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I never thought I’d say this, but I now hate nukes in Fallout.

I’ve never heard of this FEV bomb business before. The closest thing to it is the Enclave’s modified FEV in Fallout 2, but Pre-War FEV bombs is new to me. No it was clearly the Nuka Cola Corporation that was responsible. They somehow figured out everywhere in the post apocalyptic world would...

Wasn’t it due to power armoured US troops approaching Beijing? In a last ditch effort the Chinese launched before the US would take the city. I can’t remember where I got that from though.

Nuclear weapons are not something a corporation would get a hold of, nor would the Vault-Tec seniority have any power over the military/government portion of the Enclave. I think having Vault-Tec as the main bad guy just undermines the arc message of the series, “War. War never changes”, which...

What’s the deal with Outer Worlds? I only played a very little bit of it ages ago and never got back to playing it.

Of course, classic fucking management. That tribal picture fits far better than the Enclave helmet (even if the Enclave helmet is cool) and I bet it would have been easy to make portrait. As for the tutorial… I have no words really. Just reinforces why I really do not like upper management...

What was the original cover image, and why weren’t they allowed? Seems very unfair to them. And I always wondered why they didn’t make the tutorial skippable, I never knew that they actually wanted to. Who’s the idiot who forbid them doing that?

War. War never changes.

Those Canadians… with their beady little eyes and flapping heads.

I’m not sure why he even said it to begin with. Saying “No not the shooter” doesn’t take away from the fact that he’d still be involved in a war crime. If I remember the intro correctly, the guy on the left even laughs after the first shot.

Vault-Tec started the War... So much for "War never changes."

Long time since I've been here, hope everyone's doing well

I remember how nuclear weapons were treated in the older games. They weren't plentiful but the few that were left were treated with great fear and respect.