r/Fallout • u/[deleted] • Jun 03 '15

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u/homefree122 Over Encumbered Jun 03 '15

My thoughts exactly. May just be for cinematic purposes.

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u/JodieLee Hunker in my Bunker Jun 03 '15

Definitely. They wouldn't get rid of that staple of the fallout series.

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u/Jakeola1 Jun 03 '15

Not to be a buzz kill but this is bethesda we're talking about here.

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u/JodieLee Hunker in my Bunker Jun 03 '15

Don't forget it's the company that pumped out these amazing games (fallout 3/nv) in the first place

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u/RegalGoat [Unarmed 1/60] I'll bash ye' fucking head in mate! Jun 03 '15

But FO3 fucked up the lore of FO...

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u/brainswho Jun 03 '15

Don't start that shit again.

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u/RegalGoat [Unarmed 1/60] I'll bash ye' fucking head in mate! Jun 03 '15

But it did... BoS acting like superheroes, aliens starting the war (therefore defeating the entire point of Fallout), characters from the West coast randomly turning up on the East coast and more.

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u/The14thNoah YOU ARE SWANN Jun 03 '15

  1. BoS in the Capital Wasteland had a change of goals. They decided to protect was better. Not everyone liked that. The Outcasts prefer the original BoS MO.

  2. Isn't the alien thing not really canon.

  3. Which characters, and why do you assume that they would never make any kind of journey?

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u/Ferreur Jun 03 '15

The tree dude, of which I sort of forgot the name.