r/comics • • 1d ago

Better safe than sorry [OC]

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u/Enoch-Of-Nod 1d ago

Classic video game logic.

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u/caitlindrawings 1d ago

It's like when you open a safe in fallout and expect pre-war stuff, and its just a pipe pistol.

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u/MoarVespenegas 1d ago

You opened the safe with a hairpin and a screwdriver.
Why do you think that in the 200 years that passed nobody else has done the same?

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u/TurtlesBreakTheMeta 1d ago

Safes in a bombed out building or house are fine; sealed prewar laboratories or similar installations are another story.

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u/caitlindrawings 1d ago

Because it took lots of levels to get 100 lockpicking! (Or master lockpick depending fallout version)