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-I've read that before actually.[/COLOR] -I understand that vision statement has marketing in mind. -I totally agree with what Tim said about a good RPG. -I know many of the devs, Tim Cain included, have said they would have made Fallout 3 iso/turn based. At the same time, Tim Cain has said he...

Lets see theres 1. Lots of ivolence 2. Many of the quests have no objectively right way to complete them. 3. All non radiant side quests have multiple ways to complete them, and even some radiant side quests have multiple ways to complete them. 4. Your choice in factions can result in many...

He has even said he wouldn't have made the game the same way. That doesn't make the way Bethesda did it any less valid, because no developer things a game has to remain exactly one way forever, even if they do have their preferred way of making games. All of that is opinion based. I know plenty...

How does that not makes sense? That's exactly fitting. Lower yield bombs = more radiation = more shit dead = more wasteland then there would be if there was less radiation. Unless you believe what was shown in-game was an actual accurate representation of the wasteland, and not some heavily...

No, and that's nowhere near what they have done with either series at all. I find it funny you mention that when Tim Cain, Chris A, Brian Fargo, and many other devs of the old Fallout games, have expressed approval at what Bethesda has done with the series. Tim Cain even went so far as to...

Then tell me what else he could have meant? I am honestly curious. -He says the DLC explain were all the plants came from. -Honest Hearts says all the plants in Zion died due to radiation. -Honest Hearts also mentions that Vault 22 dwellers came to Zion and brought the spore creatures with them...

Given that Bethesda has spent over a decade consistency reinforcing the metaphysics of TES, and tying all the main quests into it. they obviously do care about canon. They even make up explanations of why canon seemingly changed. Uhh nothings actually been stated about the status of New York...

I know, and I'm not contesting that in any way. I'm saying that, according to Honest Hearts, radiation levels in places like Zion, which wasn't directly hit, were so high that it killed everything, even the plants. The Mojave area did get hit, though not Vegas directly, and thus would have had...

All officially produced products in a series are canon, by default, unless otherwise specifically stated. That is how canon works for literally every game series.

Yes, and in Fallout 3 we are told they can't grow stuff because they dont have access to non-radioactive water. So what New Vegas says is in direct support of that also. As is Honest Hearts saying radiation = dead everything, including plants, even in places not directly hit. No, I'm the guy...

Zion couldn't have been the source because everything in Zion died according to the terminal entries. Even the plants in Zion had to come from somewhere besides there. Not according to New Vegas, even small doses of radiation that are otherwise non-harmful to people can inhibit plant growth...

He said where did all the plants come from, not the spore plants, or the fungus zombies, ALL plants. I have seen someone on 4chan actually attempt to map out how far Vault 22 and Big MT's plant experiments have spread. Given that spore plants appear as far as Arroyo in southern Oregon(as seen...

Radiation inhibits plant growth in the Fallout unvierse, as seen in that one New Vegas quest dealing with the sharecropper farm and the Vault leaking radiation. Even if it wasn't hit, most of the plant life would have died off due to the resulting radiation blanket covering the earth. We hear...

Avellone implied that was the result of Vault 22, and big MT., and may have indirectly made most of the western U.S.'s flora from there as well.

Its an official product in the series, and introduced many of the things that were in Fallout 4 before Fallout 4 came out. While Vault 999 or w/e number you make isn't canon, the item descriptions and such are still perfectly valid.

According to Fallout: Shelter, the T-60A was the most advanced pre-war PA. So they have said it was the most advanced. http://fallout.gamepedia.com/Fallout_Shelter_outfits#Power_armor T-45A: Before there even was power armor, there was this suit. T-45D: Deployed pre-War against Chinese tanks...

Same reason you would deploy vetibirds at home first. You aren't going to throw prototype equipment, that could possibly be faulty in some major way you don't know about, on the front lines before doing some sort of long-term testing on it.

That's the water, not the air. Hence why your rad out doesn't go up just being outside.

By the time Shaun was taken 60 years ago, it had been 150 years since the war. Radiation levels would have dropped down to normal background radiation level long before that(we saw in Zion in happened in a month or so). Unless Kellogg walked right through a radiation field with Shaun, Shaun...

http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Vault_Dweller's_Survival_Guide Cancer has been mentioned a couple times Going as far back as the Fallout bible, Roger Maxson was said to have died of cancer, and an NPC in Van Buren was going to have incurable cancer also. Cancer is mentioned several times in...