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Cookbook[]
This is a cookbook, not how to make flamethrowers! ;) The checkered background is totally clear on this subject.
- --Mirar 11:57, 22 November 2008 (UTC)
Well, regardless, I don't see how a book that tells you how to make Flamer fuel (which you can't do in the game), can help you make better use of Miniguns or the Fat Man.Fiddlesoup 16:18, 13 December 2008 (UTC)
Same can be said about deans electronics, how would that help with the mechanical aspects of weapons and armor (like power armor)? It's just an awsome game leave it at that.
It is somewhat unlikely that this is really a cook book, as a flamethrower (or in this case, the flamer), would be an obscenely reckless means of cooking, due to the sheer amount of fire generated. It is more likely that "recipes" is an analogy to combat tactics involving the flamer, presented in a humorous format of a cookbook
Is this really necessary? No offence intended --Cartman! 02:20, April 17, 2011 (UTC)
No it isn't as it is fairly obvious. It should be removed. GamerAddict7796 06:45, June 19, 2011 (UTC)
What about those two guys in the Ultra-Luxe? Super Duper Mutant 05:05, November 2, 2011 (UTC)
Reference to Anarchist Cookbook[]
I removed a paragraph stating that this skillbook is a reference to the real life Anarchist Cookbook. I didn't see any relevance, and the paragraph didn't have a citation or any information linking the two, but wanted to open a conversation here in case I was missing anything. If there is some relation between this skillbook and the Anarchist Cookbook I would agree we mention it. Makeswell (talk) 21:53, June 24, 2015 (UTC)
- Don't see any connection either, apart from the fact that this is a "recipe" book. Considering this was apparently published by army, it doesn't even match the intent of the Anarchist's Cookbook.
Limmiegirl
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