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Okay, just looked him up. He seems nice enough.

Emil doesn't seem like a cool guy. Never heard anything about him, but if his personality is as bad as his writing, I don't wanna.

I mean, Todd seems like a cool guy and all, but damn his games suck.

Hi, welcome to NMA. In my case, I learned Fallout 4 was a piece of shit after finding out it was being made by Bethesda.

Honestly, what kind of story can you fit inside of a theme park? "Oh no, my kid ran off and I need someone to find him".... Oh shit... I think I just figured out the story. I can guarantee you we're gonna need to find someone's missing kid who taken by synths or some shit...again. I swear to...

Then let's do it

What made you want to get involved in the gaming industry?

For all of you wondering, here's how not to conduct an interview with Chris Avellone: !WARNING: Cancer (Be careful around 22:00, when MrMatty talks about how great and memorable the quests from Fallout 4 are.)

Or maybe we could do something like a seasoned member, a newer member (but not too new), and Chris? That way there'd be fairly differing opinions, and it could allow for a little more dialogue than just the questions. If this is the case, I'd definitely be willing to volunteer. I mean, I've...

I mean, I personally like the idea of having 2-3 hosts just to really keep the conversation moving, but I guess whatever works best for everyone else is what we'll go with.

Yea, was going to point this out but had to second guess myself. Before we do any sort of interview, anybody involved in the interview itself (I'd imagine there would be more than one host) should read (or re-read) The Fallout Bible; I know I'll be doing another read through of that.

What was it like to work on a game like Fallout: New Vegas especially since the series had moved on to a primarily First Person environment?

Yea, let's do this shit!

Sounds like a plan. I'm excited, this could be a chance to really learn a lot, and to have a great time. We might want to be a bit careful though when it comes to topics about Fallout 4 (if that ever even comes up) because he genuinely sounds like he enjoys it.

Thanks Steve Harvey

Yea, that's a pretty good idea. I mean, obviously have some predetermined questions, but having people ask live questions would be interesting for sure.

Well, I mean, I could always do that. I haven't finished the Fallout Bible yet, but I've definitely made a dent in it. Plus, I loved Fallout 2.

That would be amazing. I might be able to contact them and ask for an interview if anyone's up for that.

Man, I'd make my own podcast just to do that, and everyone would listen just to hear my succulent voice.

Of them getting an interview with Todd/Emil, or us getting an interview with them?