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Don't forget how they mentioned that they manufactured their own Power Armour and weapons, which would be impossible given the necessary components to do so being impossible to fabricate post-War. Fallout Tactics was my very first Fallout game and while I love it to bits for nostalgic reasons...

Bethesda saved the series.

Cremators take about two-and-a-half hours to cremate a body at roughly 1800 degrees Fahrenheit. So more than that, presumably.

I just think they look neat. They're in the same design vein as the Mr. Handies; retro, but not overly so. As for the Crashed Vertibird, I have no idea. The spawns around it are actually level-dependent, so if you visited it early on you'd only find feral ghouls, whilst Mr. Gutsies and...

The Railroad, because honestly they're the only ones who offer an actual unique reward (that being the incredibly overpowered ballistic weave). On my first playthrough, I can across a battle between a BoS patrol and some super mutants a bit after killing Kellogg which resulted in a downed...

I'll address a few points. 3. Changing ED-E to make him a Navarro creation seems a little convoluted and wouldn't explain all the shit he's got on him, which was really the best thing about him (he doesn't talk, he's all visuals). Since the Capital Wasteland is being disregarded, we can safely...

What is it with isometric games and having hanging corpses from trees? It seems like an oddly frequent thing. Either way coloured me excited. I've always wanted a proper game where combat wasn't a focus or a mechanic and it seems my prayers have been answered. It'll definitely be on my watch...

I was under the impression the latest update turned it into a DLC for Fallout 4.

I agree with you for the most part, though I'll address a few points you've made. -The burden of proof, though not by definition placed on those making the claim, usually is anyways for simplicity's sake. Even if the general consensus was that atheists needed to disprove God, a lack of...

Personally, I think this forum is a bit of a circlejerk but honestly, I'd rather have that than having to be drowned out by a veritable army of screaming preteens burying me under an avalanche of misspelled swears for my opinion. Don't get me wrong, it's pretty great here, I just wish we had a...

Jesus dude, you're getting straw all over the place. Either way, the Problem with Evil is only applicable to a Christian God or any other deity to be omnibenevolent, omnipresent and omniscient. I don't personally believe in this god (or any other god for that matter, but more on that in a...

The Institute isn't a terrible idea in itself (not like bringing back the Enclave for an encore in Fallout 3, anyway); in fact, I basically like the main idea behind most factions in Fallout 4, Minutemen notwithstanding. The problem with the game, as with most Bethesda games, is with the...

It's a manipulative game they're playing. To be honest, consoles are artificially limited in their performance as they are precisely for this kind of stunt; of course a PS4 player would have waited years to be able to play Skyrim with these kinds of graphics, but that's simply because chose to...

I suppose it could feasibly be integrated as part of the Railroad's questline to find a cure and it could develop into something interesting if the Institute catches wind of it (or decides to tell you about the defect, as I'm sure they'd already know); after all, the human brain is a fickle...

From what I saw in the trailer, the entire DLC seems to be a celebration of the potential applications of bowling balls. Maybe Bethesda has a sponsorship deal going on.

Personally, I'm partial to the view presented in the video; that is to say, the Legion may win New Vegas, but they won't be able to conquer the entire NCR in the long run. However, I don't think that necessarily spells the end of it. Assuming the best possible outcome (i.e. the Boomers on their...

Aye, precisely, but in my version the Railroad doesn't have some bullshit magic memory machine; rather, they're essentially trying to relocate and take care of a group of mentally deficient men and women, while trying to find a cure with their own limited resources that may very well never...

It could've been a better fit for the entire "synth rights" debacle. The Institute repurposes old world tech with some of their own to create unthinking, unfeeling cyborgs. To them, they are merely tools; they have taken every precaution to turn them into simple machines and by all means it...

I'm playing some mods on Fallout 4 because as dull as the base game is, the Nexus never fails to provide entertainment. More broadly, I'm playing a lot of Stellaris in my spare time. It's really good but it's obviously missing content that will later be added by DLC, which is irritating.

Jesus, I didn't realize Breath of the Wild was that popular. I suppose Nintendo isn't as witless as they seem. I really try not to get angry at Bethesda, to remain positive and balanced about them, but they've done nothing but disappoint me since Oblivion.