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Yeah I really don’t get the idea that Todd or anyone at Bethesda is petty enough to be jealous of New Vegas’s reception and not want anyone to touch the Fallout brand out of spite. The truth is that FNV wasn’t that much of a financial success, surely not enough of a success to justify sharing...

Is this a joke? NV is essentially a mod for Fallout 3. You’d be better off comparing how long it took to make Fallout 3 from start to finish, or how long it took to make Fallout 4. Not to mention there’s no way they release Fallout 5 before ES6. Elder Scrolls has always been more profitable for...

There was a thread about this years ago, I remember suggesting that a lot of the historical events that we hear about in the games but don’t get to experience would make for cool comics. Stuff like Harold and Richard Grey’s expedition to Mariposa, the events of leading up to Maxson and co’s...

Are we to assume that Caesar will make no attempt at modernization once Vegas and Hoover Dam are under his control? He makes it seem like once he has his “Rome”, that’s when his empire really starts. It’ll go from a massive roving band of barbarians (much like Rome’s enemies, as Caesar points...

Wait a minute. I interpreted this tweet in the complete opposite way that everyone else did apparently. To me, Chris is saying that the inclusion of the Enclave, with the exception of the Remnants, was expressly forbidden by the designers of NV, despite the fact that Todd wanted them in the game...

Fallout 4 introduced the jet pack attachment for power armor.

Well, gold has been valued across most cultures throughout most of human history. And it actually does have value in electronics.

That’s weird. You forgot to mention Bawls in this post.

Maybe he realized that the fact that the Courier would so readily betray the people that helped him survive his fatal gunshot wound meant that he wouldn’t be trustworthy enough to work with, so he figured the Courier would be better off dead. But then the Courier survives so he thinks “well, at...

Yeah, after I posted I was thinking it could be like an On The Beach scenario. Except, you know, not everyone dies. This is it. Fun fact, he was originally supposed to be Goose from the first movie, who we last see (well, who Max last sees) horribly burnt in a hospital. This is also why a lot...

Yeah, I’ve always thought this too. It really only makes sense if they’re saying that only Australia has completely collapsed by the time of Road Warrior, and then the remaining world powers wiped each other out afterward, but that makes the nuclear war rather pointless since the movies only...

Now hold on, I was barely old enough to read when The Phantom Menace came out so I wasn’t hooked into Star Wars fandom, but through cultural osmosis I gathered that it seemed like every Star Wars fan hated the prequels when they were coming out. Kids like me liked it, but it wasn’t until the...

I find it hard to believe that this show can top Frank Darabount’s run of the Walking Dead. Everyone who shits on it nowadays seems to forget how great that first season was and how groundbreaking it was for a sci-fi/horror TV show to be that high quality. To this day it’s still the greatest...

What makes even less sense is that whenever I side with the Powder Gangers, Victor joins the fight against me. Doc Mitchell too. Bum leg my ass.

You know, it never occurred to me how hilarious it is that House picked those guys to run a casino just because he was nostalgic for the mafia.

Also the Galaxy News holodisk in the Sierra Army Depot mentions ICBMs Edit: Maybe it doesn’t. Not sure if I’m misremembering or just being gaslit by the wiki again.

Why oh why does every keep saying 2077 when they mean 2277? I feel like I’ve seen this typo a hundred times since the show was released.

Amen brother. I mean, it is kinda weird when you walk into some random house and you see a lady holding a scepter with her tit hanging out. The first time I saw that I assumed I had stumbled upon some important character. Nope, just a generic civilian NPC. But the fact that the Temple of...

Uh, no, they can’t make literally anything they want. I’m sure they would rather make a Star Wars TV show because that has a massive pre-existing audience, but they don’t have the rights to that. They could’ve made something original, but that wouldn’t have any pre-existing audience at all. And...

They don’t want to use the setting. They want to use the brand. The iconography. If they wanted to use the setting, they wouldn’t pick and choose which parts of the setting they like and toss aside the rest. Caring about this is pointless, I agree with you there, but I don’t see how defending...