R.Graves
Confirmed Retard
Not I. I'm not in no oven. I'm already burning with lust as it is.
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How do you feel about mutants?
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TheChosen1
Moving Target
An open mind is like a fortress with it's gates unbarred and unguarded
R.Graves
Confirmed Retard
TheChosen1
Moving Target
Mr. Necrosis
Corporate fascism at its finest.
Thread is seriously lacking heresy memes and heresy heresy memes.
Attraction to ghouls is far from necrophilia. It is more comparable to attraction to disfigured people (which is a thing), than necrophilia, but both comparisons are quite wrong.
Mr Fish
Slippy sloppy, The
I want to a super mutant to use me as a ventriloquist dummy with his cock.
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Seriously though, it is case of racism and bigotry turning those who are different into something humans would consider "monsters". I don't consider Bethesda's bullshit to be canon so ghouls don't randomly turn feral and super mutants are at most stupid, not sadistically brutally murderous. If one looks at mutants then it can be a bit hard to "accept them", not just because ghouls look like walking decaying corpses and super mutants are capable of breaking you in two with little difficulty if they so wanted to; But because of how humans have treated ghouls and because of Super Mutants forming from a cult that the Master created it has kind of fucked up any easy coexistence.
So, what do I feel about them? They're still human. No matter how differently they look they are still human. It is not like they are Ghosts from Sierra Madre or the skinless from Lonesome Road. Mutants who's brains have been altered by the mutations so that they are always going to be hostile.
But while I want to give them the benefit of the doubt and while I want to sympathize with them the problem is still that they are human. And humans are pieces of shit. Everyone has to prove themselves to be better than the rest of the world and even then I will still keep my eye on them.
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Seriously though, it is case of racism and bigotry turning those who are different into something humans would consider "monsters". I don't consider Bethesda's bullshit to be canon so ghouls don't randomly turn feral and super mutants are at most stupid, not sadistically brutally murderous. If one looks at mutants then it can be a bit hard to "accept them", not just because ghouls look like walking decaying corpses and super mutants are capable of breaking you in two with little difficulty if they so wanted to; But because of how humans have treated ghouls and because of Super Mutants forming from a cult that the Master created it has kind of fucked up any easy coexistence.
So, what do I feel about them? They're still human. No matter how differently they look they are still human. It is not like they are Ghosts from Sierra Madre or the skinless from Lonesome Road. Mutants who's brains have been altered by the mutations so that they are always going to be hostile.
But while I want to give them the benefit of the doubt and while I want to sympathize with them the problem is still that they are human. And humans are pieces of shit. Everyone has to prove themselves to be better than the rest of the world and even then I will still keep my eye on them.
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CaptJ
The Rival of Roquefort Hall
Super Mutants and Ghouls can't reproduce unless you consider some aspects of Van Buren to be canon so I don't feel threaten by their race. However, I'm glad that the Intelligent Deathclaws died off without getting my hands dirty.
TheChosen1
Moving Target
naossano
So Old I'm Losing Radiation Signs
They are still humans, they deserve the same treatment than the rest of humanity, they are Also victims of their condition, and they can contribute to society in ways other people can't.
About the ferals and hostiles super-mutants, they deserve death or prison, but so as any normies that would commit the same acts. The penalty would punish their actions, not their nature.
About the ferals and hostiles super-mutants, they deserve death or prison, but so as any normies that would commit the same acts. The penalty would punish their actions, not their nature.
MojaveMoproblems
It Wandered In From the Wastes
All ghouls should be aloud the same rights as humans because they are just heavily disfigured humans, Super Mutants like alot of the West Coast Mutants more specifically Neil, Marcus, Fawkes, and Uncle Leo (sorry for mentioning the only two non hostile super mutants in FO3). Any Super Mutant really that isn't hostile to the average human on the wasteland should be okay. Other Mutants and Ghouls who act like bloodthirsty mutants on a rampage against hewmans should be permitted to all the rights that humans have.
Einhanderc7
Vat dipped, grown and still oozing with perfection
First off, Super mutants are not Human. (No I will not recognize FO4 stupidity to retort my statement.)
