Anarchosyn
Still Mildly Glowing
I'm a little rusty on my Fallout 1 lore but was anything ever explicitly stated about the relative socio-economic positions of the people who got into the vaults opposed to those that were omitted?
Was it a rich / poor dichotomy or used for social commentary at all?
Anyhow, it's just a passing curiosity. I approach Fallout titles with a role player's perspective and - for FO3 at least - I'm planning on testing the mettle of Bethesda's development approach by playing a wide eyed and utterly non-combat gal descended from a line of thick, privileged gits. Basically what would happen if the Hiltons got into a vault and inbred for a few hundred years.
I "broke" Oblivion trying this, I'm curious to see if I'll break FO3.
Was it a rich / poor dichotomy or used for social commentary at all?
Anyhow, it's just a passing curiosity. I approach Fallout titles with a role player's perspective and - for FO3 at least - I'm planning on testing the mettle of Bethesda's development approach by playing a wide eyed and utterly non-combat gal descended from a line of thick, privileged gits. Basically what would happen if the Hiltons got into a vault and inbred for a few hundred years.
I "broke" Oblivion trying this, I'm curious to see if I'll break FO3.