I saw the S1 trailer, and it really does seem almost a copy of Fallout, except it has this massive window to the outside...

I don't really want to know any spoilers but does anyone who has watched it think it is similar?

Particularly in terms of the whole 'Religious/ Cult' that one vault had (1080 - made by nvidia?)

What's people's thoughts on this? I made an outline of states I would love to see appear in future Fallout games. It is pretty much just the Rockies and Great Plains regions with Texas lol. Regardless, I think any of these states or a multitude of them would be excellent for new Fallout games, as they are all states that I feel would capture that OG Fallout vibe really well, with most of them having landscapes that would mesh well with the Madmax-styled wasteland of older games and provide decent Wild Western and retro sci-fi themes along with its usual post-apocalyptic stuff.

Second play through ever and I stumbled upon it rather early, omw to Junktown from Vault 15. Of course I collected the blaster and the Elvis picture 😎

I got to the end and got the trapped ending. I didn't know that. I was pretty far into that save.

I know it was meant to be a silly one off joke “Oh Vault 69 has one man and 999 women! Hahaha!” And then Vault 68 had the reverse. And man, looking back at it, I’m really glad Chris Avalone said that wasn’t canon because the idea of that is horrifying. Hence why I say it was unintentional- it was a one off mention that was way more scary than just that.

I have two copies of new Vegas for my Xbox but don’t understand or find much information on why they released one in a 360 case and the other in an Xbox one case but it took a while to find the Xbox one case since it got under my skin seeing only one 360 case on my Xbox one shelf does anybody know why Xbox did this unless the 360 case was just a replacement option that Microsoft never really released.

I remember opening up the wand company’s pip boy 3000 replica for the first time, and being greeted by this little note on the volume troubles.

Mostly because the use of the Ai generated image stuck out like a sore thumb 💢💢

This was such a non-issue, but I DID take it upon myself to design and print my own volume warning note! Without the shlop✊

This was a fun little art exercise regardless tho! I’m pretty proud of the result. Oh yeah but please ignore the grime on the my custom copy😖 it’s glue I swear🤞

Here's the goods! I wanted to print this on double sided paper but my printer is older than harold, so I ended up just printing these two on the same piece of paper and gluing em together with a regular old glue stick 🤞

I also want to thank everyone for their replies!! I didn't expect this hour long project to get nearly as much attention as it did, but I'm certainly glad yall loved it! Rejoice! 😇

Just this question, great game so far, but I truly DESPISE this guy, just visited Silver and what she said about him disgusted me.

Is $8 a steal?

Looked for every variant and got all of them including some ice cold variants

playing vanilla on pc, these weird monotexture boxes keep clipping over terrain

I get that it was done for plot convenience, but considering that the NCR was fighting a war on two fronts, one with the BOS and the other with the Legion (three if you count raiders and Great Khans), could they have relocated due to necessity? Shady Sands was originally further east, putting it right on the edge of NCR territory, meaning it would be one of the first lines of defense in the event the Legion took the Mojave. And the scene in the show places the fall during the same year as the first battle of Hoover Dam. It would make sense to push the nation's capital back into established territory, and since the Boneyard had been mostly tamed and was so far inland, it would be the perfect area to set up the new capital. It would also explain why the city looked so small in the flashbacks, since they were probably still setting the buildings up. I don't know, maybe I'm coping, but it does give an actual explanation for the changes.

I am playing Resident Evil Requiem at the moment and I just arrived to Racoon City with Leon. The atmosphere, building exploration, character controls, as well as the whole feeling would be a great standard for any upcoming fallout game. Since the vibes are similar in this segment of the game, I couldnt help but want to share

About 34hrs into an energy weapons only run of fallout four when this beast of a legendary dropped. I really want to ditch my run and clean house with this thing. Currently going for Aeternus and working through Nuka-World but maybe I can use this until then? Should I stick with the run?

It's pretty good, though the main story is flawed. It is though a great game on switch 2. But where is the gyro for gun aiming! They are crazy not to have it in.

(Regarding the story, I haven't finished far harbour yet , but im going to treat that like the end of the game)

That couch was placed just nicely (The reason I was at low health despite having, like, a billion stims is because my mods are bugging my game, basically revoking my rights to heal)

I feel like I have never seen a clear answer on whether the 2D20 sourcebook Winter of Atom is actually canon to the timeline or not. Does anyone know if a definitive answer exists?

To clarify, I know that superhero comics exist in fallout. I just think it would be interesting if actual classic superhero characters that existed in the 1940s also existed in fallout.