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It's funny because the game explicitly tells you that if you do enough quests for the NCR/Caesar's Legion you'll alienate the other. Requires complete obliviousness. Holy shit, we have multiple Fallout 4 fans on this thread? Damn this Forum has fallen in standards. Back in the day we used to...

I don't think settlement building mechanics work thematically with Fallout tbh. Like, Fallout for me is primarily falls in to that genre of Ronin/Western story which is just about a wanderer looking for some vague thing going from town to town and getting involved in their troubles. Being Bob...

To be honest, if I find myself liking old games, it's because they did something cool and unique within their limitations, and so called "upgrades" can sometimes be a downgrades. Take Secret of Monkey Island: they didn't use pixel art for artistic reasons, they used it because that was what...

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The least realistic thing about Squid Game is the Frontman wearing a digital watch. That guy has too much class for that.

My stance on Richardson is the same as my stance on The Enclave: Fun one off villains. Like, they're not as complex villains as The Master, but that's fine, not every game needs as strong a villain as FO1. They have absolutely no potential as returning villains though, like Fallout 3 imagines...

The conditions of the Fallout world and the conditions of the real world are vastly different. Fallout presents a world of extreme resource scarcity combined with cold war paranoia, combined with the collapse of any international institutions meant to oversee the world, and then presents the...

I prefer Fallout 2 to Fallout 1, but calling it "Superior in All Ways" is bait.

Since we're discussing Fallout 1 and Fallout 2, both are good in different ways, but one thing I absolutely love is the interconnectedness of Fallout 2's world, something that Fallout 1 has only to a lesser extent. Like when you enter Klamath, you repair a guy's distillery, and the guy...

146 pages O.o Wow, I'll have to find some free time.

Josh Sawyer definitely is, I've seen him retweet stuff about Labour Unions and collectivised workplaces.

Not sure if this has been said before, but if you're workshoping Van Buren it might be worth, IMO, getting rid of the incredibly juvenile shit like the Trog Prostitute who doesn't know she's a prostitute and just thinks everyone's nice to her. Like it has incredibly "Teenage Demographic" vibes...

I don't particularly like human nature arguements or ideas about a State of Nature or whatever, because I think most often they're just abstractions with no actual basis. I prefer to look at the world as it is, rather than drawing big conclusions about our entire species based on the state of...

Probably the former Creative Sci Fi can be done on a small budget (Think about how many Star Trek aliens are straight up just people in masks, and how many episodes take place entirely on one set)

Yo dude, I know you might want to finish working on the game first but...could you share those documents? That's a priceless historical artifact you have in your posession.

Gotta have the protagonist be Middle Class, otherwise the post-apocalyptic world might not seem bad in comparison to literally starving due to the ongoing shortages of the pre-war world.

It's actually pretty funny how quickly they expected entire cityscapes to be replaced.