cordelionreaver
Where'd That 6th Toe Come From?
I dunno. Pre-war movies?
Fallout: The Frontier - Released!
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Where'd That 6th Toe Come From?
I dunno. Pre-war movies?
TheGM
The voice of reason
Get da fuck outta here with that bullshit.
1Punman
It Wandered In From the Wastes
WonderGlueSniffer
First time out of the vault
I'm gonna be honest, I find it a little endearing the way that the other main quest writers worked around the awful NCR MQ content and made it easier to deal with or explain away.
cordelionreaver
Where'd That 6th Toe Come From?
I agree that it is kinda of endearing, but it just shows how poorly managed the whole project was.
Dayglow Drifter
Mildly Dipped
I'm curious what purpose the buckles are supposed to serve
1Punman
It Wandered In From the Wastes
cordelionreaver
Where'd That 6th Toe Come From?
Looks like they're there to keep the legs shapely.
Norzan
So Old I'm Losing Radiation Signs
Do you want to become like Sam Neil in the movie In The Mouth of Madness? That's what gonna happen to you.
1Punman
It Wandered In From the Wastes
That's what I tried to warn him about, but judging by the response he acknowledged my message.
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TheGM
The voice of reason
keeps the blood from pooling the legs when they are pulling 6 Gs in a fighter jet.
1Punman
It Wandered In From the Wastes
Or, I have much simpler answer. Artist went rule of cool route, what I mean it looks cool, but practicality is questionable, good examples are Dante's (from DMC4) and Jotaro's (from JJBA Stardust Crusaders) character designs, they have too many belts, pictures provided below.
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Gefilte Fish
The Big Moose Caboose
Reminds me of that one Kingdom Hearts character me and my buddy were laughing at (just looked it up, his name is DiZ). He has like, a belt over his eye like an eyepatch and another one over his forehead. So goofy.
Norzan
So Old I'm Losing Radiation Signs
Tetsuya Nomura and his fetish for belts.
CerberusGate
I should save my game in a whole new slot
Norzan
So Old I'm Losing Radiation Signs
Whatever you posted didn't load.
CerberusGate
I should save my game in a whole new slot
https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wik...ayable character,still grieves over his death.
Basically a picture of Lulu. Belts for a skirt to the max.
Big No
Watch as I open and close this door
It's pretty jarring. The Courier is so capable and resourceful in the base game, almost always on top of any situation they come across. Then the mod is like "An explosion went off two feet from you, now you're almost dead and need an OC to save you."
1Punman
It Wandered In From the Wastes
Isn't this a method in every fanfic works? Nerfing MC or throwing it to the mud to make OC look better.
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RangerBoo
Resident Schizo Poster
Another thing that gets me is how the writers handled politics in this mod.
The pervious Fallouts and New Vegas handled politics well and with some humor. In Fallout 2 when you talk to the Enclave Comm Officer about Richardson his response is:
"I didn't vote for him. I thought he was too interested in getting laid. I prefer a candidate that's too old to get it up anymore…keeps their mind on the job more."
There was also this joke, I remember it but can't remember how it goes. Been so long since I played Fallout 2, in that an Enclave member talks about being a Republican. It was actually kind of witty and clever. Like you would see from Golden Age Simpsons. Now lets look at Fallout 3. We had the cannibals of Andale who wouldn't stop going on about being Republicans and how they would never vote for beatnik commie Liberals. It was so on the nose and terrible. My boyfriend is a Lefty Liberal and he hated Andale so much in Fallout 3. Not because of any love for the Republicans but because of how on the nose they were. There was no wit, nuance or cleverness to be found in Bethesda dialogue.
Now lets look at the Frontier:
Again, no nuance or wit in this dialogue. Now the Frontier devs will say, "Oh, this was suppose to be Wild Wasteland!" Yet there is nothing funny about it unlike the base game Wild Wasteland. It feels like the Andale cannibals from Fallout 3. Given that the Frontier devs are Fallout 3 fanboys I wouldn't be surprised if Andale was an inspiration with the Enclave in the Frontier. The difference between a joke and grandstanding is the delivery and boy oh boy do Bethesda and the Frontier writers have horrible delivery.
The pervious Fallouts and New Vegas handled politics well and with some humor. In Fallout 2 when you talk to the Enclave Comm Officer about Richardson his response is:
"I didn't vote for him. I thought he was too interested in getting laid. I prefer a candidate that's too old to get it up anymore…keeps their mind on the job more."
There was also this joke, I remember it but can't remember how it goes. Been so long since I played Fallout 2, in that an Enclave member talks about being a Republican. It was actually kind of witty and clever. Like you would see from Golden Age Simpsons. Now lets look at Fallout 3. We had the cannibals of Andale who wouldn't stop going on about being Republicans and how they would never vote for beatnik commie Liberals. It was so on the nose and terrible. My boyfriend is a Lefty Liberal and he hated Andale so much in Fallout 3. Not because of any love for the Republicans but because of how on the nose they were. There was no wit, nuance or cleverness to be found in Bethesda dialogue.
Now lets look at the Frontier:
Again, no nuance or wit in this dialogue. Now the Frontier devs will say, "Oh, this was suppose to be Wild Wasteland!" Yet there is nothing funny about it unlike the base game Wild Wasteland. It feels like the Andale cannibals from Fallout 3. Given that the Frontier devs are Fallout 3 fanboys I wouldn't be surprised if Andale was an inspiration with the Enclave in the Frontier. The difference between a joke and grandstanding is the delivery and boy oh boy do Bethesda and the Frontier writers have horrible delivery.