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Prior to this you can hack a random terminal in father's room (I believe) which has commands to make the final battle easier by turning some Synths into friendly. These are accessible prior to the final battle. You may have accidentally activated one of these. Terminal doesn't really explain...

People were infuriated that I suggested Bethesda take some of the creativity they showed in making the new creatures and put them into a new replacement for mutants, responding with shit like "They're iconic Fallout monsters! They NEED to be in the game!" Deleted my post but somebody even...

Massive fan of Ratslayer, it's sleek, cool and good for a sneaky character. Including DLC, I gotta say Lil' Devil. Such a good and cool looking gun, nice design and works well.

That sub and /r/FO76 (mostly the latter) are really weird. I got downvoted and a bunch of angry flaming replies for disliking super mutants presence in the game.

I think traits being back in some form is one of the few highlights to this game. Even then, they're not true traits but "mutations". And considering Fallout 4's gameplay which they're just lifting, it'll probably only take about 2 days until I'm a PhD decorated field doctor who can trample...

I can certainly see it as a Western. Fallout 1 and 2 borrow particular popular elements from the Western genre in different ways which I think differentiates the products and why we may determine them all as Westerns but very differently. You even have fantasy-western elements in 2, which were...

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Hey folks, feel free to call me Jass. I got into Fallout around 7 years ago with New Vegas when it was relatively fresh. Proceeded to play all the DLC for that and got enamoured by it, so I've played all of the games aside from PoS. My favourites are probably New Vegas and 1.

I must confess, I have no desire to retread the lore of either game and I'm going largely by the information I gathered from past play-throughs so I think you may be correct. Though I expected the railroad to be more interconnected with multiple terrorists cells so to speak. As a team of less...

The worst point of follow up which Fallout 4 enacts is The Institute and Commonwealth to be honest. The synth situation is awful, Fallout 3's hints and sidenotes in quests, Dr. Zimmerman's comments and stuff you learnt about the railroad seemed to be much more of a grand thing on a larger scale...

Weirdly for me, I think I Fought The Law is an underrated gem. It could have used some fleshing out, sure. But as it stands it's a good little diversion and enticing display of an otherwise underrepresented faction in the Powder Hangers.

For some Wasteland bucks to stop obsessing with modifying power armours (Atom Cats) and to consider rebuilding and learning the mechanics of vehicles like motorcycles to escort caravans and such. Seriously, we got a car in 2, why didn't the latter games consider giving you some sort of...

I wouldn't mind seeing the Northern Commonwealth (in-game said to be Montana, Wyoming and Dakota) as a potential location for a Fallout game primarily written by the original/NV team. Pipedream, sure, but I think it could be fantastic if it happened. New Vegas acknowledges a lot of things...