Some ideas from experiance of rpg's

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Actually fits..

>Actually it's more befitting the next
>Ultima game ...God knows that
>series has gone to the
>pisser....

It bestfits all of them, FF > 6, Ultima > 7, FOT:BOS..

All "fallen ones" in their formerly good series.

-Xotor-

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RE: *Cough* What the hell are you smoking? *Cough*

> If you remember from
>fallout 1, the master was
>psychic. when you walked down
>the hall to meet him
>you got "mind-blasted".
> Why not add robot
>arms and stuff? After all
>there _is_ the brother hood
>of steel.
> As for ammo, lets
>have some ammo factories run
>by underpaid ghouls.
>
> Just my two caps,
>
>Tk-421




YEAH! You're RIGHT!!! Oh wait...what happened to the Brotherhood again? Oooh...forced into hiding by the Enclave you say? Wow...members killed...outposts looted...that's TERRIBLE!

Do you seriously want another stupidass spell system in another RPG? That's worse than the one they snuck into System Shock...
 
RE: *Cough* What the hell are you smoking? *Cough*

two things invalidate your argument the saying "wheres theres a will theres a way" and second off most of the small arms used in fallout are simple wep that can be mantaned by bullet molds and bath-tub chemistry i never said that the method of production has to be of a mass prodused type, if you look at the fallout world most problems you encounter only have a small number rounds for their guns, evan if you prodused only one bullet a day the majority of the time you would be stock pileing ammo not shooting it off. people in the fallout world are more like famers then anything else and farmers do two types of butt work. one is busting your butt to get the work done and the other is sitting on your butt becuse theirs nothing to do. wouldent you think this gives people a lot of time to make sharp pointys that go boom. and as for resorses many of them would be lying around as objects that no longer work such as cars (or entyer citys, after all the people who lived there dont need worldly goods where they have gone) the car baterys prob. have lead in them for at least a clip of ammo, as well as providing models for reprodusing themselfs. take for exsample a lathe, its almost al solid block of steal (as are most industreal tools) it would take almost a direct hit from a nuke on everyone of them (and there are thousands of all diferent sizes but all working on the same principal)to compleatly wipe out at least some usefullness as a model. as for the argument that resorses cant be exstracted from the wastes if a human wants somthing badly they will get it and humans have a hisory of wanting to kill people very badly. finaly the vaults, as well as some of the remaining/less damaged citys would have at least some industral capacity i will consead that the tricky part in makeing bulets is the nitric acid but as long as it is wrighen down some where so it dosent have to be redescovered it will be used, the final argument is based on our evolution deap down in the pit of our bellys we know we need tools to servive after all take our tools awoay and we are little more then food for something else, we need tools so we create tools and most of the time we make the best ones we can, sice guns would help us servive better we make them any way we can. ps do some looking into the vet cong and philipno fighers they made there guns (many of them modern) without an industreal base (look into the early records such as fighinng the jap. or french) my apologys for the spelling i was in a rush.
 
Sorry, wrong again.. er.. still wrong.

>two things invalidate your argument the
>saying "wheres theres a will
>theres a way" and second
>off most of the small
>arms used in fallout are
>simple wep that can be
>mantaned by bullet molds and
>bath-tub chemistry i never said
>that the method of production
>has to be of a
>mass prodused type,

You DID say that:

"As for ammo, lets have some ammo factories run by underpaid ghouls."

The key word is "factory" as in manufacturing large quantities.

> if you
>look at the fallout world
>most problems you encounter only
>have a small number rounds
>for their guns, evan if
>you prodused only one bullet
>a day the majority of
>the time you would be
>stock pileing ammo not shooting
>it off. people in the
>fallout world are more like
>famers then anything else and
>farmers do two types of
>butt work. one is busting
>your butt to get the
>work done and the other
>is sitting on your butt
>becuse theirs nothing to do.
>wouldent you think this gives
>people a lot of time
>to make sharp pointys that
>go boom. and as for
>resorses many of them would
>be lying around as objects
>that no longer work such
>as cars (or entyer citys,
>after all the people who
>lived there dont need worldly
>goods where they have gone)
>the car baterys prob. have
>lead in them for at
>least a clip of ammo,
>as well as providing models
>for reprodusing themselfs. take for
>exsample a lathe, its almost
>al solid block of steal
>(as are most industreal tools)
>it would take almost a
>direct hit from a nuke
>on everyone of them (and
>there are thousands of all
>diferent sizes but all working
>on the same principal)to compleatly
>wipe out at least some
>usefullness as a model.

