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>Because there is no such thing as history repeating itself. >Because there is no such thing as parallel development. >Because The Institute had any way of knowing that The Master failed at it for these very same reasons.... or that he even existed and tired this at all. >Because its not like...

I agree with this, though I do hope that Obsidian goes somewhere away from the NCR a bit. Would love to see Chicago, see what the MwBoS has done to it. We hear in logs from Ed-E in Lonesome Road that theres people with working TVs, and access to pre-war shows lile Ralphie, over there. That's...

Sure, but then you would be sitting here complaining about how they raped the lore even more by having their super special Mary Sue scientists do what The Master couldn't. It would be like solving super mutant sterility. It would be fucking stupid, and it undermine the entire point that FEV...

Strong gives a fairly good description of super mutant culture as part of his companion conversations once you get his approval high enough. He talks about how all super mutants see each other as brothers, and no super mutant truely owns anything, they all share everything they have with each...

I find watching and piecing together super mutant culture on the east coast far mroe itnerestign then just hearing the same re-hashed stuff from Fallout 1 again and again That is what The Institute was TRYING to do in the 100+ years they were making super mutants. It failed for the same reason...

Tons of holotapes got destroyed during the war... or do you actually believe the few we find intact actually represents every holotape made before the war? I'm honestly not sure if you're being serious at this point because of how absurd what you just implied is.

West Coast super mutants are dipped into FEV, the ones on the east are gassed. And Vault 87/Institute FEV is different from the ones used on the west coast, and creates an entirely different kind of super mutants. Its not surprising the effects of the transformation are different as well, due to...

EMPs likely erased any large deposits of holotapes containing FUTURE music. Same reason all the cars died and are stuck in the roads. We never beted on anything, nor does it change the unrelated point made about Agatha, the Lonesome Drifter, and Magnolia making music post war.

Strong and Fawkes are both anomalies though. Hell, the Vault 87 super mutants kept Fawkes in that room for 200 years to study him because they found him that bizarre. Also, Super Mutants are nothing like orcs from Warhammer, at all, the fact that you could even compare them is showing of how...

Because super mutants on the east coast are overly hostile due to being driven insane by the sheer pain of having their bodies completely reshaped by a mutagenic virus? And super mutants do have their own "settlements". Trinity Tower for instance is the main super mutant base in Boston, and...

You can..... ghouls are part of the pool the games draws settlers from for you settlements. Every settlement in the game you make can have ghouls and humans working together, and Goodneighbor has humans, ghouls, and even an assaultron, all living together as well.

I wouldn't count that as music. Synths are machines, and thus lack the true emotional capabilities needed to ever actually make real music.

Not the point at all.

Ahh, I assumed he meant 1950 + 100 = 2050, which is not too long before the war. Well, we know Agatha in D.C., and the Lonesome Drifter from Montana, did write new music, even if some of the Lonesome Drifter's songs are just post-war versions of pre-war songs. I just doubt its high on anyone's...

They did write new music, all of it was just lost in the war. Three Dog and Travis mention all the music they have is from old records.

Sure, but every game has that. You can't join the Order of the Black Wurm in Oblivion, or the Silver Hand, or Summerset Shadows, in Skyrim. And then when it comes to things like the Companions, you are explicitly told the Harbinger is not the actual leader of the companions, just an adviser of...

That is objectively false. You had to have -Either the appropriate apprentice level spell needed to pass the entry test, or the ability to shout. -The ability to cast the ward used during your first classes. -Frost and fire spells to attune the magic crystal thing, and open doors in...

More like The Elders, rather then the whole Brotherhood. They already carted off several chapters worth of dissenters in Tactics. Then Lyons went native, and lots of people followed him. And even after Lyons died, and Maxson took over, making it more like it was out west coast BoS, the Maxson...

That wasn't my argument at all, but ok. I never said it did. All I implied was that they did whatever they set out to do, which is to have people enjoy their games.

That would be true if quality was an objective fact rather then a subjective opinion. I hate bay's movies also, don't mean I am going to say people are wrong for enjoying them.