Traeger91
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Hopefully this won't get too far off topic. Also, anarchy is poo poo and the mid 2000's called, they want their edgy teenage atheist back.
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How were people entertained enough by this to be able to justify wasting time to defend it?
So, with that chalkboard, they wanted to imply that NCR was nuked around 2277 to give themselves the implication of 19 years having passed, but give themselves plausible deniability by having a final arrow and undated mushroom cloud come thereafter.
It would have made more sense to have the CEO of Nuka COla present at that meeting.
Yeah, the nuke happening after is pure cope to excuse shoddy writing.really personally don’t think that chalkboard can be taken any other way but Shady Sands being nuked ON 2277
The best way to refute a nihilist is to kill him.
Yeah, the nuke happening after is pure cope to excuse shoddy writing.
if fallout 4 is any indicator they dont really seem to notice. the commonwealth is a completely different setting than was described in fallout 3 by like a lot and the brotherhood got absolutely shit on even going as far as killing off sarah lyons inbetween games for no reasonI hope they do, so that the people whining about the people that criticize the lore breaking in the TV show can feel how it is when their favorite lore gets also mangled and twisted.
That's typical Bethesda. If I recall, cyrodiil is completely different as well on how it's described in Morrowind. What I've learned over the years is Bethesda fans like the window dressing and exploring a big dumb map. They couldn't give a fuck about about the lore or the actual "game' part of the game.if fallout 4 is any indicator they dont really seem to notice. the commonwealth is a completely different setting than was described in fallout 3 by like a lot and the brotherhood got absolutely shit on even going as far as killing off sarah lyons inbetween games for no reason
You'd think bringing in two companies very directly intertwined with the biggest reasons for the war in the first place and with huge interest in everything involved would be, y'know, a good idea. But no, it's all Vault-Tec.Poseidon oil, or general atomics imo
Yeah, they called it the Resource Wars, not the Poorly-Thought-Out Social Experiments Wars.You'd think bringing in two companies very directly intertwined with the biggest reasons for the war in the first place and with huge interest in everything involved would be, y'know, a good idea. But no, it's all Vault-Tec.
I feel like they forgot about all the shit that was supposed to have happened before the War, like also the New Plague and how it led to FEV. Now it's just "lol let's make mutant super soldiers by experimenting on immigrants".Yeah, they called it the Resource Wars, not the Poorly-Thought-Out Social Experiments Wars.
So in other words, the Retard Wars.Yeah, they called it the Resource Wars, not the Poorly-Thought-Out Social Experiments Wars.
i just learned earlier today that kirkman has been trying to get a more faithful animated adaptation off the ground for a while but AMC wont let himSooo its as terrible as the Walking Dead adaptation? Now I know not to waste my time.
It's not a weird pull at all if you think about it based on how the writing has been so far and how they handle Fallout references. They're just pulling names and ideas to tie in New Vegas. The last shot of the series is of the bad guy walking towards Vegas. The Repconn HQ and Big MT are iconic parts of the New Vegas experience. Again they're just bending things for plot convenience.I agree with @Yossarrion , Poseidon Energy and General Atomics International should’ve been there over Repconn and Big MT. Really weird pulls for the show with those two non-entities.
You're in luck. That pesky society and it's laws are the only thing keeping it that way. Don't worry, when the bombs drop I'll be the first in line to brain you with a rock.Fortunately, you like the spine to do the deed.
It's one of the weird cases where Bethesda did listen and overcorrected criticism received from Fallout 3. Oh, you want The Brotherhood to be like 1 and 2? Well now they're total assholes again and The Lyons are dead so a Maxson can take over once again.fallout 3 by like a lot and the brotherhood got absolutely shit on even going as far as killing off sarah lyons inbetween games for no reason
The pre-war timeline to Bethesda is mostly just saccharine sweet 1950s American dream with a war in the backdrop out of obligation. The pre-war America used to be a very menacing, almost alien piece of history that was better off felt but not seen. Now that every new piece of media feels obligated to give us a pre-war POV it just became generic socal diverse wonderland, except people wear sunny dresses and talk funny.feel like they forgot about all the shit that was supposed to have happened before the War
They just skimmed the wiki looking for companies, checked the abstract/idiot box, and put it in the show, all the while patting themselves on the back for all the research they did.So they got right the name of a really obscure, mentioned-only character but they missed the entire context around her?
