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I'm glad you mentioned the Far Harbor quest cause that's where my mind immediately jumped after reading about more Bethesda plagiarism. Honestly, if it didn't require more work to make it again but less good, I think we'd be seeing a lot more cribbed from the modding community of Skyrim and...

Yeah, and Fallout 4 just makes being a ghoul make even less sense. There are drugs that you can find that turn your into a ghoul (Hancock's existence), you can stay a kid forever under certain conditions (kid in a fridge quest), and there were even pre-war procedures to turn yourself into a...

Reminds me of F76 giving a cardboard disc with a code on it if you bought the PC version lmao Granted, online only but still what a giant insult to anyone buying physical. (let alone the actually playing it)

There's a lot to unpack with your entire post

I'm sketchy on the detail of Vault 12 now, but I don't remember anything other than the vault let radiation in? Maybe there was more to Vault 12, I just can't recall. I do think there should be more to making a ghoul then just getting irradiated turns you into a ghoul. Also, Lonesome Road...

I've had a head canon for a while now that ghouls are one of those things that occurred during divergence. Doctors just assumed radiation burns and scarring, but some were a bit more keen on what had happened decades later. It would largely be kept secret, but Vault-tec would still like to...

The original BoS had a splinter group leave some time way before FO1 because of a little tizzy about collecting more technology or something along those lines, but what happened to that splinter group was that they all died to radiation in the Glow. I'm all for a splinter groups of the BoS...

Fallout 5 won't come until after both Starfield and the new Elder Scrolls, just going to say that. F76 will probably stay alive for a few years, but if it doesn't get a foothold like TESO it'll likely be tossed to the wind and only fan mod support will keep it alive (whenever that's supposed to...