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This one is pretty ridiculous but badass since it's a handgun that shoots 50 BMG. This one best fits the description of "handcannon".

I hate living in America with its car-centric city design. The more I live here, the more suffocating it feels since commuting by public transport, walking, and biking isn't feasible. I wish I were somewhere else, like the Netherlands, which seems to do the exact opposite in urban design...

Hearing random oldies on the radio constantly gets annoying and doesn't help with worldbuilding, as it implies that there is only one type of music that exists instead of various types, making the world feel small.

I played New Vegas way more than 1 and 2 combined, but I ended up liking the classic more because of how dense and purposeful the design, progression, and story were. It felt like a good balance between linear objective and freedom of choice. I feel like the Fashion in 3D Fallout could also be...

I know the talking deathclaws seem to bother a lot of people, but I felt they were done in a way that makes sense and in a serious manner, due to them being experiments of the Enclave, so that never bothered me in the slightest. For me, the talking rats could have been experimented on similarly...

Fallout 2 is equally serious to Fallout 1 I've seen the sentiment that FO2 is goofy and not very serious both in and out of this community often especially in relation to FO1. I've seen this often enough to believe it myself until I played FO2. The random joke encounters and pop culture...

Currently playing Trepang2 and so far it's been a blast with its over the top slow motion combat. I eventually plan to play F.E.A.R. as it was the biggest inspiration for the game. From what I've heard F.E.A.R. was memorable and praised for its advanced AI along with its over the top slow mo...

Yeah, I recognize that West Coast BOS (excluding the TV show) will have distrust toward super mutants since they were part of the master's army rather than just simply existing. Bethesda Fallout seems to make BOS hating mutants a big deal, but it's not something I see too often in the classics...

The best depiction of 3D Fallout I have seen, hands down. However, this seems to play like a boomer shooter, minus the movement. It would have been cooler if the combat was turn-based but in first person, and I can't think of any games that do this unless it is not feasible.

Reminds me of pulverizer from Killing Floor 2 except its a hammer, either way its fitting for Fallout or any post apocalyptic game and would be nice to see.

The more I think about how Bethesda portrays the BOS, the more it feels like they are just a less racist Enclave, since their hatred of ghouls and supermutants originated from Bethesda's Fallout series, rather than just being indifferent towards everyone, which is how I felt about them in 1, 2...

I looked at both maps numerous times, and I couldn't even tell the difference when it comes to Shady Sands placement. I get the feeling that the people who say it is lore-breaking like the show are just quoting others and never really noticed it when looking at it themselves.

I took the time to watch Idiocracy because I came across a video and a thread somewhere else that discussed the similarities between the plot and worldbuilding of Fallout 4 and Idiocracy. After finishing the movie, I couldn't have agreed more.

Currently watching Mr. Robot, expecting it to keep me occupied long enough to find something else to watch that's serious and grounded.

Finished watching it recently and can recommend also

I had a similar experience when I got Half-Life for free during a Steam sale, but I never touched it for over a year. When I decided to play it I was pretty excited since I heard nothing but good things about it regarding how the game presents its set pieces. By the time I finished it, I was...