Question said:Yea but they dont count as they arent actually part of the mine.At least its not supposed to be that way.
Sytxferryman said:Its not suposed to be that way? Seriously? Or you just think? I always jsut killed me all and thought nothing of it...
Kinda wished there was more underground after... like miners ACTUALY mining down ther once you fix their little "problem". Mabey a shp and a small diner down there becaulse its FREKIN HUGE down there and it wouldnt really be that big of a streatch.
Per said:Last edited by Per on Sun Mar 13, 2005 18:24; edited 4 times in total
Not really.Per said:You could see it like this: as long as there are wanamingos left in the tunnels, they can repopulate the mine at the drop of a hat.
Fallout Bible said:The wannamingos are a result of FEV virus experiments, but they are now becoming sterile.
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They do live a long time, but they were dying out at the time of Fallout 2.
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The eggs you see in Fallout 2 are the last generation of Wannamingoes to exist in the wasteland; the young Wannamingoes seen in F2 will perish in five years, and their parents a few years before that - an internal genetic clock will simply stop ticking, and they'll fall over dead.
Shadowbird said:Not really.Per said:You could see it like this: as long as there are wanamingos left in the tunnels, they can repopulate the mine at the drop of a hat.Fallout Bible said:The wannamingos are a result of FEV virus experiments, but they are now becoming sterile.
(...)
They do live a long time, but they were dying out at the time of Fallout 2.
(...)
The eggs you see in Fallout 2 are the last generation of Wannamingoes to exist in the wasteland; the young Wannamingoes seen in F2 will perish in five years, and their parents a few years before that - an internal genetic clock will simply stop ticking, and they'll fall over dead.
Jebus said:Read the Fallout guides before you make a noobish remark like that, Per.