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Pointing out that the Fallout inverse has a level of technology beyond our own, that can achieve things not possible in the real wold, is going full retarded now? Given that everything in the Vault is powered by nuclear generators... technically... yeah, the electricity used to power the device...

It's an alternate reality setting, where everything from cars, to household robots, were nuclear powered, food could be packages in such a way to still be fresh 200 years later, and they had machines that could convert the matter of poker chips into edible food, and usable guns and ammo. The...

I know how radiation tests work, what specifically do you want to talk about in relation to the game?

And he also said I think no such thing actually.

Well thankfully the world doesn't evolve around what you think. Yes, but you were far enough away from the bomb for it not to effect you. This whole thing has been covered in this quote pyramid here...

You should probably pay more attention to what goes on around you. When you pass through the device it makes a sound, and a scientist operating the device on the other side gives you the all clear.

The bomb was over 20 miles away when it went off. I am going to go with what Hauss said, since hes shown he knows what hes talking about on numerous occasions, and am going to say you were far enough away for it to not effect you. And no, the people in The Institute would be effected by the...

Actually, Hass talked about why there wouldn't be any real radiation damage to the family earlier in the thread. Whats more, is you go through a radiation screening when you first enter the vault, and given an all clear.

The Institute was only founded 40 or so years after the war. Between the war and then, it was just some students and professors hiding in the basement of CiT. The basement is, OFC, not radiation proof, so they all got exposed to radiation, thus their DNA, and the DNA of their descendants, isn't...

Going by steam hardware surveys, PCs are actually the limiting factor now with the current gen consoles being out. On top of the smaller install base(at least in terms of game use), there's really no reason to develop for PCs anymore since most PC gamers can't be bothered to stay on par with...

We should also consider the fact that pipe weapons are canonically pre-war weapons.

I know? I was asking if you kept saves for all 8 at one time. I mean, I make a character with a build, beat the game with him, delete all but my last save with that character, store that somewhere else, and then make a new character with a new build. I was asking if you keep all your saves for...

See http://i.imgur.com/HYwyj0N.jpg The entire "synths killed everyone at the CPG" thing seems to be revisionist history on the part of the wastelanders. The CPG was already falling apart due to infighting, and they seemingly just blamed the synth when everyone started killing each other...

How dare they devise a system that keeps the game world as you have changed it, instead of resetting it every 5 minutes like GTA, making anything you may have destroyed pointless. They would have released the game on a disk if PC users actually had blu ray drives. But disk drives have been on...

A lot of the reason why the keep the engine is because it keeps the size of the game down. I recall an interview where someone at Bethesda was asked why don't they switch to something like Unreal, and he said because making Skyrim or Fallout 4 on Unreal would have made the game over 100 gigs in...

From what we are told, The Institute has no plans to try to retake the surface. They are perfectly content with staying down there forever. They replace people to serve as watchers, and to drive people apart so they couldn't unite against them. They replaced Mcdonough with a synth, and had him...

According to Sawyer, The Legion doesn't even mine for the gold they use to make their coins. There is NO civilian structure in The Legion, its 100% pure military. Any food they get is from the few preexisting non-tribal communities they conquered and didn't destroy.

Shaun outright tell you their goals A. Fix their reactor, obtaining nearly unlimited energy. B. Finish the synth program, obtaining the perfect workfroce. C. Continue digging underground, away from the broken and destroyed world above, which they feel has no hope of ever obtaining anything...

Which is actually fairly nonsensical, since physically backed monetary systems haven't been a thing in the U.S. for decades now, let alone by the times the bomb dropped in 2077. The idea that everyone would go back to using such a system, when the reason why it was dropped was because there...

How is creating a robotic workforce that never needs to eat, sleep, and can run forever with basically no oversight, unlike the retarded Protectrons and Mr Handy bots, NOT useful to the pre-war world which was incredibly lazy, highly consumerist, and largely relied on a robotic workforce to do...