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Stop trying so hard to fit in.

That is true but unless Bethesda decides to retcon it and declare it non-canon it remains canon, for better or for worse.

Whether you like it or not Fallout 3 is canon. You can't just decide that anything you dislike is non-canon, that's dumb. It was even referenced multiple times in New Vegas, which is also canon. Fallout: PoS, Van Buren, the Fallout Bible, and most recently Fallout Shelter are all non-canon...

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Speaking of the mountains of NC going untouched, I think the idea of a feudalistic monarchy sprouting up around the Biltmore Estate is neat.

The entire Northeast part of NC would be ashes due to proximity to Norfolk, Virginia. (Just in case you're not sure why Norfolk would be such a major target): The Outer Banks are seemingly referenced twice in Fallout 3, once as the "Broken Banks" and once as the "Crater Banks" which implies...

agreed, and the word you're looking for here is teleology

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Agreed, here's to hoping Fallout 4 doesn't just have another "save the world" or "war between good and evil" plot.

Again, I think this was a plot point. Winterhold was dying, the few people left there probably manage to scrape by through trade with visitors to the college. The college never bothers taking them over because what's the point? There's nothing of value there, and the college isn't interested in...

A lot of this is just gameplay/story segregation stuff to be honest. I mean, it would be different if it were like Fallout 3 where they just didn't even make an effort to show where people are getting their food, water, etc. from or how the economy works. Skyrim is more on par with New Vegas in...

I meant they were awful from an in-universe perspective, I agree that the vaults in New Vegas were more clever and subtle than those in Fallout 3. Doesn't change the fact that in-universe they had some serious humanitarian issues. The OP was talking about the vaults being "evil and cruel" and...

Vaults 11 and 19 were both pretty fucked up and ended very badly for everyone involved. Vault 34's experiment wasn't really as fucked up but still ended badly for almost everyone but the Boomers. 22's concept was kind of innocent but equipping a vault with dangerous experimental fungus created...

Definitely not true, there were a lot of pretty terrible ones in New Vegas.

Inglourious Basterds is my favorite Tarantino movie to be honest, or maybe it's tied with Pulp Fiction. Hard to say, but I'll never understand why people don't like Basterds. It's actually a pretty clever movie when you get what he was going for.

I watched Now You See Me and you know, I wasn't expecting it to be good or anything... but I really didn't expect it to be that bad. That seriously had to be the dumbest twist ending I've ever seen in a movie too.

An off-topic one. I literally quoted you dude, your exact words. Sorry that you can't handle being wrong. If you want to read more about why you were wrong and why the 2nd Amendment does not allow civilians to own ANY weapon then look into United States v. Miller and the arguments made to...

You literally said "[the second amendment] allows ANY form of weapons to the people" when it does not, you are just factually incorrect. The statement doesn't even make sense from your "rational" point of view because obviously the kinds of weapons we have today did not exist at the time it was...

People who wrote a legal document and created a legal institution to interpret this document, which they have done so in a way that discredits the validity and legal basis of your original statement. The "founding fathers" were pretty quick to suppress armed revolt whenever it actually happened...

The constitution is a legal document dude.