The computer I got is prebuilt so they decided to cram all the cables in behind a metal cover and I dunno how much I wanna fuck around with it all. I guess I'll just buy a cheap SSD and connect it to the top port and see if it works, otherwise I gotta fish out the cables somehow from behind the...
I think Bethesda told Obsidian that they were not allowed to go backwards in the timeline and the timeline had to go forward so that might be a reason for why it isn't more like VB and in some ways kind of a post-VB (when they feel like it).
No, it's not.
Just because it cannibalized a few choice cuts from VB does not mean it essentially VB. There's a shitload of content in VB that is not even mentioned in FNV.
Does more ammo types translate into better overall gameplay when you have to keep track of twice or trice the ammunition types and what weapons they cater to?
Personally, I don't think so. I don't like ammo types being overly limited either but when we have dozens of ammo types then as someone...
I don't mind the concept of a Bible that is meant to clean up the lore and cement some things to help put in some tentpoles into the world as to how it works and how it ought to be. But it needs to be official and afterwards it needs to be followed. Since I don't consider anything beyond Tactics...
Ew. Why?
I guess. https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Tandi
On the right column you have "Born" and next to the date "[Non-game 1]" which links to a part of the Fallout Bible.
It's just another example of the Bible trying to cover every square inch of lore that it can.
Which is why the more time...
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Ahem, while Tandi is legal in Sweden I am going to retract my statement because while legal that is too young for me. :v
I can fuck granny Tandi however.
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Hang on, that bit of lore of her birth date is from the Fallout Bible.
And considering I don't think that's canon... I guess...
Yeah I believe that in order to have a good story you need to have some form of anchor that restricts roleplayability to fit within that parameter. If you try to have a truly open roleplay narrative then there's no strong incentive for you to care about anything and if you shoehorn in options...
I remember hearing something about game development having no clear cohesive vision and changing on the fly to adjust to current trends. Sometimes being forced to rework already existing work because it no longer fits what they want the end result to be. Add a game of telephone to that because...
Honestly, I think it's just because nukes are cool and they went with the rule of cool. A big bang is a satisfying climax.
Easiest explanation for them is probably that at that time of war (Mariposa was a recent construction) maybe scorched earth was a strategy that was becoming more common...
radioactive material in enclosed space gets blown up, blasted into the air
I remember this story once where if you want your apartment to have a nice vanilla smell you can put a small amount of vanilla extract into your oven and it will cause the liquid to turn into gas and flow out of the oven...