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So, let's assume that several years or decades after the collapse of society, barter is the de facto way to trade. Then, a powerful economic power like the Water Merchants forms. What would they use for a currency? I would use silverware. It's common, but not common enough to be...

I'll be 77. *Air raid siren goes off* "I'm too OLD for this SHIT!"

Is that a XCOM TFTD quote? :D

All we really know is that one-sleeved leather jackets were a prime export before the war.

BAH! Only those PLEBS need Project Purity. Us noble folk just condense water in our veins when we are close to ALL THE MONEY we have!

Oh yeah, and I have a M1 helmet i got from an antique shop, so that helps my chances a bit. Also if you do go in a shelter, it would be better to come out a quarter month after. Too long and you might get a little ​CRaAaAaZy!

Well presuming you could build a fallout shelter, whether it be a trench covered with a yard of packed earth, or a reinforced center of your basement, it also depends on where the bomb falls, how high it detonates, and how the winds are. In my native Chicago, the bomb would detonate high up so...

In NV, there was a quest to deactivate a bottling plant to avoid destabilizing the market. Also, diamond prices in real life are kept artificially high by mining cartels. Tenpenny or someone similar probably has seized all the bottlers, and leaves the soda machines out because of their...

I would love a playthrough where you go around with a cannon blowing up people!

The general gestures on the map. "The opposing army is going down main street, and will soon take the Hamburger Hutt." The Leader dismissed his fears. "So? Our secret super soldier army will decimate them." "Leader..." "Leader, the Ubersoldat core has been wiped out by Japanese-American...

Well if FO4 is canon, then dirigibles are!

There was one where you had to get... I think it was the US Constitution for a collector. When you get to the document saferoom, a robot is there-- with a powdered wig. It thinks its a founding father, and if you have high enough speach, you can make it think you are Thomas Jefferson going to...

The good characters in 3 were John Henry Eden and LIBERTY PRIME. Eden because of some actually pretty good writing and PRIME because it was funny and didn't appear so much that it got old. Also I am lefthanded so the PipBoy 3000 actually works for me. :D

#1 reminds me of New Reno, which struck me the most as 80s. 2 reminds me of, oddly enough, Morrowind; mostly because of the design of the central building in the bazaar and the music in the trailer. I guess Daggerfall and Morrowind are Bethesdas' FO1 and 2, now that I think about it.

Well since there is no FO4 subforum yet, I'll put this here: What are some of the not-serious suggestions to add to FO4 to make it better? Mine: After you get the dog you see in the trailer, drop the player party into a base filled with deadly forcefields, to give the player that genuine...

I think the problem was Bethesda was a little too serious about the 50s aesthetic. In 1 and 2 things the Vaults were more a vision of the future seen in the 50s, all clean stainless steel, art deco, and modern appliances. Outside the vaults things look more like an 80s future, where it isn't...

To me they give a more dieselpunk feel, considering the great dirigibles were built in the 20s and 30s. Also, an atomic zeppelin is actually an idea from back in the 50s. blog.modernmechanix.com/mags/MechanixIllustrated/3-1956/atoms_dirigible/atoms_dirigible_0.jpg...