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I will say for the record that I'm pretty sure BULLMOOSE was the final name settled upon, but of course you're free to change it as you see fit. Good thinking pulling from Colossus.

Neat stuff, excited to see more. Not sure if you're aware, but AP did intend to do a Florida setting at one point. Am I right in assuming that Cayman are not merely giant caimans are not merely giant gators/caimans, but rather bipedal, man-style caimans? Like a scaled down gatorclaw? Or maybe...

it's just remarkable when you think about how devoid of actual content that game is. what did they do with all the money for production? did they heat the offices by burning dollar bills for four years?

Goris for me Sulik while I'm doing a Doctor check

To be fair to New Vegas, or rather to flesh it out since you - it's following a trajectory from Fallout 1 to Fallout 2. In Fallout 1, the Brotherhood has closed it's ranks for some decades after fighting with the Vipers proved too costly, and when the player actually meets them in Fallout 1...

Merely thinking to categorize something like that as "lore accurate" or "not lore accurate" is such a retarded and autistic way to view a fictional setting. This is just something that's either good writing or not. I'd say not good writing. Lore can inform our assessment of writing to some...

Concept I came up with talking to @The Dutch Ghost about his Texas setting. Space Apes Houston, the Drowned City, haunt of salvagers, fishermen, and masked merchants from the haunted lands of N'awlins. Peaking out of the endless mire are steel and stone skeletons, gothic and art deco corpses...

Well to be fair it gets to be a little silly if EVERY SINGLE FACTION ends up getting resurrected by people who were just out of frame. They probably figured since they already used that trick for the Responders, they should do a different one for the Brotherhood, and the Brotherhood coming from...

Yeah to be fair BADTFL was neat to have, and a good pull from the lore. In terms of the other companions - Cait, didn't like her, stupid cheesy character with a retarded quest (stupid vault and stupid drug-curing chair). Hancock, annoying epic reddit character whose back story is stupid (magic...

I think I only really like Nick. Great VA, decent dialogue. The thing that holds him back, however, is how monumentally stupid his quest is in almost every aspect. It plays poorly since you just go to 10 different ruined police stations. Each police station is boring, hardly even dungeons...

I think one issue with their implementation was the fact that they gave you a 10mm pistol first. It's an objectively superior weapon in stats, which makes sense. The main way the game entices you to switch over, as I recall, is that to upgrade the 10mm requires a higher level of perk than will...

Oh yeah, good point. I miss those guys. All the old mirelurks for that matter.

I'd avoid pop-culture misinterpretations. The Kings being the exception that proves the rule.

Well if it were just to threaten a handful of cryo-dwellers, that could still be construed as a "rational" choice - a calculated threat, that when combined with the toxin in your veins it feels fairly confident is guaranteed to compel your cooperation. And it doesn't even have to actually go...

my issue with the humaness of the overgrown is that, from the wiki article I read, it seems like there's supposed to be some ambiguity about whether these are just plants that kind of look like humans, or whether they're some kind of infected human/reanimated corpose. I don't know how...

I agree with Alphons. No actual glimpse of the pre-War world, you just wake up in media res and then define your character through an exit exam. Your opening cinematic could be the in Fallout 2 cinematic, showing an instructional film laying out congratulating dwellers, explaining cryogenics...

looks bad. the overgrown are decent as a new humanoid enemy, though they look a little too human for my taste.

I like Far Harbor Hard disagree, I think it's a bad idea almost no matter what. Generally speaking I feel that an over-focus on the pre-War world is the bane of all the 3D Fallouts. Agreed, it's a perfectly serviceable vault concept. Agreed, I like the concept. Was majorly held back by...

I remember that they're just games and then I crack a big ol' smile

You know thinking about it, I've definitely seen the same thing multiple times in Boulder. Must be some bug with caravan spawns. No quest relation I'm afraid. Such a quest would probably end up being a little boring in the FNV engine, just consisting of running to catch up, pressing "E" to...