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Now I’m noticing it looks kinda like a bulkier version of super battle droids from the Star Wars prequels.

Perhaps the movie “The War Game” from 1966 would be a good example, but to be fair I’ve never seen it. “Threads” is similar but takes place in the 1980s.

I actually think it looks fine (the concept art at least). Seems like it’s designed for industrial use. I imagine it would provide more protection but be slow to maneuver.

I feel like they always intended for it to be called Revelation Blues but they only recently realized that Revelation Blue doesn’t mean the same thing.

You could try just standing next to a brotherhood soldier, or putting on power armor and standing next to Ian or someone. Or you could measure the total length of that Canadian guy from feet to head and compare it to the total length of the soldier behind him.

He was probably confused since the topic of the thread is about Van Buren

The only reason I would think it isn’t Vegas is because Tycho mentions Vegas and doesn’t describe it as an abandoned ruin. Unless Vegas had become abandoned since his father’s days. (And yes, I know it’s all just a reference to Wasteland)

The only issue with this is that Johnson Nash doesn’t gain anything from getting those parts if he just uses them to fix ED-E and then lets you take him with you. Maybe the barter check could be convincing him that you need ED-E’s help to recover your lost package, and once you deliver it you’ll...

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I took a closer look at a map and it turns out Cottonwood Cove is a real place and its location in the game is accurate. Cottonwood is a small city between Flagstaff and Phoenix, unrelated to Cottonwood Cove.

Survival is a good one

What day does New Vegas start in? I seem to remember it being around the end of the year.

I just looked at a map and realized that Cottonwood is really nowhere near Cottonwood Cove in FNV. Apparently I was deep in Legion territory.

Now I feel bad

Damn, I was just driving through Cottonwood a couple days ago. Wish I had taken a detour.

Someone correcting you when you say something inaccurate is toxic? I want to go back to a time when toxic meant something that physically harms you when touched, inhaled or ingested.

14 years have passed since Obsidian held the lore, just barely, from Bethesda onslaught. Bethesda did not retreat. Across the country, it gathers strength. Franchises burn, RPG elements are dumbed down. Through it all, No Mutants Allowed has stayed open for business under its mysterious...

“We can’t have a variety of skills and stats because we want the HUD to be able to disappear.”