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Everything that needed to be said has already been said, so I'm just going to make some points about PA in general. While I think the T-45 looks ugly, I also think it is supposed to; as a prototype, it would've just been baby steps and rookie mistakes, and I think Bethesda's artists put that...

Cash grabs and casualizations of series are the industry's bread and butter; they happen all the time. It's just a marketing strategy. I think something that's universally recognized is that Bethesda has some hardships coming up with interesting perks. Most of the ones in Fallout 4 are either...

They really should've realized that their survival save system was stupidly flawed to begin with, but at least they fixed it now. Live and learn, and so forth. That's not to say that they should be given carte blanche so long as they fix it later, but as long as they're willing to fix honest...

I never realized sugarbombed.com had a Fallout lore discussion forum. How quaint.

Would you mind giving a link to the statement? I'm curious to see what their response in full was.

Pretty glad I didn't buy the season pass when I had the chance; thank god for negative bias. I'm pretty surprised Bethesda didn't flood the game with DLCs, even shitty ones; I expected them to try and make up for the lack of quality with quantity, but we didn't even get that. It's just so all...

So what the fuck was going on with Vault 108 anyway?

Why is Kid in the Fridge such a big deal? Fallout 3 pulled that shit all the time, but nobody batted an eye.

There's a difference between bringing a more humorous tone to the franchise and straight up throwing in screwball wackiness for shits and giggles. The latter is how we got Fallout 4. Fallout 2 has more than enough material to make up for stuff like the Rat God and Brain, but it doesn't make...

I stand corrected.

Megaton itself had a water purifier, as did Rivet City; the issue wasn't the actual purifying, but rather doing it on a large enough scale that everyone could benefit. Or something. I'm not about to try and justify that mess of a game.

Do we? I don't recall. I just remember traders in NV having brahmins and merchants in FO1 just a bunch of guards.

Ew, anime. I don't know, personally, I felt that seeing as Father was nothing like the Shaun they used to know (i.e. a baby) he might as well have been dead to them. Though, admittedly, I plowed through pretty much through most of the main quest without paying too much attention to my own...

I usually lose interest rather quickly when playing creative mode, but the survival mode adds an element of challenge that makes the experience that much better for me. It just feels better to finish your flaming skull fortress if you had to harvest every single block of netherrack for every...

Brahmin-pulled carts, of course. It strikes me as odd that even in Fallout 1 and 2 the wheel hadn't been reintroduced yet, if nothing else only for short-range transportation, especially since 2 implies that working cars are commonplace enough to make a business out of it. Then again, I seem...

It's essentially the same theme park-type disjointed wackiness that we're so fond of in Fallout 3 and 4. I don't really mind (it's kind of the point of the DLC) but it does stick out like a sore thumb.

Are psychic powers considered magic in general fiction? I can never tell. Either way, they developed their powers with the use of FEV, so it's probably biological. I was actually referring to the ghosts in Fallout 2 as the most prominent Classic example, but the Shoddy lads concentrate more on...