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But why on earth the game is more important than some book/words od dev in deciding what is canon?

What? It's like saying "it isnt expected from the player to read dialogues". But you know that game did not contradicts it? All materials released with Fallout 3 are in same way canon as game itself. You cant just say "the game is more canon than guide because I say so" and it's really weird to...

official resources released with the game have same level of canon as game itself.

Main point of the Vault 22 and quests from it. NCR in following years will have plague of famine. While future of Legion is disaster no matter what, NCR looks no better.

http://www.nma-fallout.com/downloads.php?do=file&id=1442 By saying HD patches, you mean this?

Heh, as for Boneyard, someone form Obsidian already told it: http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2013/02/12/and-heres-obsidians-idea-for-fallout-new-vegas-2/ No, I want Necro. Because I want a spin-off like you already said, which can bring a hundreds of hours to play, but will not mess with canon...

As for the Lonesome Road, yes, it was already discussed and always when I bring it up, people agree that Lonesome Road only have sense, if set up after the battle. It should be like Dead Money, OWB and Honey Hearts are played before the battle, but after the battle you need to play Lonesome Road...

It's floating in my mind for months, and finally I decided to share it. Fallout: Great Scavenge Setting Date: around ~2175 Place: Necropolis (Bakersfield) Situation in New California: BoS is at it heights, they're the power house of entire California. They're slowly killing (or driving)...

Just look at this: http://fallout.gamepedia.com/Brotherhood_of_Steel_ranks

Blue, you're making few mistakes. Yes, Eden was just figurehead. Nothing more. No, they were making propaganda, because Autumn had new vision for Enclave, where Enclave use locals as some sort of force, some second-class "citzens" or whatever. As you actually see in the game, only Eden and his...

Basically, they relocated because Eden said so. Seems like classic bullshit Beth writing. [/I]

Ehh. You destroyed off Slavers in Den? Or joined to them? All pre-VC quests are completed? (klamath, den, modoc?) I dont see the problem really. You can do everything in Broken Hills (almost no fights at all), almost everything in New Reno (a lot of small quests) or even few small quests in NCR.

You're overthinking it imho. With classic OP build you can easily kill Enclave guys with .44 magnum revolver, having like 6 shoots per round, or even with BB gun, having those 0 dmg criticals, what kills instantly. Basically, look there if you need something...

Such ideas are better for not-so-much civilized world or postapo world, so it isn't that bad in that context imo.

His conclusions is kinda pointless, because I doubt such people/fans would object anything. For example, considering how bad skyirm was and how it's approved by ehem "gamers" I doubt that situation will improve at all in years/decades. People nowadays love games where they dont need to think at...

Although i dont like anything connected to F3, it's damn good. But BoS Paladin being lieutenant... uhh...

So you're using game logic to argue about canon logic. I mean, because gameplay is simplified you can kill BoS Paladin using machete or any other lame weapon too, so AMR shouldn't be special case there.

Source?

Primary source was always adapted to location of the vault, still, in most cases it was some nuclear reactor. http://fallout.gamepedia.com/Vault#Infrastructure As for food, there was something like sythesizers.

Not always. Look at Hangdogs, but you have the point. However, it's only affecting Tribals, and there is no hope for them anyway. While it's almost genocide, I will not blame harshly such approach in post-apocalypse world, especially that Caesar is doing nothing similar or wrong at all when it...