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I've mentioned this many times but I generally rank things very well. Warmed over Fallout is better than 90% of all games and I am an easy to please kind of guy. Usually, I can find a lot to like about a game and I am happy to discuss how much I enjoyed X, Y, and Z. That's the case with Fallout...

I thought you guys might enjoy a discussion of the show via video. We're both post-apocalypse authors so it's interesting to get that unique perspective.

Really? Because I felt like they were definitely going for a Wild West town feel, nonsensical as that may be. * Al Swearnegan saloon owner and brothel runner who is a crooked evil bastard * His lovable harlots and put upon servant * The Sheriff who is a law abiding good guy. * The weird...

This is what comes up with Fallout: New Vegas merchandise. https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Fallout+New+Vegas+merchandise&crid=1731OI0YR4HWV&sprefix=fallout+new+vegas+merchandis%2Caps%2C119&ref=nb_sb_noss_2

I mean I assumed that Walter fixes the water because otherwise everyone will die and no one is paying for it. It's not like he owns it. It's presumably existed for as long as Megaton has and that would be generations before him. Its owned by the people. But survivors banding together and...

I dunno, I think that Daddy Neeson isn't that thirsty. Doctor Li would love to go down on him but he seems oblivious.

https://www.nma-fallout.com/threads/fallout-3-a-lot-deeper-world-building.222298/ A thread inspired by this thread.

I wore his head like he wore that dog. :)

Glad to hear it. I don't have much of a problem with this idea because either the Capital Wasteland will become a happy settled place because of a Good Karma Courier slaughtering enough Super Mutants, Raiders, and Enclave soldiers that it becomes a safe place to live or it will die. The whole...

I ended up splitting the gold between the Settlers and the Raiders both but neither particularly reacts to the events. I feel like they needed to trigger a response to that story. At least a little more aftermath.

Inspired by the discussion in the Todd Howard thread, thank you @R.Graves , @Traeger91. and @Norzan I decided to do this thread discussing the ups and downs of Fallout 3. I think there's a lot more going on in Fallout 3 than is typically given credit for and I think that it is a game that...

So noted. My wife was genuinely flummoxed at this as well. The idea of arguing coming from a place of respect rather than hatred and anger.

I love arguing. Good spirited debate is the fuel of getting the mind going and whenever I do, I can usually crank out a chapter in a day or two. I love people who are passionate about what they love and what they care about. Someone also told me this is not how most people view internet...

Bizarre fact: This is incredibly therapeutic cleansing of the mind. I also love a good argument and love y'all. Especially when you're aggressive and attack my arguments because it forces me to actually think. Y'all wonderful.

I mean I think everyone largely agrees that it's a fantastic game, one of the best of all time, and it has gone on to create massive numbers of derivative works. I think we can all agree that more people have come to accept its importance as a masterpiece. So much so that we can just laugh at...

I think anyone who would want to have a government municipality in a horrific hellhole on the verge of extinction is insane actually. It would totally contradict the fact this is a dying civilization. Yes, hence a guy asks you to fix it. Except for the fact it's large enough to cover their...

Probably the same place New Reno or Shady Sands Jail is. Which is to say that it's anyone who thinks the maps are literal representations of the settlements are deliberately arguing in bad faith. Mind you, I know people who say, "Shady Sands has crops and a well, therefore it is better designed!"

Rather than get deep into this versus suggesting someone open a thread for Fallout 3 worldbuilding, I should point out this is kind of 100% embellic of what people like about the game versus those who hate the game. The Capital Wasteland is a dying civilization versus a functoining one. It is...

"No one seems to be in charge of" and "one guy with no apprentice in charge of fixing it" literally contradicts yourself in like two sentences. The town with a Sheriff, religious cult, and a crime boss has no formal government position to regulate the guy who runs the water filter because he...

I'm assuming that you have to prepare whatever you catch from the sea as any other animal you kill in the Wasteland. There's no non-irradiated life in terms of animals after all. I think we're meant to also assume the Aircraft Carrier grows its own food via the hydroponics system that we see...