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Seeing a scene take place in Novac makes me think about what they will do to New Vegas companions if they do make an appearance, especially my man Boone. Most likely gonna butcher Boone's character by making him somewhat quiet and serious, but then say an out-of-character joke in a situation...

I think a closer comparison would be Hulk Hogan and Camacho as I saw it here.

I know that season 1 shitting all over Fallout 1 also shits on Fallout 2 and New Vegas by changing major established lore by making the master dumb or not even exist since he somehow failed to find vault 31, 32, and 33 despite being in LA, meaning the Vault Dweller wouldn't have been exiled and...

I'm not sure if this show will even last 6 seasons, possibly only up to 4 because I'm getting a strong sense that Season 2 will not be as well-received as Season 1, and by Season 3 most people will likely call it horrible.

I knew they were gonna spam oldies in season 2, but still, hearing it gets tiresome along with the yodeling that I would hear every time the ghoul is shown, like in season 1.

If it were filmed in a real desert, then the color saturation isn't helping at all because it's way too high, making everything have this cartoony feel to it.

The scenes taking place in the desert look fake and scream greenscreen. I thought they would have steep up the budget for season 2.

I saw Josh Sawyer get interviewed and mentioned he didn't want to reinvent the wheel since a lot of the people who are going to play New Vegas are going to be the same people who played Fallout 3 and wanted New Vegas to be familiar to them, which is why I think they felt the need to keep power...

I think it's New Vegas having to work with the leftovers from Fallout 3, so they probably didn't have much choice but to include it. If it were up to them, they wouldn't have included it since Josh Sawyer made a mod for New Vegas that removed power armor training from the game.

I am also very curious as to how the fans will cope, deny, and with what sorts of mental gymnastics they will do to defend the second season.

I just find it cathartic to watch people shit for on the show for hours after it got so much undeserved praise.

I am hoping people aren't going to glaze over the second season like they did with the first by noticing the horrible writing and calling them out for it, similar to how Mandalorian or The Boys got worse reviews after the first season.

It's one of those moments from the show where you just turn your brain off and enjoy. Also, the way Wilzig reacts to getting shot in the leg was terrible, with the actor just moaning instead of screaming.

Green Book is great, might consider watching it again since YouTube keeps bombarding me with random clips from the movie.

I'm contemplating whether I should watch Season 2. It could be entertaining, like Season 1, with things happening left and right without much sense, and writing that is both terrible in context and isolation from the lore, just like Season 1. The only good thing I see coming out of this for me...

I'd say it looks worse because there is nothing around New Vegas or any infrastructure around the sign, like in the game. Probably gonna keep the interior of Vegas the same as the game, since they are unimaginative, and to get the fans to soy face at it, even if it doesn't make sense lore or...

It always perplexes me as to why the 3D games felt the need to redesign the originals despite them being fine and already having a reference to work with, instead of taking the time to create new designs. This is especially evident in the power armors, where the 3D ones look unnecessarily...

Are you referring to NCR Adobe architecture? If so, it was a missed opportunity to utilize them in New Vegas to make NCR territories more distinct and interesting, thereby strengthening the theme of a post post-apocalyptic world. But I suspect it wasn't there due to time constraints. The same...

I feel like it would have made more sense if the radio in New Vegas played music from the 2070s rather than something straight out of the 1950s to represent the old world with some oldies but also other types with electronics to better fit the retrofuturism of Fallout. When I think about what...