No but it's so far the best Fallout 4 DLC. The only competitor here is Far Harbor since Automatron is too short and Workshops are shit no matter how you look at it.
Gotcha!
That isn't exactly a hard thing to accomplish lol.
Same way the Vault Experiment, near everything in Fallout 2 ranging from Reno to Broken Hills to everything about the design/premise of the Enclave, shit like the Bright Followers, or the Atom Cult, the Legion being cosplaying Romans, all the dumb cosplaying factions in general fro mthe Khans to the Kings, Old Wold Blues in general, and lots of other incredibly stupid shit in Fallout makes sense.
Bethesda? For them it's an accomplishment and I can give them credit. Though now it feels like Fallout 4 is one big DLC to Nuka World.
Honestly, everything you described still sounds like total garbage to me.
Then why isn't it?
And within the context of the Fallout unvierse, its entirely possible to suspend one's disbelief because the unvierse has always been designed that way.
It's a gold compared to the Find-your-son bullshit plotline ridden with plot holes and questionable moments. And betraying Garbage is always good.
You might say he doesn't understand his own physiology.
It's still quite a stretch for food chemists to suddenly dip their hands into dabbling with nuclear and military research. Even if it involved a company like Nuka Cola, I still think it's quite a stretch for the military to pick a company known for soft drinks to design weapons of mass destruction for the military even if it is for organic targets. @Practicat puts it best, it's more like another poor attempt at the black humor of Fallout by saying that every corporation was under the control of the 'evulz' government amd that they were all involved in developing for the military.
Way to go making claims without actual proof (a link would be nice). You'll have to concede that there is some mental gymnastics involved around wrapping one's head around the idea of a food company suddenly becoming mad military scientists in their spare time.
I hate this excuse when it's used for the Fallout games. The Fallout games before 3 and 4 did not need to be a 'lulz' and 'funz' parody of 50s culture and could tell grim tales of adversity filled with black comedy balanced out with the human spirit triumphing over said adversity. Even if Fallout 2 went nuts with the humor, it still could maintain some form of internal consistency in their world (though the Vault Experiments should have been the exception rather than the norm for Vaults).
Yep, and the devs are completely self-aware here. It's all a plan of one dude to dethrone a previous boss who became too lazy.
I don't know, seems to be fun for plenty of people.
So if you stop playing Fallout 4, you'll be replaced by another player who is more willing to stay shackled to the game.
Damn, I guess I just don't understand my own physiology
Not 'MUH REALISM', rather it's 'MUH INTERNAL CONSISTENCY' and 'MUH VERISIMILITUDE'. Jesus dude, this isn't complicated stuff, it's been firmly established since, well, since good writing has existed, but I like to relate to Tolkien for establishing a functional isolated universe.
The fact that you reference Tolkien in relation to Fallout just proves my point. You really have no ability to consider anything believable unless its like super hardcore grounded.
