oh yeah man, same thing with Wookiepedia, I'm still salty this woke piece of shit site includes The Clone Wars 2008 as part of the Expanded Universe, when it contradicts the whole Clone Wars MultiMedia Project and even the movies.
Toronto, just leave the forum. Going in alt accounts to continue to bitch and moan is not good for your health.
That's kinda rich coming from you, old man
Toronto, we may have had our disagreements and you definitely have come off as a whiny bitch when you were whining about whiners, but you should do what's best for your health. This forum is not worth it.
You would be right if you weren't embarrassing yourself
Denial is the worst thing a person can do, Toronto.
This is the thing that Bethesda fans will never get. I don't HAVE to like the same games you do. If you enjoy Fallout 4, or 76, or the TV show then why does it matter if I call it shit? You already effectively won the IP, dude. It doesn't matter.
The Elijah ending would be cool as hell and make for a way more interesting setting as well as a cool and unique villain so that won't happen. Bethesda also hated that ending so much they barred Obsidian from making any other "side with the bad guy" endings in future DLCs, so...
In my opinion, people bitching about people criticizing something are honestly worse than the people they are bitching about. At least the people criticizing something are doing it because they give at very least a tiny of bit of a shit, people whining about critics just want to feel superior and that to me is extremely childish and honestly pathetic.
Yeah, kind of the same thing with George Lucas, everyone loves to give George all the credit, while actually many more talented people made it happen.
I always thought Mr. House ending would make for a better setting, after all, he does promise a brighter future with new technology to introduce to the franchise and possibly a space exploration "With all that money pouring in? Give me 20 years, and I'll reignite the high technology development sectors. 50 years, and I'll have people in orbit. 100 years, and my colony ships will be heading for the stars, to search for planets unpolluted by the wrath and folly of a bygone generation.".
Can confirm, I've been in the shoes of someone critisizing critics while feeling all superior and smart.
I’ve always interpreted the Independent Vegas ending as the Courier fighting for an… independent New Vegas. I never really understood why people think that the Courier is going to rule over Vegas him/herself. After the game ends, the Courier is just gonna fuck off, just like every Fallout protagonist before him. Am I the only one that thinks this?
I'm pretty sure dialogue optioins the Courier has with Yes-Man clearly states that he will take control over Vegas. And it just would be unsatisfying otherwise since you are the one who did all the work and you are the one with an army of robots.
Yes, and one could argue that America already had cold fusion of sorts in their microfusion cells. I always just assumed that the tech came too late before the war and couldn't change anything about the worldwide situation.
It seemed intentionally vague to me when I played it, since Yes Man could be the result of any number of decisions you decide to make. Most people grab it under the assumption they will take over Vegas, some do it and assume their character leaves after. To me, the former makes the most sense.
...Can you knock it off?
Might be that, but given the themes of the show so far it'll likely be that House won and rules New Vegas with an iron fist (made of robots), and he and Hank will then wage a war against the recovering NCR to make sure pre-war capitalists rule the world.
come on, what's wrong with that?
