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Well, I obviously know that now.

Shit, I'm sorry, I misread a bit of the wiki on ghouls, that's why I couldn't place it. It was from Van Buren, (but labeled F3, that's why I misread it).

That's not all indications, I saw a story about how some of them are from a second deliberately created generation of mutants.

I'm not putting words in anyone's mouth. Also, mouth stuffing is an obnoxious way of saying that. The ghouls from 2077 are the only ghouls in Fallout 1 and 2. Those would be the ones you're referring to, yes? Fallout is full of people being affected in magical ways by radiation, why should...

This, you made up. This is how you think it will be implemented.

That's true, what you were saying was ridiculous, but not exactly that. Seriously? You have no idea how this is implemented in game, and yet it makes less sense then all the other fetch quests from other games. You want to hate Fallout 3, so you're looking for any opportunity to do so. I'm not...

OK, so fingers are a suboptimal choice. Not the best does not mean "SHITS ALL OVER CANON". Magic radiation powers meaning... the heavily irradiated glowing ghouls put out radiation, and are healed by it? That's "SCIENCE" as you put it, as much as giant ants etc. are.

Does it really matter what you use to identify evil people? Like someone already said, it makes sense from a game standpoint, as fingers are small and light and less gruesome than other ways. As for solar powered, it's a "hey you've reached max level, take this neat ability" kind of thing. If...

If I recall correctly, there will be something like 60 perks, which means at least three playthroughs to use all of them.

You're kidding, right? In this post-apocalyptic world, where giant scorpions and ants abound as well as mutants and ghouls, sunlight should cause cancer? What kind of game mechanic is that, anyway? You have traveled many days through the wastes. You have melanoma. Reload from last save?