard would be cool and it’s surprising we haven’t gotten something set there sooner than the show, which call it Shady Sands. Perhaps if Bethesda’s original plans of making a West Coast sequel were realized over Washington D.C. we’d have gotten a game set in L.A. sooner than the show...

Preserving Victory as an agent is weird considering he can transfer his AI subroutine to other Securitrons like Yes Man, unless Mr. House is trying to save some money and a Securitron unit. Though if that were the case Mr. House would seem like he doesn’t have faith in his force’s ability to...

I’m glad he decided against this. It’s too tropey, a former good cop gone evil and would’ve been a hell of a stretch. Besides I doubt the guy who almost killed Johnny Boy in the MFP station for raping that one girl in Mad Max 1 would be okay with running a gang of rapists in Road Warrior.

A lot of people who write fan fiction whether on paper or in their heads come up with Fallout games set before New Vegas, probably because there’s massive gaps in time to fill in that also allows for more post-apocalyptic storytelling over post-post-apocalyptic like New Vegas, but also probably...