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Funny, even the people on the wiki came to that conclusion http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Megaton "The site of Megaton began as a gigantic crater left by a plane wreck that was carrying an atomic bomb." That is also the whole point behind the Lone Wanderer's question of "There are a lot of...

Wow, someone who apparently reads what people actually write. Hmm, I never thought of the omni-tool angle.

No, all the food in the super duper Mart was raided shortly after the war. The only food left in there is the stash made by the raiders.

The bomb was likely on the plane that crashed, and made the crater in the first place. "When the war happened, the machines started dropping from the sky. Everyone around here thinks that the bomb made the crater, but it didn't."

I can see the NCR winning Hoover Dam, but then stalling out trying to cross the four states area, due to it being miles of endless desert with little in the way of resources, even more so then California is already. Not to mention that, before The Legion, the are was basically nothing but...

That was never my claim, no matter how much you try to spin it as such. Funny coming from the guy who hasn't gone one reply without basing his argument on things never stated or implied. Its a wonder I even bothered this long when even those idiots on 4chan would have called you out for...

And there you go making up shit again. 1. I never said there was a technical limitation to adding more text. 2. I never said there was a hardcoded limit to the number of thing you could add. And everything after that was arguments to points I never made. Seriously, can you go ONE reply without...

The Lone Wanderer: "How did the town start?" Manya Vargas: "Well, originally, it started as a hole in the ground. My papi talked about how his father and the original settlers just hid in this crater. It was enough to keep them safe from the dust storms. When things cooled down and people...

Uhh no, the post was implying what it said, that the game couldn't support an expansive series of books/notes/terminals. Which is an issue of objects, not the text in said objects. Old RPGs took many corner cutting measures because how limited disk space and processing power were back then...

That's not what I was saying at all. Yes, but obviously you dont.

I have, completely honest, met people who didn't know you could hold down the E button to keep drinking in Fo3/NV, and who didn't know that holding tab causes the pipboy flashlight to come on... they didn't even know there WAS a flashlight. People are retarded. Codex system are a fairly...

I read it too, most people who play the game, don't. You wouldn't believe just how many people I've seen make thread about "100 hours in the game, just discovered there is a codex!" It means the games doesn't open the codex, thus no one has a reason to read it, because it must not be important...

I don't agree they had to do it. TES has far more complex lore then anything Mass Effect had ever spewed out, and they manage it just fine by keeping 90% of it in books. In newer games they actually lampshade the whole issue by having NPCs treat you like a fucking dumbass for even asking about...

Being able to talk to raiders doesn't make the fact that people have become raiders isn't a pretty shitty thing to see. Same with the super mutants, the fact that there is an army of these assholes running around trying to convert everyone is pretty fucking depressing. And no settlement in...

>Ignoring the entire first half of the post which showed things from the actual Fallout 1 that disprove your argument that tall buildings dont still stand. Nice straw man You're not even trying now are you?

I played Fallout 1, 2, and Tactics, and all of them describe, or show, tall buildings as still standing. They just don't appear in any of the old games because the isometric view isn't suited for them. Hell -The box art for Fallout 1: http://i.imgur.com/QphE1Zy.jpg -The intro...

Actually yes, because A. I don't see it as a problem. B. It wasn't their primary means of storytelling, even in Fallout 4. Journals and terminals exist to tell you things that you have no reasonable reason to know to ask about, nor do the people talking to you have any reason to just spew out...

That's not a 180 degree interpretation of a known English word. Many times have the word lying been used to refer to things such as "an ancient city lying under the sands of the deserts" and the city itself is still intact, with all its building's standing, its just buried under sand. Lying...

You are aware it is possible for thing to lie in ruins and still be standing if, you know, all the outside shells and stuff of the buildings had fallen apart. Thus meaning the thing its destroyed. I don't understand why you people are so adamant to try to revise history when the lack of tall...

Again, explain. Is this plot hole actually a "hole in the plot without explanation" or just "something I don't like, thus plothole" You should look up the history of many famous resistance movements that got nearly destroyed several times by factions far more powerful then them, only to...