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Realistically, I think whoever can secure the support of the Boomers, owns the Mojave. Between Air power and the sheer amount of ordinance they're packing, they can just rain flaming death on any of the other factions.

"I used to be a Vault Dweller like you, until I caught the FEV."

"I used to be wasteland wanderer like you, until I took a 10 mm in the knee." "Let me guess. Someone stole your Fancy Lad Snacks..."

11/10. I, too, appreciate booty, but am not of the homosexual persuasion. And AQTHF was great - #1 in the hood, g. Spaghetti, anyone?

But it's close to Asia. I'd imagine the Fallout version of Hawaii would be even more chock full of military bases than it is IRL - an important strategic asset and refueling/re-supplying depot between the mainland and the war front in China. If we did want the Fallout series to go to Asia (which...

The Great Kahns, they run a deli out in Red Rock, NV.

Wow. I just checked out the blog and I have to say, well done, sir! I hope you named your character "Chuck Norris". Brilliant commentary too, I especially enjoyed the quotations from Napoleon and Charles Manson.

I think this is exactly right. In hindsight, the decision making mechanisms that determine narrative outcome are easy to spot, and after enough playthroughs, these can seem rather simplistic. But that's probably not the reaction of a first time player. I would agree that some newer games have...

That one's pretty good for a "default" Courier. I've done a similar run, but with 10 in Intelligence rather than Luck, and with my main weapon being a modded hunting rifle and the main armor the Desert Ranger outfit from Honest Hearts (swapped out for the Lonesome Road riot gear at the end)...

Fallout: Hawaii

Sounds like The Last of Us....

My courier who chose the "Yes Man" path would actually just disappear into Wasteland after the Battle at Hoover Dam, and let everyone left standing sort things out - partially because his idealistic (or dangerously naive) belief in the underlying goodness of humanity makes him think that in the...

Currently playing X-Comm: Enemy Within. I'm completely addicted to it.

I confess I've never seen The Wire. I tried watching it but could just never get past the first episode. Still, your avatar looks like a badass, so I'm going to give it a 7/10.

You could just go with the builds suggested by the Nearly Ultimate Fallout 2 Walkthrough; they've served me well in every Fallout I've ever played. For Melee builds, they reccomend one of the two following options: Team brawler: A character devoted to Unarmed and Melee Weapons. Initial...

Do they even HAVE ballsacks? I always assumed Super Mutants had no genitalia at all, what with the sterility and lack of secondary sex characteristics, I always just thought they kind of shriveled away as part of the mutation process.

Admittedly though that was part of their charm. I see FO1 and FO2 as being a lot like Verhoeven films in the 80s and 90s: there's a serious statement or observation in there, given somewhat interesting and intelligent consideration, but it's buried under gobs and gobs of gore.

This is great. One of the best Fallout cosplays I've seen.

Gurney Gif! 9/10

I agree, but I think they are likely to be new religions rather than whatever people before the cataclysm believed, given the lack of knowledge of pre-war life among the general population and the prevalence of "tribal" groups. It would have been interesting to see the Viper snake cult, for...