Overseer in a Fridge DLC

Why would they ship food before the vault is complete? Those crates would just be in the way of the construction. I mean if i build a house irl then the last thing im going to bring is furniture and food. Go to building sites and see just how many of them has a bunch of crates of food just lying around.
When I worked in construction and railway construction the only food allowed on the premises were our lunchboxes and even those were stored away from the actual construction site.
No one in their perfect mind would bring boxes of food into a construction site.
 
Why would they ship food before the vault is complete? Those crates would just be in the way of the construction. I mean if i build a house irl then the last thing im going to bring is furniture and food. Go to building sites and see just how many of them has a bunch of crates of food just lying around.
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So I'm assuming you missed the part where she had the Vault-Tec rations and other food you could see she had stored? 10/10 detective work.
Any way you slice it, this DLC - like all the other DLC (and like Fallout 4 itself) - is a lazy cash grab. Rationalize Bethesda's terrible writing all you like, it's not going to change that. This DLC was probably cut from the base game and resold as the Season Pass, especially since there's no way the lazy base game required 7 years of development time.

Mothership Zeta was better than the entire Fallout 4 Season Pass, and Fallout 3 destroyed Fallout 4 in every single way except FPS mechanics and crafting, which is what Fallout is now - an FPS crafting game. And New Vegas is on a higher level than both of those games, but you don't even have to compare this DLC to New Vegas DLC when it can't even compete with Fallout 3 DLC.

This series went from "Fallout: A Post-Nuclear Role Playing Game" to "Fallout: An FPS Crafting Game."
 
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All the 210 years, untouched?
Some of it is opened, and she has food in her own little like, office home or whathaveyou. There's plenty of issues with the DLC, but OP's post is wrong in what it initially complains about is all I said.
 
Just another complaint: At the end of the DLC, regardless of what happens, a unique Vault 88 Jumpsuit magically appears in your inventory. Like WTF.
 
They literally had food on most of the train cars, so I don't see what you're trying to argue. You can go into it and look at it yourself.
Oh, Zyax with the words of the great Maher, You're in the bubble Zyax, you're in the bubble ... ref.
 
Seriously Bethesda, you know the shit that Kid in the Fridge caused.
This writing can be applied to the whole game though, here, let me show you, and it is ever so catchy. I'll add a spoiler for anyone who hasn't witnessed the quests.
War Never Changes - Dude in the mirror
Out of Time - Black on the roof
Jewel of the Commonwealth - Bitch on the crack
Unlikely Valentine - Dick in a vault
Getting a Clue - Dog on a trail
Reunions - Cybernetics in a dude
Dangerous Minds - Dude in a pod
The Glowing Sea - Orc in a cave
Hunter/Hunted - Component on a roof
The Molecular Level - Dude in a teleporter
Institutionalized - Old guy in a bed

DLCs
Far Harbor - Chick on a boat
Automatron - Bots on the street
Vault-Tec - Ghoul in a vault
 
Oh, Zyax with the words of the great Maher, You're in the bubble Zyax, you're in the bubble ... ref.
And that bubble is? I just pointed out his complaint is unfounded, not that criticism of it is wrong or unjustified. As I've previously stated, there's plenty to dislike about it.
 
Some of it is opened, and she has food in her own little like, office home or whathaveyou. There's plenty of issues with the DLC, but OP's post is wrong in what it initially complains about is all I said.
I think if you look at the OP as being half thought-out and not take it too seriously it is easier to understand. I know that I felt violated when I tried it because Vault Tec is a sacred yet awful name to me, it is a taboo that shouldn't be fully explored, especially by a Bethesda employee that picked the vault number because it "sounds cool." They have no capacity to do Vault Tec justice. So a simple "It's like Kid in the fridge" comparison is something I can laugh at, but not take seriously like an actual full out dissection.
Just another complaint: At the end of the DLC, regardless of what happens, a unique Vault 88 Jumpsuit magically appears in your inventory. Like WTF.
Week complaint really, you should re-write your op to be all inclusive. This point on it's own is rather pathetic imo. There are so many other foul aspects, I'm taken aback by you using this highly expected one.
The bubble? Finding excuses for lame writing and shitty quest design :P.
We must have read different words, or is it because Zyax was only 99.9% against the DLC and in order to get Order lovin he needs to go full hate? Sometimes this community seems anti-discussion. No good arguments. I miss the days of @Ragemage I feel like you lost your fire for a good argument, at least in regards to this.
 
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