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Assume you reserved a spot in the vault and enter it as scheduled when the Great War occurs. EDIT: If none of the existing vaults appeal to you, feel free to create your own vault.

I do deeply admire their expansion on the pre-war society.

I'm just going to lecture you later. - Lone Wanderer's father

I got a refund for it because it actually wasn't very fun and the whole "ooo politically correct can't change yer character" is just BS.

No, no way. Government isn't going to control my life and tell me what's good for me. People can make choices for themselves. This is like asking "Should the government tell you what to eat?" because that's socialism, and I hate socialism. Btw, my gramps was a tobacconist for a long time. Owned...

Got any tips for me?

It was founded 74 years before 2241. I'm thinking that any Vault 13 dwellers are dead by now, unless they were some of the children who left.

Being a super mutant actually sounds quite appealing, too. They're immortal as well, after all. Hell, being alive is better than being dead.

Also, I have a question: Do they teach their youngsters how to read and write? It appears as if they don't, but yet the Chosen One can.

I believe it addresses this in the Fallout Bible somewhere - the Vault Dweller didn't have much with him when he established Arroyo, and what books he could've had with him were of no use to rural farming community. Search it up in the Fallout Bible.

I'm open to all religion, but not open at all to extremists, fundies, and science deniers.

I sure hope it doesn't sell more...the more popular it gets, the more misinformation, the more Beth kiddies. *cringefest*

I like variety, but I'd say I like RPG games noticeably more.

Not unless you load him full of lead or melt his flesh with plasma first.

I like roleplaying as more intellectual characters and the sort (such as a scientist), but that's very difficult to try to fit into a character who comes from some tribe with a primitive ancestor-worshiping religion in the sticks of the wastes. Just an opinion of mine. Not saying I don't like...

Being an advanced artificial super-intelligence wouldn't be that bad if you acquired a proper mobile unit, armed to to the teeth for roaming the wastes. Also, you'd likely be a pre-war government project, so you'd get to live through the pre-war days as well. Maybe you'd just have an army of...

I understand the computer thing completely - I already knew that - it is one of my favorite parts of Fallout, their technology. Even if they were still capable of functioning, parts still age and degrade just sitting (EDIT: Sitting without care in an old building in the middle of the wastes). It...

What I mean is would you be a super mutant if you could be? A ghoul? Just a normal human? Some sort of robot? etc. And what faction would you be in? What occupation? What area? What time period?

I'd feel like much more of a nuclear survivor within the context and time period that the Beth games take place if they made sense. They should've made Fallout 4 take place shortly after the Great War.

I am highly perplexed as to how old 200-year-old stores still have pre-war food on the shelves after having been well-scavenged and well-travelled for two centuries, and as to how one eats 200-year-old food. It would be as if one of us were to eat some food from 1815. How is there terminals...