PsychoSniper
So Old I'm Losing Radiation Signs
A slight Mad Max refrence would be par for the course in FO1 though, especily a slight enough one to be hard to notice.
Silencer said:After all, why isn't it a 'full installation' or 'complete' ?
rogue said:mhm...i have always wondered wtf are the military holodisks for in fo2?
are they just funny and amusing or do they have another functions aswell?
Vault-Dweller said:Define 'Easter Egg'... are we talking random quotes that have been taken from something, or specifically items that have been added for no reason other than someone's amusement?
Silencer said:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gehenna
There you have it.
Muslims would speak of it as a place of torment for sinners, so it's quite close to this definition.
I believe Sheol is the word for Hell in hebrew (or rather, the Afterlife, but I may be wrong, it's quite ambigous and I'm not an expert on that)
EDIT: OK, so actually Gehenna would roughly correspond to Hell and Sheol to Afterlife....
Camarilla is a real world too, http://www.hyperdictionary.com/dictionary/camarilla although it's mostly associated with WoD in certain circles
Dove said:http://www.ci.camarillo.ca.us/PsychoSniper said:Is that Camerrilla or Camerrillo, I cant quite tell.
Snake said:What the hell does the carkey you find in fallout 1 in the military base do? I spent days searching for things to open it with without success. My friend even said he bought a car from the special encounter with the car salesman and even if I knew he was lying I just had to be sure.
Mike said:Under your easter eggs for Fallout 2, you missed the part at the cats paw where the hooker says "my names easy, whats yours" this is from the Scorcese film Taxi Driver (my personal favorite). I was just sayin.
Sorry, but another easter egg you missed. In Unforgiven the cowboys are lookin for people who cut up the whore in the town of Whiskey, which is a mini-quest somewhere in Fallout 2...