Do you know how LONG it would take to even perfect the process of creating even a small amount of ammo? You've got to develope the casts, find the resources, mix the chemicals, fill the cases with gunpowder (which will most likely not be of grade quality), put the ignitor into the back of the bullet, cap that ignitor with a metal shield, and then put the lead bullet itself into the tip. Even creating one bullet would take too much time.

Then you don't even know if you've done it right, are you to trust your home-brew bullets when you need to defend youself against a gecko? What if there is not enough propellent? What if the mercury fulminate doesn't ignite the propellent?

Factories are used not only for their mass-production capabilities but also because the process is refined and you can expect the same results from each product chugged out.

> as
>for the argument that resorses
>cant be exstracted from the
>wastes if a human wants
>somthing badly they will get
>it and humans have a
>hisory of wanting to kill
>people very badly.

Just wanting it is not an excuse. You will not, for instance, see a mass scale lead mine to just find lead for bullets, no. There is no infrastructure to support such an operation. To gather the necessary materials for bullet production would require at least a hundred people just to collect enough materials for one person. And when bullets can simply be found, bought, or traded, why bother creating your own?

> finaly the
>vaults, as well as some
>of the remaining/less damaged citys
>would have at least some
>industral capacity

Hardly. The industrial capacity to create a bullet factory is very specialized. Why do you think there are only a few bullet-making companies world-wide? I hardly think you will find any capacity for bullet production in a burnt out city or a vault that was made for survival.

> i will consead
>that the tricky part in
>makeing bulets is the
>nitric acid but as long
>as it is wrighen down
>some where so it dosent
>have to be redescovered it
>will be used, the final
>argument is based on our
>evolution deap down in the
>pit of our bellys we
>know we need tools to
>servive after all take our
>tools awoay and we are
>little more then food for
>something else, we need tools
>so we create tools and
>most of the time we
>make the best ones we
>can, sice guns would help
>us servive better we make
>them any way we can.

Evolution does not specify the need to create bullets. That is a moot argument and has no bearing on anything. If anything it is a cheesy excuse.

>ps do some looking into
>the vet cong and philipno
>fighers they made there guns
>(many of them modern) without
>an industreal base (look into
>the early records such as
>fighinng the jap. or french)
>my apologys for the spelling
>i was in a rush.

The Viet Cong received their supplied via the Ho Chi Minh Trail, a network of inter-jungle roads that lead up to North Vietnam where they had factories to produce weapons and munitions. THAT was an industrial base.

-Xotor-

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RE: Sorry, wrong again.. er.. still wrong.

if it is so hard to make wep. grade materals then how in the hell did we even begin to make wep. more advanced then bows and slings? the solution is knowlage and imagination. if you know how to make a gun and you can get your hands on the materals then why not do so? your porposing that making guns is imposible in that wastes it most defenitly is not impos. (dif. yes but not impos.) and what pray tell do you think makes all the bullets and gun parts. tools very simple tools that come from even simpler tools. i cite the lathe again as my exsample, first if the principal behind the lathe is understood you can make more of them and the principal behind the lathe is the same as the poters wheel (a very old invention) finaly i was citing the fight of the vet cong aginst the jap and french NOT the later battles aginst the US and south vet. this was before vet. was even independent much less rec. by other countrys you are thinking of the wrong time per. and i am not suporting that redic. claim about ghouls im saying that makeing guns is not beyond the cape. of the people liveing in the wastes or of those in the citys and the vaults (exsp. the vaults, they were designed to reasablish civ. after the war and that would req. industreal tools cap. of buliding wep.). the truth likely lies between our two arguments.
 
RE: Sorry, wrong again.. er.. still wrong.

I think you have forgotten what kind of world Fallout takes place in.

Bullet manufacturing started roughly around the United States Civil War. Look at the infrastructure then and look at the infrastructure of a post-fallout world. There IS no infrastructure.

