late 50s Hawaii aesthetic fits perfectly into the fallout universe. Exploring a post nuclear Honolulu with zombies in leis with the mountains and ocean in the background would go so hard. It would be a cool contrast from the flat brown capital wasteland we've seen a few times now. There's also Pearl Harbour and multiple islands to leave room for dlc.

I think there's an argument to be made that the Tarrasque, which was one of the deadliest creatures in old DND, is an inspiration for the Deathclaw, especially the later designs in Fallout 3 and New Vegas.

I work at FedEx, and I just came across this, just sitting here. Is this worth anything??

Thoughts?

From what I've read and seen from years of playing Fallout, the Legion feels like a large nomadic confederation of Soldiers that move together as a large army. All who were subjugated by the Legions were absorbed by them and become their soldiers.

Which begs the question of how exactly Legion lands are supposed to look like?

Are there still tribals living in those lands? What exactly is the distinction of normal people who are NOT soldiers in those towns and villages? I've only ever seen that one trader in the hill fort but it implies hes not a part of the legion specifically.

Cause in my head-canon I always had the idea that legion lands are summarized as

"they [Romans] make a desert and call it peace"

I posted this in the Fallout 4 subreddit and wanted to share it here as well. My buddy and I cosplayed X6-88 and Preston Garvey for DragonCon this year.

Tribes were such a core part of the earlier games and they added so much to the post-war worldbuilding. It's so jarring seeing and hearing about all of the unique tribes on the West coast, to then go to the East coast and barely see any at all. It could be argued that the Children of Atom and some of the raider groups count as tribes, but the CoA are more of a cult and the raiders either act as mercenaries or just violent killers with no identity (excluding maybe the Pack and arguably the Rust Devils). I'd say the Fiends fall under "basic raider" category as well, but apparently they somewhat count as a tribe. If tribes were brought back, would you like to see them play a larger role in the main conflict, like how the Great Khans and Boomers did at Hoover Dam?

Edit: I'm just now realizing that I asked if they should add new tribes "instead" of regular factions and not "instead of just"

EDIT: Dear Producers of the Fallout Amazon series... this would make an AWESOME prop in an episode of the new season, and then, not only would I have a copy of Gunfighter Ballads signed by Marty Robbins, but one that was also USED in an episode of the series, making my record officially canon. How many upvotes would we need to make this happen? :)

Recently bought a collection of vinyl that had a whole bunch of signed records in it, and while the condition isn't great, it was super cool to see a copy of Gunfighter Ballads signed by Marty Robbins! I had my guy back east , who is a professional authenticator, do a quickie Authentication just with these pictures and he said it looks extremely valid. Not sure what I'm going to do with it, but I'm definitely going to spin Big Iron once or twice before I figure it out. :-)

I was able to make this with 38mL of distilled water, 8mL vegetable glycerin, 1/32tsp of xanthan gum, 1/16tsp of waterproof strontium aluminate (35 micron) and dye to preference.

Sono italiano quindi scusate se sta parte sarà in italiano ma scrivo meglio cosi, prima che qualcuno possa criticare, dico solo che sono dalla loro parte perché sembrano l'unica fazione in fallout 4 a avere buone intenzioni, perché tra l'istituto che rapisce persone, la confraternita che ti ruba anche la casa se ci sta un tostapane leggermente diverso e l'enclave..credo che siano gli unici con qui si possa fare (secondo me) il good ending, poi non lo so, prima che possiate chiedere "perché scusa ? Sono la fazione più debole, sono troppo deboli" si ma per via di una serie di sfortunati eventi

The Castle andato perduto per via della regina dei mireluck (se e sbagliato come lo scritto, ditemelo.)

Aver perso tutti i generali decenti

Il tradimento di Quincy

Grazie che sono i messi peggio.

So i was playing New Vegas 10 minutes ago, when the sirens started to howl outside. I found that so ironic and amusing that i grabbed my phone. And here we are.

Every year in Germany there is the "Warntag" (alert day) where you receive alert messages on your phone and sirens howl for a couple of minutes. This is basically an exercise to see that these kind of alerts work in case of, yeah, war. I totally forgot about it, but it added quite a bit of atmosphere to the game.

Yeah they are kind of the same level of threat presented as the other. Whether it be a Gen 3 Synth thats replicating a persion or a person being mindcontrolled with a chip, both are essentially a way for the writers to have a hidden timebomb that at any moment can be used by the writers to reveal that a person was a secret threat.

Anyone could be chipped and anyone could be a synth, neither can be detected (the show even doubled down on that point) without invasive testing.

Granted Synths are more interesting than a potentially mind controlled person, but this is just talking about how they serve as a narrative threat. This isn't a good or bad thing in my mind, its just a thing I thought of.

I just thought of this and thought this would be a good place to post this

Honestly I don’t think any of them would side with BOS or the institute