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To be quite honest it made sense in my head, and then I remembered Oblivion.

The word "most" is too often overlooked. I guess it gets in the way of snappy remarks. What I meant by that is that most mid-century science fiction had plots that heavily relied on nonsensical scientific "fact" which could actually be debunked by real life science and therefore can't be...

I'm not trying to push away the theory that most of FO3's inconsistensies are directly related to Bethesda's shortcomings, but it's a known fact that the Fallout universe is retro-futuristic. Most 50's comics (or pretty much any form of media entertainment that talks about science and the...

I'm going to make a long post about why I think Morrowind is better than Oblivion. You might want to overlook, as these points have most likely been pointed out many times. Anyway, here is a list: 1-In Morrowind, the atmosphere was a hundred times better: All the creatures you encountered...

I seem to be in a tight spot. I saved a game in new reno after initiating combat. I didn't attack anyone, but when I reload the save file, everyone in SF is hostile to me. My character is good, and I don't want to risk losing my npc's trying to run out. I'd like to know, is there any way in...

I can see myself stealing the plans for that

They should have kept the same gun, redesigned their appearance and changed the names for something fictional. That would have made sense. Engineering guns with identical capacities and different looks, 200 years after, doesn't sound impossible at all. Edit : I just realised I'm repeating...

Ah. Thought you guys were mocking me before. I knew the war happened in 2077, right after the resources war and stuff. I get it now. Thanks.

So, it took place in the 20th century then?

... You guys may not realise it, but you guys make me feel retarded. Seriously, I'm not trolling.

I always wondered. If the war happened in 2050 or so, why does every place in the wasteland has these vintage looking ads and buildings?