All posts by The Bohemian Rhapsody

In that case, I'm suggesting that we coin a new term, complementing Fallout's use of atomic age inspired technology.

Radpunk

Like steampunk? Everything becomes more and more advanced, but all still focusing on one source.

True. The resource demands were most of humanity's undoing after all.

The timeline never left the 50s/60s, and yet they had the technology to have a war on the moon.

Being a good person? Then again, I could quite easily list 'Launching miniature nuclear ordinance from the deck of the BOS Prydwen for funsies' as a full time occupation at this point.

Truth is...

The game was rigged from the start.

I can't agree nor disagree with that, but they sure do make for good target practice.

Speaking of power armor, how exactly is a half ton nuclear powered suit of metal supposed to make sense? Falling will definitely kill you, the radiation would give you super cancer, the weight would make it impossible to move unpowered, and the fact that there's no poop hole means that anyone on the field has to leave the suit to do their business.

That actually makes sense, but if that's the case, he desperately needs to grow a pair.

We should have had dog whistles in the base game.

Edit: Nevermind, that would be a terrible idea. Using it would summon every dog in Boston, going by the apparent effective range.

I'm just concerned about the fact that some of the loot I come across in schools often contains high calibre ammunition. I wonder if they were left inside by post war occupants, or...

This has gotten off topic. I'll make a dedicated post to discuss the errors in logic. I don't mind, but I'm too organised for my own good.

Cryogenics can preserve organic matter for long periods of time. As a result, flesh decay would be incredibly slow. If something is kept cold enough, it can be preserved indefinitely, but when it's a living being, it gets complicated. If someone was frozen in such a way that they were perfectly preserved, they're still going to be very dead when unfrozen. They probably had some kind of resuscitation mechanism inside the pods, and/or a way to drain the blood from the occupants until they were released. It also has to be a completely sterile and airtight environment, or bacteria will cause irreversible damage, despite the extreme temperature.

Fortnite? Ew. There aren't any settlements that need my help in that game, so I don't play it.

Actually, that does make sense. I can tell the difference between cigars that I smoke through the taste easily enough, so a dog would be able to tell through smell. That's quite a good answer.

We have a third option. Bethesda gifted us with mods.

I imagine that they would eventually. As they keep growing, their body becomes more unstable, so it could be a result of muscle paralysis or organ failure. That would be their fate, at least logically.

Then again, Fallout.

No. Because war never changes.