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Again I'm not saying you're wrong to criticize the game. All I'm saying is sometimes it goes overboard and starts being irrational. You are overreacting cause I didn't say Bethesda is my lord and savior like some fanboys do.

I'm talking about the guy who was bitching about the live action trailer. Its just a trailer thats not meant to be taken 100% seriously and people are somehow offended by it cause "its trying to be cool"

Being a Bethesda shill = not actively trying to look for things to bitch and moan about. I get that Bethesda's games are full of problems and shit but the complaining about this live action trailer is just ridiculous. It feels like people are just trying so hard to find something wrong with...

Its like you're actively trying to look for something to bitch about.

The Fallout 1 manual says its wrist worn. And I think there's never been any part of the games which say the Pipboy is handheld so I don't know where that came from.

Yeah but in this he uses that little melody in the menu screen for New Vegas that wasn't in Fallout 3's theme. Except it sounds a lot brighter and happier.

Wasteland 2 but chances are you probably already know about it.

https://twitter.com/Fallout/status/638056292100243457 Looks pretty awesome

"More RPG elements than previous Fallout titles" what

How the hell did you find it? Theres like only one video of the song on YouTube released in April this year and it has 24 views.

Beating a dead horse.

Where did they ever mention a Pip Boy 2000Plus? I dont think we have seen any other Pip Boy 2000s other than the one the player character uses. And yeah the Chosen One picks up Vault Dwellers Pip boy from the temple of trials.

Isn't the Pip boy 2000 in Fallout 1 and 2 worn on the wrist as well? The Fallout 1 manual says the pip boy is strapped to the arm. Also, the fallout 4 player character looted the pip boy off a skeleton inside the vault, before he left the vault, not the wasteland.

I remember during the Bethesda E3 conference, when the Vault Tec guy showed up at the door I immediately recognized that exact same old man voice. Except this time I guess they're using him to voice non-old men now.

The pipboy that the vault 111 dweller wore wasn't the first pipboy, its the newer model of the pipboy 3000. When they said first pipboy they were talking about that giant clunky pip boy prototype in the black and white picture, the pipboy 1.0. They're not really hiding the existence of the 2000...

Not what I was looking for, but I never knew how much of the Fallout soundtrack was actually made for other games. So that's pretty cool.

Basically how I feel too. A TV show fixes the problem of having too much to cram into a movie.

Obviously you cant recreate the openness and feeling of actually playing the game in a movie but I think the setting and stories could have a lot of cinematic potential. As for differentiating from the movies that inspired Fallout, I guess the retrofuturistic theme helps make it more unique.

How would you do a Fallout movie? Would it be based off the stories from the game or be a new story canon to the games? If it was based off the first game how could the story be adapted into a movie and how would side quest storylines fit in?

Anyone know the name of the song that plays in Fallout 2 when you head to the Enclave and also when you blow up the Enclave base? How come its not on the Mark Morgan Fallout soundtrack?