Yeah it's pretty insane they didn't use Poseidon. My guess is because they're going for some childish power level thing where poseidon is LITERALLY DA ENCLAVE, completely leaving out any kind of subtlety about how a deep state and corporate collusion actually works.They could have just used Poseidon Energy and tease the Enclave and Oil Rig if they needed to give nukes to Vault-Tec.
I wasn't trying to say that Nuka Cola would be the company that makes the most sense to have a seat at that table, rather that like REPCONN it'd be kind of silly but would make a billion times more sense than REPCONN, which is the equivalent of some green energy start up that lives off of churn and burn and government cheese (whereas Nuka Cola could charitably be considered the equivalent of a major food and beverage conglomerate like PepsiCo, which ironically actually does have a sordid conspiriczable history).Poseidon oil, or general atomics imo
I think what probably happened is that the show runners wanted to have Shady Sands nuked in 2277 because that was a date that worked decently well for the timeline they had in mind. Then Based Loremaster Emil stepped in and said "I don't think that would work", and then they said "OK what if we kind of imply it but leave it vague," and Based Loremaster Emil said that'd probably be fine, whatever.I really personally don’t think that chalkboard can be taken any other way but Shady Sands being nuked ON 2277. Every significant event is boxed and dated with the picture of the nuke on the chalkboard not dated, but rather directly pointed out from tne “Fall”. It would not make sense for some vague “fall” to be boxed and dated but not the actual day the nuke destroyed the city, but like you say there’s enough wiggle room in there for fans to win Olympic Gold Medals for mental gymnastics.
Agreed that Poseidon or GAI would make the most sense as mentioned above. Though I actually don't mind the inclusion of Big MT that much - It is presented in Old World Blues as an R&D corporation that makes and sells consumer products. It's absence from subsequent titles as a brand name is a bit odd, we should see some mentions of Saturnite products and what have you outside of the Sierra Madre and Hopeville.I agree with @Yossarrion , Poseidon Energy and General Atomics International should’ve been there over Repconn and Big MT. Really weird pulls for the show with those two non-entities.
Thus giving the apologists the opportunity to nod wisely, say "See?? I told you so, they had a plan all along," and then go on to perform even more mental gymnastics then they had to do to before to justify all of the new problems that have been introduced.And I guarantee that Bethesda will backtrack on some things using these contrived explanations their fans made for them in S2 in certain aspects, and then fundamentally break more things to justify the show leading to more confusion.
Riddle me this, gang: Are Bethesda fans at all upset by the depiction of the Brotherhood? It seems like the most outright negative depiction of them yet.I hope they do, so that the people whining about the people that criticize the lore breaking in the TV show can feel how it is when their favorite lore gets also mangled and twisted.
I just so fundamentally despise the idea that there was this one big dark back room meeting where all of this was decided. It's such a fundamentally childish view of the world. The only question is if it reflects the childish mind of the writers, or the childish mind they perceive (not wrongly) in the average viewer of this program.Yeah, they called it the Resource Wars, not the Poorly-Thought-Out Social Experiments Wars.
Man, the shot of power armor Kyle McLachlan walking towards CGI destroyed New Vegas got such a big laugh out of me. I then had fun imagining that the only person left alive is Follows Chalk, hanging out in the Lucky 38 with Mr. House's mummy.The last shot of the series is of the bad guy walking towards Vegas. The Repconn HQ and Big MT are iconic parts of the New Vegas experience.
From what I've seen most Bethesda fans still think the brotherhood is a fascist organization because of fallout 4Are Bethesda fans at all upset by the depiction of the Brotherhood?
My impression was that most of them said how bad the Arthur Maxson Brotherhood was is overblown, but that's just what I've seen.From what I've seen most Bethesda fans still think the brotherhood is a fascist organization because of fallout 4