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The point is that fusion already existing in miniaturised formats makes cold fusion as shown here pointless. The whole point of cold fusion is that it's easier to achieve and comparatively low energy, but if they already managed to miniaturise fusion, it implies that they either already have...

It'd require a bunch of balancing, sure. But acquiring power armor in Fallout 1 wasn't straight forward either, and this would make it a mid to late game armor, especially T51. It'd be rare and repairing one would be but one option to acquire it. Could even be a quest for either of the main...

Emil lost a lot of weight, but as a writer he's still about as edgy as a pile of butter.

Huh, I was just thinking about playing F1 again and now that I'm on Linux mainly I was gonna look foe something like this

I think the Van Buren tech demo had both real time and turn based modes. Anyway, I had been eagerly awaiting Van Buren since it was first announced and I was sorely disappointed every time it was then postponed and then cancelled. Now I love NV, but gimme VB any day.

True. But that much has already been done, so why not make him the actual executioner while we're at it? Give him something to be disillusioned about.

I do like the PA system in Fallout 4, but I think the game made power armors and fusion cores way too ubiquitous. And while it has a big armor boost, it's not like the game really requires it. Personally, I would have made power armors more rare and require more work to use, and generally made...

They just see 101 and be happy about that.

And? Kinda the point of that scene in the intro to show that the Geneva convention was more of a checklist at the time. I'm surprised you can still type given that you have probably clapped your hands to bloody stumps at all the dangling keys in the show.

I would have respected him if he had doubled down. But that would mean actually understanding the world and feel of fallout.

Which is rather nonsensical and pointless, why cold fusion being a mcguffin when it has been a thing all along (a single fusion core somehow powered a vault, and microfusion cells had been a thing in fallout from the start). Also, lol at the all the lights just turning on after 15 years or so...

How hard did you clap when the code was 101097?

Plus some more shade thrown on NV. House' involvement in certain things, showing some people in Ranger armor sifting through dirt for caps...

Don't be too hopeful. It's... not very good imo. Also, a guy is beating off in the racks, but Durrnzel Washington later has no clue what sex is. Lol whacky.

And all the references did you see the code was 101097 they really love Fallout! A MAN AND HIS DOG I UNDERSTOOD THAT REFERENCE

I soldiered through the whole thing. It's... Wow. And there's Nu Fallout fans who'll tell you "Oooh but you'll love it THERE'S A HOUSE CAMEO AT THE END AND THEN THE WOMAN SAYS WAR NEVER CHANGES AND I CLAPPED". The whole thing wasn't too badly made, looked a bit cheap and holy fuck you got this...

Not that I know of.

Btw I'm 100% sure that this will lead to the next Bethesda Fallout to be set on the West Coast with all the things they added in the show.

Not too weird, lots of people claim Doom 64 was the one true Doom game or somehow the most defining game.

Next season will be Vault Tec and House fighting with armies of super mutants and death claws while Dollar Store New Girl is tasked to find a water chip for her vault (which she'll find in Vault 13, which was an experiment to create a cloned incel population with terrible taste in everything)...