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Sure, but why would spies have sniper rifles, ChiCom assault rifles, a freaking missile launcher, and actual-factual military uniforms?

Brahmino.

I think the lasers are supposed to be capacitor-powered weapons, hence the loud "crack" when they discharge. I'm just surprised there are so many left, 200 years after the war. I'd think by this time there'd be a lot more, I dunno, sort of custom or hand-built weapons, like the .32 hunting rifle...

Oh man, I was just posting about this. This is totally baffling to me; they clearly speak English, since when you have a peek at their terminal---and it's heavily implied that the whole plant was a massive ChiCom cover operation---but there's no way you can actually, you know, talk to them...

What? Maddening! No wonder those Chinese ghouls never seemed to run out of ammo. Which reminds me...having cleared out a food processing plant full of Ghoulified ChiComs, I'm left with a few questions: 1. It's been 200 years since the war. Are they really still holding a grudge? Is their...

My vote is to steal a page from David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest, and include feral giant mutated babies. Childkiller ahoy!

Hi, I'm Edward. I was introduced to Fallout in college by a few friends who were playing through the Cathedral in FO1 on a laptop. This must have been 2000 or 2001, I think, and I had some hazy memories of reading promos for it way back when it was a GURPS game (I love GURPS 3rd edition and have...

In New Reno, I went to chat with little Cody (odd that there are two kids named Cody...) and had no food or drink to offer him. I did, however, have a few doses of buffout, which meant that the heroic Chosen One could (and inevitably did) say to the little chap ""Hey Cody, you want some...