What are some of your unpopular opinions?

i don't want to set the world on fire would fit fallout 1 intro more than maybe
because of the pre war world and also because the master doesn't want to set the world on fire
 
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Iprovidelittlepianos said:
But BOOKENDS!
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see? different bookends can work!
 
the brotherhood of steel were bunch of tribals in fallout 1
Edit #1: they should have explored the tribalism theme in the brotherhood, it existed since fallout 1 but they were turned into generic technologist, i feel the same toward shady sands/the ncr their semi Indian/Egyptian culture made them unique, now? they are just westerns culture Americans
Edit #2: the generational ship is also biblical plot for the rapture like fallout 1 and arcanum stories
 
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Tenebris said:
it was originally english but google translate turned it into arabic and it was send like this :hide:
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It should be mandatory that all posts on this site auto-translate to Arabic, and add three Laughing Emojis at the end - So everyone thinks they're missing out on some top-tier jokes.
 
Tenebris said:
the brotherhood of steel were bunch of tribals in fallout 1
Edit #1: they should have explored the tribalism theme in the brotherhood, it existed since fallout 1 but they were turned into generic technologist, i feel the same toward shady sands/the ncr their semi Indian/Egyptian culture made them unique, now? they are just westerns culture Americans
Edit #2: the generational ship is also biblical plot for the rapture like fallout 1 and arcanum stories
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Are you referring to NCR Adobe architecture? If so, it was a missed opportunity to utilize them in New Vegas to make NCR territories more distinct and interesting, thereby strengthening the theme of a post post-apocalyptic world. But I suspect it wasn't there due to time constraints. The same goes for the show where there are ruined skyscrapers and some generic architecture instead of adobe, like in the classics.
 
ZooBis said:
Are you referring to NCR Adobe architecture? If so, it was a missed opportunity to utilize them in New Vegas to make NCR territories more distinct and interesting, thereby strengthening the theme of a post post-apocalyptic world. But I suspect it wasn't there due to time constraints. The same goes for the show where there are ruined skyscrapers and some generic architecture instead of adobe, like in the classics.
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Well there’s also the fact that Aradesh is some kind of Hindu and mentions Dharma. And whatever happened to that obelisk in the middle of Shady Sands?

Edit: سوف تتدفق الأنهار إلى اللون الأحمر بدماء الكافرة ;)

Serious edit: I actually don’t think it’s too strange that the NCR lost most of its cultural identity from the Shady Sands days, because the NCR isn’t just Shady Sands. Shady Sands facilitated its formation but it started as an alliance between Shady Sands, Junktown, the Hub, and Adytum. All of those other places are pretty much regular Americans (even if the Hub tries to have a bit of a Middle Eastern bazaar vibe) so it’s logical that that culture would dominate.
 
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Jogre said:
It should be mandatory that all posts on this site auto-translate to Arabic, and add three Laughing Emojis at the end - So everyone thinks they're missing out on some top-tier jokes.
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يا الله, فالتجعل الأرض تلتهم مؤخرته كسوله
Iprovidelittlepianos said:
Serious edit: I actually don’t think it’s too strange that the NCR lost most of its cultural identity from the Shady Sands days, because the NCR isn’t just Shady Sands. Shady Sands facilitated its formation but it started as an alliance between Shady Sands, Junktown, the Hub, and Adytum. All of those other places are pretty much regular Americans (even if the Hub tries to have a bit of a Middle Eastern bazaar vibe) so it’s logical that that culture would dominate.
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you would think it is still present through the descendent of the original shady sands or their religion spread so their culture and architecture, but you never hear dharma in 2 and nv
 
ZooBis said:
Are you referring to NCR Adobe architecture? If so, it was a missed opportunity to utilize them in New Vegas to make NCR territories more distinct and interesting, thereby strengthening the theme of a post post-apocalyptic world. But I suspect it wasn't there due to time constraints. The same goes for the show where there are ruined skyscrapers and some generic architecture instead of adobe, like in the classics.
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eh i didn't mean the architecture here but the culture an their believes, like it vanished from earth the day the vault dweller left south california
 
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