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Man I almost feel bad for this guy now.

I dont have the patience to watch the entire video but here are a few excellent points brought up: "Fallout 4 has a better story because of the plot twists" "If you like New Vegas more thats fine but know that you dont understand Fallout as much as I do" .... or something along those lines...

Weird I didn't see that picture in any of the galleries. Well to be fair, Hubology was a religion from pre-war times.

Hold on where does it show that hubologists are back?

Could you link that post or something?

Hell yeah Talking Heads.) Once in a Lifetime

So how do you explain why yao guais are called yao guais in the Zion Canyon and the East Coast? Seems odd that people across the country from each other would call them by the same names. Same goes for Deathclaws.

Its "optional"

https://www.twitter.com/BaileyBlueXXX/status/332712791414804480 One of the actresses is a fan... lol

You start off in a vault and your first quest is to escape and find your best friend dogmeat and drink a Nuka Cola. Before you can drink the Nuka Cola -SURPRISE- A legendary glowing super deathclaw behemoth appears and is about to kill dogmeat. You make the tough moral decision to sacrifice the...

Those are just the jewel cases right?

I think they actually scaled the Hoover Dam up in the game. Its smaller in real life.

There's your answer. End of thread.

They added the formation of NCR and the Battle of Hoover Dam. So New Vegas is clearly in there and the one Fallout 1 affected event is there just because of its relevance to New Vegas. I honestly think events from 1 and 2 aren't there simply because they don't even know there are a Fallout and...

You forgot the best part where the Brotherhood were members of the Enclave that broke off to fight the Enclave's evil ways and try to take control of the government.

http://m.9gag.com/gag/aZNGL3n?ref=fbp The invention of Nuka Cola is a more important event than the entirety of the first and second Fallout game.

Its not the main title, I'm thinking of the song playing during Ron Perlman's narration and when Benny shoots the courier in the head. Its got this wild west cowboy sound to it with the violins and guitars.

What's the name of the song by Inon Zur playing during the opening cinematic? I can't seem to find it anywhere.