Shhhhhhh! it is the best game adaptation ever! flying power armor, iron man face reveal thingy, no fallout side faction like the gun runners or the followers, no fallout og power armor the t-51b, shady sands in the wrong location, the 4 vault in los angelos that the master and the ncr didn't find when they were inside their territory
How many modern Fallout fans (of the game or the show....or members here!) know about Mussolini?
I think most Fallout fans know Tim Cain since he defended or liked the Fallout show. Because of this, I occasionally see people reference Tim Cain's opinion on the show whenever someone criticizes the show. Leonard Boyarsky, however, not so much.
I dont get the "oh but one of the original creators likes it so you MUST do so too!" spiel. its a shitty argument from brainless idiots who cant get enough of sucking triple-A dick.
some* most of fallout fans are casual gamers or tourist
Because midichlorians outright contradict Yoda's speech from Empire Strikes Back.
you mean size matters not? it doesn't contradict then, the whole speech is about the force working differently than your muscles not the force is bigger than everything or you should be big so you have more midichlorians simple math like midichlorians number/cells number=how strong your connection to the force
No, midichlorians are bad because they give the force a stupid Dragon Ball Z scouter power level that clearly didn't existed in the original trilogy.
seeing how people are still bitching about the mystery about force that was taken by this "scientific explanation", that was never taken in first place, i get why they didn't explain anything and just added it
It's also the fans fault who keep consuming and defending their products no matter what, which is why companies will not let go in the first place.
I agree 100%. Midichlorians are good and better than the idea that just anyone can use it with discipline. People often misinterpret then and think that it somehow explains the Force in a way that ruins it's mystery or somehow contradicts the OT when it really doesn't, if anything it makes the Force even more mysterious because now we can ask things like what are these biological cells and how do they act as a conduit for the Force which remains untouched as a vague mysterious energy separate from these cells. From a worldbuilding standpoint though, it's merely a buffer to explain how some people can use the Force better than others, which actually benefits the worldbuilding of Star Wars because otherwise there'd be no reason for other factions to not just raise an armada of people trained to tap into the Force or why the Jedi/Sith didn't teach their Clones/Stormtroopers the discipline needed to use the Force at will.
They could have just made it so not everyone can use the force. Adding a stupid Dragon Ball power level is just adding unnecessary bullshit and contradicting the rule the original trilogy setup.