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I always enjoy seeing the half-crazed Bethesda Defense Force, come running out to defend their poor quality product. I will say this though, whatever Bethesda marketing is doing, it must be working, since there seems to be no end to the number of their fans, who'll rush to the defense of...

Depending on your point of divergence in this Fallout's timeline, the future could also look like Robocop (the Paul Verhoven one, not the modern garbage remake).

If Fallout was realistic, it would play more like Operation Flashpoint, or one of the ARMA series.

Primary: Charleston complex (submarine base, area east of Summerville between Goose Creek and Folly Beach), Myrtle Beach AFB, Shaw AFB. Secondary: Parris Island Marine Base. Tertiary: Aiken, Columbia, Greenville, Greer, Hardeeville (Savannah, Georgia), North Augusta.

It seems that the internet is in agreement that these particular targets, would have been tasked ICBMs by the Soviets: Primary: Cherry Point (Havelock), Pope AFB (Fayetteville), Seymour-Johnson AFB (SAC bombers, Goldsboro). Secondary: Camp Lejeune, Fort Bragg (Fayetteville), Southport...

Bethesda seems very effective at marketing mild, yet boring crap. Then again, considering that the goal of electronic entertainment in this day and age, is simply about sales. Now evidently, the industry has always been about making a profit too, but at least back in the 70's and 80's and even...

I've noticed that Bethesda fans are much like Ford owners. It doesn't matter how bad the product is, they'll loyally buy the newest model and then crow the loudest about it, no matter what its faults or defects may be.

More than likely what Fallout's nuclear war would have been like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlPEBROvR9w

Nowhere in the English language is "glassing" a term in common usage!

If they actually brought back ISOMETRIC, then maybe Bethesda's Fallout would be marginally more appealing, than the ADD fueled Doom Clone bullshit that they're marketing as a "Fallout" product!

Doom traditionally is a shooting game (I know that they made a more modern version but I've never played it, nor was I too interested in it), and considering that Bethesda's Fallout was 90% about solving quests with shooting enemy x, y and z. So the Fallout-Doom name is entirely apt, for...

First off with regards to the Vertibird: The Vertibird was still in the prototype phase when the Great War struck in 2077, preventing it from entering full military service which was scheduled for 2085 That being said, why would a prototype be deployed to a random Vault just outside of Boston...

It's been well established since Bethesda's first go at the Fallout Franchise, that they weren't particularly interested in the Fallout continuity to begin with, however it seems that Bethesda's Fallout 4, has wholly given up on even trying to respect the continuity(some of which they now...

The problem with the Fallout-Doom series, is that it's built for the ADD addled Millennial Generation, who don't have time for reading or morally gray circumstances, instead they want intense action, explosions and "epic stuff" to quote the vernacular of modern electronic entertainment marketing.

i'm curious, would the "White Australia" policy on immigration still be in force?

Now this would have been a great ending to Bethesda's Fallout 3, that everything that happens after the player takes the aptitude test are basically nothing more than a dream, which not only explains all the poor design choices and lack of understanding of the story.

Not even H.P. Lovecraft, can make Bethesda's Fallout-Doom 2(aka "Fallout 4") better!

Well that was definitely the worst promotional video that I've ever seen? Why does Bethesda's Fallout-Doom, insist upon making the world look like WW3 was only a matter of months or years ago still? Also, that was probably the stupidest use of trying to build tension, with the radio announcer...

And that Ladies and Gentlemen is what happens when ADD addled Millennials are made to play anything that doesn't have explosions every ten seconds. Also, what was with all the damn Japanimation, was that supposed to be relevant at all?

The entrance to the NCR was some sort of forcefield or energy based contraption, and so was the entrance to the residence of Congressman West(I believe that was his name). Also, even the Shi, Hubologists and Vault City could manufacture those technologies....so the gap between Classic and...