Secondly through the genetic manipulation with the aid of FEV super mutants are defined as another race.
However I cannot condone the extermination of either Human or Super Mutant. Both are capable of logic and diplomacy. If they cannot get along then both must be eliminated. There is no such thing as innocence, only degrees of guilt.
Secondly through the genetic manipulation with the aid of FEV super mutants are defined as another race.
However I cannot condone the extermination of either Human or Super Mutant. Both are capable of logic and diplomacy. If they cannot get along then both must be eliminated. There is no such thing as innocence, only degrees of guilt.
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Throatpunch
Banned
Depends.
I hate most mutants since they are stupid and will try to kill you on sight, but I can make exceptions for individuals like Professor Virgil who can be restored back to humanity with the serum and has not degenerated.
I hate most mutants since they are stupid and will try to kill you on sight, but I can make exceptions for individuals like Professor Virgil who can be restored back to humanity with the serum and has not degenerated.
CT Phipps
Carbon Dated and Proud
I think West Coast mutants get a lot of leeway despite the majority still venerating a monstrous evil flesh god's memory.
The notorious OVB
Minster of Truth
But at least they weren't Orks from Warhammer, but even then Orks have Dakka and red paint, the Super mutants are there....because...they're there, that's literally why people hate the East Coast super mutants, they were shoehorned into 3 and 4, at least there were separate communities of super mutants in the west coast with different reactions to humans, I.E Black Mountain and Jacobstown, but in 3 and 4, super mutants (apart from Fawkes, Uncle Leo and Strong) only want to kill and that's it, the reason why the master is so highly regarded is because he's an unintentional villain, he thinks he's creating a master race and thus creating unity, the super mutants support this idea of unity because they have SOME shred of humanity inside of them, not to mention how the Master is a pysker who could've just fucked with them anyway.
CT Phipps
Carbon Dated and Proud
I always felt the Master was given more leeway than he deserved versus the Enclave. The Master's plan is every bit as monstrous as the Enclave's but he is treated as a well intentioned extremist while they're tretaed as cartoon villains.
I will admit, though, the Fallout 4 Super Mutants would have been more interesting as refugees from the CW.
naossano
So Old I'm Losing Radiation Signs
For the master pov. Not saying he is right.
The whole humanity suffered a massive collective trauma with the great war, the nuclear holocaust and the nuclear winter. Richard Grey was amongst the first few people that left their vaults to rediscover the world, decades before the vault dweller. He might have known the world before the war or have grown up amongst people who did and who suffered the loss. He explored the massive graveyard of what was left of humanity, knowing what was lost and being swallowed by emptyness. He was amongst those who started the process of rebuilding. He was also amongst those who tried to eradicate the mutant treat. He ended up in the vats, heavily disfigured, suffered so much physical and mental changes that it could have rendered anyone else insane or detached from humanity. At the opposite, Richard Grey managed to maintain a good part of his humanity, by a singular idea. An idea that wasn't necessary the most down to hearth, but a self- less idea to heal humanity from its collective trauma while embracing the new world and giving a meaning to his suffering and the suffering of humanity. Achieving world peace through the unity. The idea can be seen as naive, idealistic, flawed, undeserving so much sacrifices and denying the free will, but it gave a meaning to richard grey life, helped to cope with his condition by giving him a role in this world, helped him to cope with his tragedy and was supposed to help humanity to cope with the trauma of war, death, radiation and give a sense to something that wouldn't make sense to a kind mind. The nuclearc holocaust shouldn't have happened, but if it brought the unity, it had a reason to happen, and helped the man of faith to keep believe. Also, the casualties of those would didn't survive being dipped were a loss he was willing to accept if it meant sparing generations and generations of people from the trauma of war and sparing humanity from another nuclear holocaust. It could have ultimately failed if the super-mutants had ended warring each other, but being wrong doesn't mean the intends are bad. Ultimately, he learns that mutants are stériles and can't cope with it. Not only he sacrificed people to achieve a meaningless goal, his sorry life loses its purpose, and he knows that he will not be able to prevent future wars and future nuclear holocaust. He lost hope and kill himself. The character whole existence is a tragedy. You can only feel sorry for him.
