Recent content by AgentBJ09

Yep. I'll be updating the list in a few days to account for all the new retcons people have spotted. Creetosis got quite a few, as did Enclave Emily, Arch and SyntheticMan. They'll be referenced too.

That and if he knew this was happening, or even just a possibility, he would have gotten the Platinum Chip fast-tracked to ensure the Lucky 38 was ready to shut down the nukes, not be denied it by 20 hours and have to struggle with outages.

Accidents happen, and the Osprey isn't perfect. As for the example I gave... This was back in the 1910's, not modern times. Different times, different standards, and it was before the timeline split, again. Not only do I think you're exaggerating, but that you're being disingenuous as well...

That's the response I would expect from someone with no sense of pattern recognition. Moving on.

If we were still living in the '90s and early '00s, I'd accept that. These days? No. Because these days, when you see Capitalism in a movie or show, like The Lorax or Fallout, it's always put in there to be an antagonist and allow characters to soapbox against the idea.

I didn't include Fallout 3 because it was obvious the Enclave was just a memberberry in that. Chicago, likewise, is almost clear across the USA, not on Cali's back door. If they repopulated post-New Vegas, that's a retcon too. Fallout 4's version of The Enclave was RNG Power Armor sets and...

There's a lot of them, and if this show is going to be canon with the games, then it only makes sense to catalogue the retcons as evidence why the show is a steaming pile. This OP will be updated as needed. ================================ A few I can recall relatively well. #1 - Vault 33...

To get this thread back on track with the show, here's a few videos between Creetosis, DWTerminator, and Enclave Emily about the show. I think we need to get a retcon discussion going at some point too. Compile all the things people are noticing along with ourselves. How Vault 33 is near...

If you're willing to pay for Creation Club stuff, Skyrim does have a 'gun' now. A blunderbuss essentially. Loads exactly the same way the crossbow does, though.

I think at this point, we can conclusively prove this show was not well written. That it was slapped together by hacks and gaslit to the public as good, and people bought into it like when The Force Awakens came out.

The easiest explanation? Because they changed the core theme of Fallout from conflict and its inevitably to haves and have-nots and anti-Capitalism in the TV show, the evil mega corporation Vault-Tec must be the bigger bad guy.

It's the crew of 8 making fun of Jim Sterling's Fallout TV series video.

And yet you started by implying maybe Tim liked the show, after several of us pointed out how the gaming industry, which he is still a part of, would cold shoulder him in a heartbeat if he said he didn't like it. That's essentially coercion, so no, no one should believe him when he says it's good.

I can't agree with that. There are studios that are doing fun series. Goblin Slayer comes to mind. Shangri-La and Kaiju No. 8 as well. As for being no different from the Fallout TV series, that's assuming the lead Japanese screenwriter is the same as what we got, which was the Captain Marvel...

Just because the masses like this show, that doesn't make it good. That's called "Argumentum ad Populum"/Appeal to Populism, a logical fallacy. 99.99% of them are ignorant of what Fallout is, its themes, the history of the series, or its influences. At best, they've played F4 and/or 76. Their...