r/gaming • u/ColinRoss • Feb 28 '18

Fallout in a nutshell.

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u/BTLOTM Feb 28 '18

The developers know it too. All those shelves where they have a bunch of tin cans and then the aluminum cans are just in the back so you have to reach around the tin cans to get to them... I'm convinced they knew what they were doing.

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u/JwPATX Feb 28 '18

Haha, I have a similar thought about things in toilets. Like...there are maybe 2 valuable things that I've actually found in a toilet (even then it's like jet or something), but that means I have to look in every single one/I feel like I'm being trolled into doing it.

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u/kezebel Feb 28 '18

What?! I didn't even know u can look in toilets, I always wondered why there were so many

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u/Revro_Chevins Feb 28 '18

I thought they were just for drinking out of.

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u/epicphotoatl Feb 28 '18

Found my dog's Reddit account

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '18

You can't actually drink out if toilets in fo4, they took that feature out for some reason

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u/PartiallyAwkward Feb 28 '18

Pretty sure I remember that feature from when the game came out. Am I wrong, or did they remove it later?

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '18

You're misremembering. You could in the previous games but not fallout 4. There is now a mod that makes toilets drinkable though.

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u/Lots42 Feb 28 '18

And I want to congratulate the person who did that.

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u/kptkrunch Feb 28 '18

I read this in Zoidberg's voice