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They worked toward assuming power over the people I am guessing. Having control of vast quantities of clean water in a wasteland would give you a lot of power.

If you examine Eden's dialogue more closely, or at least the path I talked through, what happened was he was faced with the fact that there is no objective right or wrong. When confronted with this he ends up sounding confused and subdued and it's likely at that point it would have ended up...

Haha or maybe there are cloooooooooooooones

I imagine James got into the vault via his science talents. Even in a vault those would surely prove very useful for the community. I am guessing the overseer freaked out because James set a bunch of radroaches loose to facilitate his escape?

I don't even know where to begin on this quote. What about how Washington DC, America's capital and probably THE largest target in the country hasn't been completely demolished? I mean the fucking Washington Monument is still standing! And of course it makes perfect sense that people would...

I don't think what voice someone has really has much bearing on who they are as a person, but that's just me.

Pretty disappointed that your character isn't voiced. Not sure why I assumed it was going to be though

The idea of a Fallout movie is horrifying.

I let out an audible groan.

It would depend somewhat on the area/people that were attacked if I remember correctly. I believe in most places they would become instantly hostile as soon as they saw you again.

Okay so now I think THIS is definitely the worst news I have heard about this game. Forget the Fatman and all the rest, this is the dumbest fucking thing.

I now know I definitely prefer hearing Emil talk compared to Todd now that I've seen them kind of back to back here.

I could see the finger thing working if it was maybe just tied to a group of raiders defected from a Vault City sort of location where people having fingerprint records would be possible. But really even that is really far fetched.

Average simply means the usual, the normal, the most common. Or in other words what the majority of people that purchase and play games are like. I am not trying to proclaim myself as "hardcore" or anything like that. Just noticing that they are claiming that they are not attempting to...

Haha, yeah right. The average gamer likely takes reviews as truth and is pretty deeply fooled by the hype companies put out there. I mean that's why they do it, it works on your average consumer.

Hoping at the very least Interplay's financial hardships have taught those in charge what doesn't work for them.

I guess maybe I'd have to hear the tone but aren't things like "good for them"/"good for you" basically universally patronizing? I guess that whole paragraph just sounded terribly patronizing to me.

Starting to think these guys are just unable to talk about other people in the industry without sounding condescending.

but uh in the video the option was there on the list of things you could do

Nah, they just kinda seemed like cunts? I have a hard time playing characters in any other way than myself really.