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No. I think ISIS is a more apt comparison.
Here's the back story of my courier who sided with Mr. House: Raised by the Shi, "Lucky" Tseng grew up scavenging, repairing and maintaining old...
No. This is the greatest strength of the main storyline - it forces you to make trade offs and assess what your greatest value is - stability?...
Yes, exactly, and that's how they are described in Fallout 1. One of the NPCs in the Hub calls them "a bunch of gun nuts", and that's largely how...
+1 Rads for Seinfeld reference I also have the game + DLC on the xbox, since my computer is too lame to run it. It's a tough call, if your...
It really boggles my mind. Purely looking at Fallout 3, New Vegas, and Fallout 4 from the perspective of killing stuff, I would say they have...
I agree that the NCR has a number of potentially fatal problems, but that doesn't mean that the Brotherhood is going to be able to the fill power...
Yes, it's amazing how much more complex and reactive (and therefore, immersive) the world is in Fallout 1 and 2 compared to the later entries in...
The Brotherhood is basically finished. Even if the NCR loses the Mojave - and that is often the outcome when I play New Vegas - there is no...
I agree; the radio in New Vegas, while still annoying, does make sense given both the plot and the setting, unlike say Fallout 3 and 4, where it...
Please describe some of the references to "these kinds of songs" in the classic Fallouts; aside from the intro sequences, I can't think of a...
Because every post-apocalyptic world since Beneath the Planet of the Apes *has* to have a radiation worshiping death-cult, otherwise people...
I love the Shi. My favorite Courier backstory is a wandering tech scavenger and gambler who was raised by the Shi.
I think it's deeper than that - it shows a failure to even understand reality logic. Saying raiders raid each other is kind of like thinking that...
There is a huge contrast with the early games, where we actually got to see new societies emerge, ones that weren't simply squatting in post-war...
