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"Humanity is nowhere NEAR rebuilt in the FO universe" Erm what? If original Fallout devs wants to have civilisation rebuilded... it's more thank okay. Fallout is cool, logic and evolving universue, not as stupid, as Bethesda thinks... with 200 years of nothing in FO3. You're wrong, Raul is...

But that's the problem of FO3. After 200 years since Great War... Capital Wasteland shouldn't looks like bombed 2 decades ago.

From all Interplay/Obsidian games, it seems like only FNV has been fully developed in the terms of ending slides. FO1, a lot of missing stuff. Same for FO2. But it's rather clear that developers themselves always wanted as much options, as possible. Just look at Arcanum (unlucky which still...

So seems like you need to play simpler games... if you're thinking that getting "lost" in situation of the game can be bad. It's actually great and it's only showing complexity of the story and game itself. And comparing some low-action game like AC to best sandbox cRPG released in last...

Entire wikia company was too much focusing on social stuff for months, not improving features to help develop the main objective of wiki.... all admins decided to change "host" again, (well, all with one exception) and then they went to Curse. However, wikia administration didn't allowed to...

That's another reason why you shouldn't use that pathetic Nukapedia.

@lujo But you're getting location of New Reno from one guy in Klamath, one guy in Den, 3 people (Lydia, Moore, Ed) in VC (well, even VC computer places it on your worldmap with some overview description)... it's more than enough! As for NCR and quest about scouting... it is only about scouting...

Huh? What? It obvious that Fo2 route is Klamath - Den - Modoc - VC - Broken Hills/New Reno - NCR and then just east to SF and Navarro, with Redding in the middle. It shouldn't have it, cause NCR is designed to be in late game, after NR and so on? I'm completely not getting your vision of NR...

Huh? You learn about NR pretty early - in Klamath, so I wouldn't say it steers you to NCR... And remember about Moore (who is no more random that Stark), who gives you suitcase for NR, so you should first go there, instead of going to NCR. In my first 3-4 games I always skipped Redding. Always...

Original canon ending from Van Buren - Shi got nuked by remnants of Enclave. And I support such ending for Bethesda canon... especially considering that Shi don't fit into Fallout.

Och no, another Fo3 Fanboy. Reason to oppose Enclave? Could anyone bring there Tagaziel text about James and his black magic 8-ball? Basically "I feel they are bad. I'm going to suicide because I just feel they're bad. Have fun wiping them out." vomiting from me...

I would say it's close, but rather not directly there.

Nuked. It gonna be nuked. If Avellone want it, I want it too.

Ok, so answers for you with evidences. Why he destroyed Vault? For tech. Why he filled it with concrete? He just didn't wanted to have Dwellers there. Sarah: Then youre asking, why he didn't used them for casinos. You already answered it. + small bonus.

The problem is, that you don't see any non-casinos/hotel/special buildings in the Strip, but in canon for sure there are a lot of them there. Royality of the Vegas isn't consisting of only 3 families, but some "normals" too. If not Vault Dwellers, then who? Families are just running casinos...

All your posts on 1 page are assuming that Vault Dwellers went into wasteland... but there are 0 indications for it... while version with Dwellers being in Vegas makes sense, otherwise House would be an idiot... and as we all know, he isn't. Why Obsidian would create such hole in bethesda-style?

And stopped Sarah and her brother. Even 50% would be a lot for House... (not even mentioning that for almost all his life Mitchell and his wife were very close to Vegas/in Vegas, only at the old age deciding to go to California so it gives almost 100%...) Using your logic, if you don't see all...

It was said in-game. He didn't wanted to have Vault Dwellers IN vault, but in Vegas + he used all tech from it. Then he used concrete because there was risk of Vault Dwellers going back to Vault instead of living in Vegas/around it. agoraphobia

Erm, almost all of them are there (in Vegas) not in wasteland, but you just don't see them in-game... Again I need to quote Avellone words about game logic? ehh... http://hydra-media.cursecdn.com/fallout.gamepedia.com/a/a3/Ranger_at_New_Vegas_entrance.jpg...

He just wanted to repopulate his lovely Vegas. Intelligent and radiation-free members of Vault 21 were best people for it. It's pretty well presented in the game.