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No, because the moment we stop fighting those cunts is the moment they win.

O_o So uh... they should strip armour off to gain a weight advantage, thereby negating the ARMOUR advantage? That about right? Yeah, makes total sense. On the final point: you realise the NCR is being supplied in large part by the Gunrunners? Hence why cost is a factor. Whereas the power...

Doubtful. A new RTS occasionally pops up in some form or fashion... then fails spectacularly. People say they want them but when it comes time to put money where mouth is, nope.

The trend I've noticed most with Bethesda's writing is that anything in the present tense, I.E. the main story, side quests, that type of thing, is always utter trash. But the stuff they write for terminal entries (like the really rather good backstory to the Raiders on the Libertalia in FO4)...

A phobia is an INVOLUNTARY thing, it's not something rational and generally not something you can control. But regressives do so love to redefine words so, like other words (racism for example), it's lost all meaning now. So yes, homophobia, REAL homophobia, not just 'a dislike of gay people'...

... it doesn't actually matter that it's not a red stick/beam/whatever. You can use whatever you damn well please in fiction, that's sort of the point. As long as it's internally consistent with the world's logic, do what you like.

Truly amazing that they didn't bother fixing ANY of the bugs from the original for this version. Despite the community patch existing. Just... wow, Bethesda.

And look at Bioware now, with their regressivism, pointing out so-called white privilege, hatred of men, and all the other bullshit their staff engage in on company time (like, literally coming out with this ass backwards shit on their official Bioware twitter accounts, wtf). Sad to see how far...

Anyone wandering why this has happened: Beth is a partner for Nintendo's new Switch console, and rumour is that Skyrim Remastered will be on that device. Cheap and easy way to make a quick buck on a console they'll never actively support beyond this token gesture. The additional PS4/XBone...

You missed my point, I meant the Dry Sea more than the British themselves. And it's just an idea, anything like this would go through a lot of changes before being committed. You should probably also read the rest of the series before drawing conclusions on my reasoning :/

Talked about something that would tie into this idea in my own series: http://www.writiosity.uk/2016/06/reconstructing-fallout-3-part-15/ TL;DR, yes, I think a spin-off in Europe would work ;p

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It's how I write as well, difference being I keep everything consistent. Actually that's a lie, I just write interesting and fun scenes as they occur and tie them together as I go along. Bethesda doesn't even think about how things work with each other, rule of cool is all that matters. I...

Yeah, MrMattyShills says it at the start of every video, gets tedious fast and made me stop using the word entirely, even for lulz.

Yeah, I've seen the original, not my thing. Largely because NV has a well-designed world I enjoy spending time in. Fallout 4 I just want to kill everyone because the world is so stupid.

1) a reason for everyone wanting to kill you, and 2) being able to kill everyone you meet with no essential tags? Yeah, I'd be up for that. First stop: Diamond City Rampage.

lol Eraserhead. Lynch being Lynch :D

The real beauty for me is how the main game focuses wholly on the NCR/Legion conflict and the dam stuff, then the DLC runs outside of that and has a more personal story focused on the Courier, and they're tied together in such an amazing way (especially Christine and Ulysses and all the little...

Yep, that's pretty much the theory I subscribe to. They clearly don't understand actual people at all. Ugh, yeah. It reminds me of MrBTongue's video on Diablo 3 where he talks about the Butcher encounter in the original versus in 3, Bethesda seems to have a similar problem; trying too hard to...

Basically, anything that isn't human tends to get a pretty good or even great design. Beth is terrible at humans, but pretty good at stuff like robots.