At the time of the Civil War there were mines, factories, and the war provided enough funds to support such a cause (pre-made bullets were created for the most part by the North, which had the funds). The Civil War took place during the industrial revolution, when people were building factories extremely fast to keep up with the competition.

What do you have in a post-fallout world? A lot of scattered people all over the wastes trying to live from day to day in a destroyed world. What meaningful establishments there are lies in the settlements laid by the vaults which in turn still don't have the resources necessary to build even a small scale operation. Vaults were not designed to create an industrial base.

Also, unlike the industrial revolution there are no ways of transporting goods around aside from slow caravans which can't carry a lot. There are no trains, no riverboats, no trucks.

Also bullet casts need to be prototyped and refined. Sure bullet shells can be used as a guide but they still need to be prototyped and tested in order to have a working design.

-Xotor-

>if it is so hard to
>make wep. grade materals then
>how in the hell did
>we even begin to make
>wep. more advanced then bows
>and slings? the solution is
>knowlage and imagination. if you
>know how to make a
>gun and you can get
>your hands on the materals
>then why not do so?
>your porposing that making guns
>is imposible in that wastes
>it most defenitly is not
>impos. (dif. yes but not
>impos.) and what pray tell
>do you think makes all
>the bullets and gun parts.
>tools very simple tools that
>come from even simpler tools.
>i cite the lathe again
>as my exsample, first if
>the principal behind the lathe
>is understood you can make
>more of them and the
>principal behind the lathe is
>the same as the poters
>wheel (a very old invention)
>finaly i was citing the
>fight of the vet cong
>aginst the jap and french
>NOT the later battles aginst
>the US and south vet.
>this was before vet. was
>even independent much less rec.
>by other countrys you are
>thinking of the wrong time
>per. and i am not
>suporting that redic. claim about
>ghouls im saying that makeing
>guns is not beyond the
>cape. of the people liveing
>in the wastes or of
>those in the citys and
>the vaults (exsp. the vaults,
>they were designed to reasablish
>civ. after the war and
>that would req. industreal tools
>cap. of buliding wep.). the
>truth likely lies between our
>two arguments.


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RE: Sorry, wrong again.. er.. still wrong.

your argument makes no sense at all the vaults not haveing the capacity to rebuild an industreal civ.? bull shit! if i was going to stock a vault i would have the ness. eqwip. and knowlage to rebuild the infulstructuer that was distroyed or at least the tools to build the tools i need. yes it might take years but the redused pop in the vault have time to rebuld their infulstruct. (speshaly there ammo and guns what else are they going to do while wating fot the all clear) before it needs to suport pre war needs, but one of the things that would be high on the list of procuerment and dev. would be wep. after all we just didn't servive a nuke war just to become food for other things. and as you clamed the tech leval for mass making bullets is OVER 100 YEARS OLD in out time much less after fallout id say that the vaults would at the very least be up to that lev. of tech right off the start. and bullet molds arnt that hard to make yes it would be crude and the bullet made would be nowhere near the wonders of mass prod. bullet but it would work and that is what maters after all most kills are made with in 200 yards, which was the reason the assult rifle was made as a wep to provide the smgs short range fire power and the mid-leval range of a rifle. the pop. might be scatered outside the vaults but there are set. out there NCR San-Fran ect. they have ov. preseved some capasity for making guns your ave. farmer might not be abel to make bullets better then someone from the rev. war but he could prob. get his hands on (at consid. cost) mass prodused type wep and ammo (and there have been some very crude guns (and their ammo) that have worked well like the sten gun, the grease gun, and of course the ak-47)
 
RE: Sorry, wrong again.. er.. still wrong.

Why wouldnt there be mines in the fallout universe? After all, people, having been turned away from the vaults, would seek shelter in mines. As for a lack of metals, wouldnt people use dead cars? Recycle them to preserve the fragile ecosystem. Of course they'll have to rebuild all those pretty walls.

Tk-421
 
RE: *Cough* What the hell are you smoking? *Cough*

Remeber Redding and Broken Hills, those places mined oar, wich means its posible that some one can enage in the acienct art of manurfacturing stuff like house parts and ammo
 
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