As flawed was his solution, Richard grey learnt from the great war and tried to find solution for that holocaust to never happen again, while the Enclave was on his way to repeat the same mistake, while being unrepentant about it. Also, while the master was exotic, tragic, charismatic and fascinating, the enclave was hopelessly mundane. They what you would expect from humanity, pre-war power structure and real life superpowers. A lot more firepower than ethic, and disregard for the life of anything outside their little side of the land. They are more frightening than the calculator army,in some way, because of what they tell us about those who live amongs us and even lead us. Still unable to learn after so many millennial of wars and segregations.
The whole humanity suffered a massive collective trauma with the great war, the nuclear holocaust and the nuclear winter. Richard Grey was amongst the first few people that left their vaults to rediscover the world, decades before the vault dweller. He might have known the world before the war or have grown up amongst people who did and who suffered the loss. He explored the massive graveyard of what was left of humanity, knowing what was lost and being swallowed by emptyness. He was amongst those who started the process of rebuilding. He was also amongst those who tried to eradicate the mutant treat. He ended up in the vats, heavily disfigured, suffered so much physical and mental changes that it could have rendered anyone else insane or detached from humanity. At the opposite, Richard Grey managed to maintain a good part of his humanity, by a singular idea. An idea that wasn't necessary the most down to hearth, but a self- less idea to heal humanity from its collective trauma while embracing the new world and giving a meaning to his suffering and the suffering of humanity. Achieving world peace through the unity. The idea can be seen as naive, idealistic, flawed, undeserving so much sacrifices and denying the free will, but it gave a meaning to richard grey life, helped to cope with his condition by giving him a role in this world, helped him to cope with his tragedy and was supposed to help humanity to cope with the trauma of war, death, radiation and give a sense to something that wouldn't make sense to a kind mind. The nuclearc holocaust shouldn't have happened, but if it brought the unity, it had a reason to happen, and helped the man of faith to keep believe. Also, the casualties of those would didn't survive being dipped were a loss he was willing to accept if it meant sparing generations and generations of people from the trauma of war and sparing humanity from another nuclear holocaust. It could have ultimately failed if the super-mutants had ended warring each other, but being wrong doesn't mean the intends are bad. Ultimately, he learns that mutants are stériles and can't cope with it. Not only he sacrificed people to achieve a meaningless goal, his sorry life loses its purpose, and he knows that he will not be able to prevent future wars and future nuclear holocaust. He lost hope and kill himself. The character whole existence is a tragedy. You can only feel sorry for him.
As flawed was his solution, Richard grey learnt from the great war and tried to find solution for that holocaust to never happen again, while the Enclave was on his way to repeat the same mistake, while being unrepentant about it. Also, while the master was exotic, tragic, charismatic and fascinating, the enclave was hopelessly mundane. They what you would expect from humanity, pre-war power structure and real life superpowers. A lot more firepower than ethic, and disregard for the life of anything outside their little side of the land. They are more frightening than the calculator army,in some way, because of what they tell us about those who live amongs us and even lead us. Still unable to learn after so many millennial of wars and segregations.
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Juza The Cloud
Nanto Goshasei
Well I joined this message board so you could say I don't want them allowed
Do Super Mutants in Fallout and Fallout 2 eat humans? I honestly can't remember if they do but I think there is nothing saying they do.
I think that is another stupid thing about Bethesda's Super Mutants, they are so "evil and barbarian" that they eat humans.
EDIT: Imagine how many humans a Behemoth has to eat per day....
I think that is another stupid thing about Bethesda's Super Mutants, they are so "evil and barbarian" that they eat humans.
EDIT: Imagine how many humans a Behemoth has to eat per day....
a721402
Perhaps tomorrow will be better.
Not in Fallout1 as I recall, but in the Mariposa military base of Fallout 2, some of them will see the chosen one as a giant mouse and want to eat him/her.