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Thanks for being ignorant and putting words in my mouth. I appreciate that.

-I do not hold the opinions of the moderate as the opinions of the whole here. But at times, it does seem overwhelming: (Examples) *"But don't worry. This being true or not doesn't matter much, as a Fallout 4 from Bethesda will be shit anyway." *"Yeah, I agree with Lexx. Don't get overly...

Look up GarouxBloodline and you might understand why I have a grasp of what's left of the Fallout community. And I find it interesting that you dismiss my constructive criticism by making the assumption that I'm a Beth fanboy. I've made it pretty clear during my Fallout career that I'm pretty...

You have your opinions, and that is fine. It's just a shame that NMA, a Fallout community, is dying - simply because its eldest members allow their personal opinions to override the fact that Fallout is evolving past what they used to know. Whether you all like the new Fallout games or not is...

I find it odd that so many here are so eager to condemn the next Fallout installment simply because Bethesda might be involved. -Wouldn't one agree that it's a tad unwarranted to make such baseless assumptions against a game that hasn't even been released yet? I agree that Bethesda has made...

*"travel back through time - unique encounter in the map, not a canon event or quest" **-shrugs- Canon doesn't matter. The fact that it was added at all is what matters, along with the many many many many other oddball random encounters that ended up making Fallout the zany experience that it...

To be fair, Fallout has never had a "...serious..." setting. In a game where you can: travel back through time, meet/kill aliens, fight alien-esque creatures that infest mines and lay eggs, talk with deathclaws, fight against Melchoir the magical super mutant, meet Monty Python warriors, etc...

Huh. The second portrait looks almost exactly like one of the survivors from the Pandorum movie.