Cliffy McEdgeface
bitch I will cut you
Potential spoilers.
The Vault 11 story really gets me, every time I play through NV. Probably one of the more interesting Vault experiments.
The Vault 11 story really gets me, every time I play through NV. Probably one of the more interesting Vault experiments.
I've been trying to decide how much applicability it has to real life, whether the seemingly savage indictment it makes has a solid foundation, and why this version of the concept of the death lottery story gnaws at my brain so hard. Does Vault 11 make a statement simply about the world of Fallout? Or does it slit the throat of a real-world modern day sacred cow?
Am I reading too much into a mere story or is the revulsion I'm starting to feel towards the concept of democratic process intended and justified? If the answer to all that is "no, yes, and yes" then is the story of the NCR yet another shot fired at the concept of democracy? Are we simply being primed to find Mr. House that much more appealing in the world of New Vegas, or are there greater implications and statements being made? Is FNV political, and is it so by design?
Am I reading too much into a mere story or is the revulsion I'm starting to feel towards the concept of democratic process intended and justified? If the answer to all that is "no, yes, and yes" then is the story of the NCR yet another shot fired at the concept of democracy? Are we simply being primed to find Mr. House that much more appealing in the world of New Vegas, or are there greater implications and statements being made? Is FNV political, and is it so by design?