I love that Fallout Games are a bit jank. You can't make this stuff up. You can't plan it. You can't recreate it. It just happens and it's glorious. You make memories in the wasteland.

I know it's very unlikely to happen, not to mention tactics games as popular as they used to be.

But there it would sill be cool, newer ones like Star Wars: Zero Company are doing pretty good from what I have seen.

Also, it be just cool to see a modern take on the Midwest BoS in general.

Come meet the Beast Hunter if you're at MM 26' Got plenty of trinkets and stickers left to trade

{ I wrote No-bark to the be the most Intelligible he can, i swear. }

" Nah- ah em knew te dis coast, bot ere me this. The Institue is actually demons. Shlinking rat frem da dah-mond sety sewers Dis-am-boweling us den entering our bell-aye's den pilot-en us round to steel ah Desk fans "

" Uh,uh. I don't know what in the world you said. But people are listening more to this station. So uh, uhb. Okay counter-argument. But uhm, you're insane. "

I know this series was back when YouTube was in its prime but man does it still hold up! Can't wait to see what's coming up out of it with this new series. Having an opportunity to watch a sneak peek at The fan celebration in Goodsprings last year (soaking wet but didn't care) gets me even more pumped about what everyone is going to be able to watch. I know I'm gonna drink some Nuka today and enjoy some good ol fashioned Twig adventures!

He's just a 3d printed guy

So, I'm making a Fallout ttrpg and I'm not going to sell it, but i am going to show it at a library convention today. Is this illegal? (I could be in the wrong subreddit for this...) It is supposed to cover more than just FO4, my plan is that it will cover the entire series (no FOBOS or tactics, sorry people who like those games) It more closely resembles Dnd, but is my own creation.

Hallo, im fairly new to the sub and tought i could have asked here can anyone give any suggestion of what to build in the center here

My F4 character from a savegame in 2025, on a mission in the Glowing Sea with Strong, Piper, Cait and Valentine (yeah, just a couple of outfit mods 🤪)

I'm currently right before the battle of Hoover Dam. I am on the Yes Man route and I've noticed that the Vegas strip is empty compared to the first time I've entered it. Is there any reason for this?

I just recently finished my fourth playthrough of New Vegas, and now that I’ve gotten all the main faction endings I end up thinking less about which faction won Hoover Dam and more about how most of the characters in the story are trapped by their own history. Looking at the main game alongside DLCs like Dead Money, Honest Hearts, and Lonesome Road, the writing keeps pushing back against the idea of restoring what used to be and chasing the past:

• The NCR looks to the past of the USA to form their government, but unfortunately due to their shortsightedness they fall into the same problems of the past through corruption and greed. The pain the troopers put the locals through in the Mojave shows pretty clearly what the future for Vegas holds, every local either subjugated or kicked out. Though it is admirable of them to try to fix things they simply haven’t tried hard enough to stop their corruption and imperialist ways from festering.

• The Legion looked to Rome and though they found some early success they ultimately became something abhorrent and backwards through their slavery and obsession with strength that at the end of the day means their nation won’t last long after the death of Caesar even if they win.

• House is the hardest for me to place but it seems he is stuck up on his former status and what he believes he could do for humanity. Instead of focusing on the here and now he day dreams about the future he plans to give to humanity among the stars. Again this criticism is probably my weakest of the characters and I would love to hear any better ones.

• In Dead Money, Elijah literally couldn't step away from technology and revenge, to the point of locking himself in a death trap. By the end you're forced to choose; you can overencumber yourself trying to drag out every bar, or you can actually heed the radio broadcast. “Begin again by letting go.”

• In Honest Hearts, Joshua Graham is absorbed by his hatred for the White Legs tribe after they killed his family and intends to use the Dead Horses tribe to wipe them out. At the end of the DLC you have to decide is Joshua right to wipe out the White Legs for his vengeance or should he seek peace.

• In Lonesome Road, Ulysses, completely consumed by what happened to the Divide, tried to force history to repeat itself via nuclear launch. He then forces you to launch the bomb on one or both factions. Of course you can also disarm it but still. 

Based on the actions and consequences of the factions and characters in the game it seems that the story is trying to tell us to move on from the past and instead forge our own future. I just like how Obsidian built their post-apocalyptic RPG with so many interesting and unique characters who all suffer from a very similar but incredibly varied problem. Now I admit I’m nowhere near the first person to bring this up. I'm also a little late to the party overall, I mean the game’s over a decade and a half old. I'm not exactly breaking new ground here. All the same I still wanted to voice my opinion here.

Which companion or NPC do you think handled "letting go" the worst (or best)?

Just dancin' to the music, I guess. XD

I was watched a Grey Gaming video about settlement building in F:NV. And I think we all know Obsidian scraped plans for post-game play after the BoHD2 but recorded some voice lines.

I’d definitely keep playing after Testiciles’ narration if the remaster had quests for FO4 style settlement-building based on which faction won. Imagine if you sided with Legion, and Caesar commanded a dozen frontier towns. What would you build at Cottonwood Cove or at the Searchlight Airport to stay close to Fortification Hill? Or what do you try further inland to your new capital when you rebuild Boulder City? If you sided with the NCR, can do you risk rebuilding in the old Fiends territories of the East New Vegas? Gentrify the slums of Freeside? Start fresh just outside Goodsprings?

So far, Jones has released Nuka-quantum, grape, cherry, orange, victory, and just recently quartz and cranberry. Even non-nuka sodas like sunset sarsaparilla.

What haven't they done yet, and what would you like to see them do in the future? Keep in mind, non-nuka products aren't off the table!

Yeah so I'm playing 3 for the first(ish) time and it's so amazing, I'm really digging how so far I feel like it's spoken a lot about the war and like the Chinese forces. Is new Vegas like that? Or better?

Also do you guys have any tips for me, or things to watch out for on a first playthrough?

Been thinking about Fallout 5 locations. Usually the assumption is that it'll just be another city, but given that Fallout 76 was a whole state (and more), I've been wondering whether that might not be the case.

My preferred option would be a small state like New Jersey (pine barrens and Jersey Devil mythology would be banging) or else a couple of cities with a wasteland in between, my favourites being a map with Seattle and the top and Portland at the bottom (imagine starting out in Oregon, working your way over the mountains and seeing a leaning Space Needle on the horizon) or else one along the coast of Lake Erie from Detroit to Cleveland (rust belt wasteland, come on).

What are some other options that would be good for this?