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I'll ignore the other physical effects since most of them have been pointed out above, but one devastating effect going at that speed, particularly at ground level, is that air is compressed in front of him. This compression is extreme enough to ionize the gas in front of him and generating a...

He defecates from his pen, as you can clearly see from the Fallout 4 script.

I don't mind having to wait another 200 years for the next Bethesda Fallout game cuz I'll be dead by then.

Christ. These stats makes me wonder what the percentages would be if the Fallout 3 and Fallout 4's DLCs were swapped. Even Point Lookout -- a DLC revered by many -- scored a whole 20% less than what is, in my opinion, the vastly inferior Far Harbor. This is perfectly indicative of the gaming...

Imagine spending your heavily numbered days painstakingly designing the most efficient, technologically advanced power armour to date, only to find that someone had invented this exact design 200 years prior to be used as a childrens' theme park advertising machine.

I haven't played it but I've heard it's poorly optimised. Whatever you do, don't go to the game's steam community hub. The droves who have turned up to defend this steaming, anti-consumer pile will blow your mind. And I mean literally. It just amazes me how the gaming industry gets...

I have about 90 hours in Exanima and all I can say is that it's unlike anything I've ever played. If you can get around the drunkish animations (which, by the way, they are continuously working on), what you have is an incredibly deep combat system. the animations themselves aren't necessarily...

I feel that's a bit too complicated. Emil will have his work cut out.

Mr Emil has been busy drawing up plans for his new family finding walking simulator story: Fallout 5: This Time, it's Personal.

Could someone explain to me why the pre-war world would "weaponise" Nuka Cola [around 2:45]? I'm almost certain Nuka Cola was an American only product. Weaponising it by adding shit like nitroglycerine would serve no advantage against the chinese in the events leading to the great war. Maybe...

Has anyone here read Altered Carbon? Apparently there's going to be a TV version coming out on Netflix. The director's supposed to be the same one who directed Hardhome, Battle of the Bastards, and many other great episodes of Game of Thrones. It looks like they took severe liberties with the...

I hope no-one's called this, but I'm willing to wager that there's a legendary unique Cola Gun at the end. It works similarly to the laser musket (you might even be able to get away with the same charging animation): You load a Nuka Cola into the chamber and crank the handle. Cranking the handle...

I didn't even manage to finish the game. I think I got to Diamond City (after 20 hours misc exploration, granted) and completely lost motivation after meeting Piper. My problem with FO4 is that you HAVE to talk about your lost son; that's the only conversation I really had in my 20 hours...

Yep Jonathon Pie's great. For those that haven't, check out his YT channel, his rants are fantastic. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO79NsDE5FpMowUH1YcBFcA

Well, yesterday, I got to choose whether to keep the red paint on my t-60 or swap to green paint, AND I got to fuck a robot. If you don't think that's roleplaying then you're probably better off with a game like Call of Duty.

I think the biggest discrepancy is that Emil gets to write Fallout stories and Avellone doesn't.

Exactly! Anyone who doesn't think being able to choose between looking North and looking East is roleplaying needs to remove their nostalgia goggles and accept that Bethesda are simply better at making the RPGs.

If anyone's into hard sci-fi, I'd recommend the Mars Trilogy and Aurora by Kim Stanley Robinson. The Mars Trilogy can be a pretty dry read at times, but it's almost documentary-like spanning the future "history" of Mars colonisation and terraforming over two centuries, and how technology and...

Fallout 4 is a good RPG; you get to choose whether you want to loot the legendary you just killed with your procedurally generated (if this isn't good RPG mechanics, then what is?) rolling pin.

Fallout 3's storyline no longer serves a purpose now that you don't need a Geck to purify water; a screw and some aluminium will do the job.