Recent content by Jubal Quintus

The BoS has entire workshops and bays dedicated to PA repair from Fallout 1 all the way to Fallout 4. But feel free to ignore that, if you like.

I'm not sure why you feel the need to repeat a point you've already made, but since you are, I'll repeat the answer. LMGs are likely rare and given only to a few soldiers NOT because they are expensive in caps but because they are expensive in ammo. Cheers.

To address the LMG issue - if you issue a machine gun you have to also issue ammo for it. More machine guns = more ammo. Let's use the M-240B as an example of an average light/medium machine gun. The 240 fires 750-950 rounds per minute, depending on the mode of fire and the gas regulator...

Airborne FEV was never the source of the dispute, it was whether or not it caused ghoulism. However, go ahead and strike that part and you still have organic components exposed to high levels of radiation which we know can straight up kill cells (that's why we use it for cancer treatments)...

The basic model is largely made up of seeds and fertilizer/soil enhancements. So, if those organic components are exposed to high doses of radiation as well as ambient aerosolized FEV...do you see where this is going?

Yeah. Yeah, it is. Read the page. Just read the page.

The Bakersfield GECK (a basic model) would be damaged by the radiation that flooded Vault 12, likely rendering it inert. http://fallout.gamepedia.com/Garden_of_Eden_Creation_Kit

There is absolutely nothing semantic about this. Human history is the story of the triumph of society and culture all of which is only made possible by human beings working together for the greater good. It starts with tribes and family groups and works up from there. Your fantasy about seeing...

The trouble is, you aren't talking about human nature, you specifically said "human history." You chose your words, now you can either admit an error and recast the discussion about human nature or you can defend what you said. Human beings are animals and as such we absolutely have a...

I'm not sure you're really reading what I'm saying. I'll do bullet points. - 1 - In Fallout 1 the Vaults are strictly big ass bomb shelters, nothing more or less. - 2 - Fallout 2 first introduces the idea of the Vaults also performing social experiments. - 3 - Fallout 3 goes full retard with...

I like your wording here. To begin with, yes the Vaults absolutely were meant to save people. It wasn't until Fo2 that they started to retcon the vaults as some sort of social experiment thing and even then it was subtle. The Vaults would both save people and carry out little tests. It was...

As an aside, I'd suggest actually reading some history because you cannot back this statement up, at all, with any sort of historical trend. In fact, human history as, repeatedly, shown the exact opposite to be true. Human beings are remarkable for their capacity for selflessness and...

Well, next time I fire it up to screw with my Vault Workshop vault, I might go seek one out to see it. I rather liked the aesthetic choices they made for the vaults so it might be a nice bit of sight-seeing.

I never made it to any of the vaults before I gave up on the game; are any of them even as large as the Fo3/NV vaults? V111 was ridiculous in it's tininess.

I'm not sure which difficulty or mods you're using Greed, but I got storms roughly every 15-20 minutes (real time) that dosed me at 2-5 rads per strike unless I retreated into power armor for the duration. By the time the storm passes I'd have incurred roughly 20-40 rads if I didn't take shelter...