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Well, most of the above ground stuff probably got nuked to hell (the location of the real area fifty one is known, and it's name comes from the map's name for it), and all that would be left was an underground complex. If some people survived, somehow, they may have stayed down there, like a...

Was that on Reddit?

Here's the thing about bullets, it's not just the mass, but also the velocity that kills you. Now getting hit with a harpoon probably does a hell of a lot of damage, but it depends on how fast it is going.

So that bear trap is literally the one from skyrim. I don't think they even changed the texture.

I'd love to help in any way I can. However, I have basically no skills whatsoever, so that means less than it otherwise might.

They also allowed you to use medical supplies on some of them, IIRC.

I'm reasonably interested. Battlefield 4 was pretty fun, and I love the WWI setting (doesn't get nearly the amount of attention it deserves). I'm not concerned as far as graphics go, this is DICE, you don't need to worry about graphics or sound design. Just look at battlefront, for as wank as...

Eh, BSO tends to be pretty good about things. It's BGS that's the bad one. But, yeah, super excited for this. Dishonored was an excellent games, and I'd love to see what they have done to improve it. My main hope is for more wide-open game maps with lots of routes.

Nah, that was just me poking fun. I also haven't slept in a little over 36 hours, so my view of fun may be a but skewed.

Excuse me, but I'll bitch about what I damn well please! My bitching it the product of untold generations of bitchiness and will continue to bitch, weather you like it or not! And that's bitchin! On a more serious note, I pointed out a similarity in design. A similarity in design that is...

I'm not such a big fan of Avallone personally (pure treason, I know). I find the politics of recovery and growth in the post-apocalyptic world far more interesting than everything being blown to shit by nukes.

John Oliver had good segment on that.

Judging from the design, I imaged it as being bolted on. Something like iron man, but a hell of a lot slower. Or medieval plate Armour.

Well, you have to consider that many people did not experience that. I, myself, played my first fallout games the year before last (new vegas), and the only other Bethesda game I had played was skyrim at that point. I'm pretty young (20) and didn't start really getting into gaming until...

It's retconception. Or Tuesday for us 40k players.

This really annoys me. Especially since I'm sure quite a few of those people would be more than willing to work with the institute, better than living out in the wasteland.

Well, beth said on there twitter that it didn't have a level requirement, so probably not. OTOH, if they are to explore the fact that Kellog is in Nick's brain, it may be used as a soft cap, meaning you will have to be that far in the story.

You appear to have misunderstood, I'm not saying that beth actually went out and copied the design, only that it looks like they did. A large, swamp-dwelling, hard-shelled, creature caused by radiation. With a similar long sectioned body, flat head, and arm/claw parts held similar to a mantis...

Black Isle, however, made niche adaptations of PnP roll-playing games. We're talking about a AAA studio with more money than sense right now. And it's not just that the textures aren't all that good, I'm fine with that, it's that they are damned lazy. Look at the head in particular, the texture...

Extremely similar design, extremely similar location, extremely similar reason for existing. This pic shows it a bit better.