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- Are Enclave vertibirds different than brotherhood vertibirds?
- Were there any other energy companies besides Poseidon Energy?
- Are the Shi Patriarchal?
- Does Caesar (Edward Sallow) know the Legion will fall?
- The Dunwich monster could be Hermaeus Mora
- What happened to general Martin Retslaf
- What happened to India?
- Why are Floaters not in Fo3/4/NV
| Are Enclave vertibirds different than brotherhood vertibirds? Posted: 14 Jun 2020 08:40 PM PDT Are the brotherhood using a different vertibird ? The Enclave vertibirds could hold a full squad and have a full interior and looked similar to a dragonfly while the brotherhoods are smaller and open and overall more bulky. Could of they had designed their own to fit the prydwens docking mechanism or is it just a change that bethesda had done [link] [comments] |
| Were there any other energy companies besides Poseidon Energy? Posted: 14 Jun 2020 05:41 AM PDT We see Poseidon Energy locations on both the West and East Coast so one would assume they ran on a monopoly on the nations energy market. Or were there other regional corporations we haven't heard about yet? [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 14 Jun 2020 07:40 PM PDT Do women in Shi culture receive equal treatment? Are they considered inferior politically or physically? This could range anywhere from Caesar's Legion (Woman are subhuman) to The NCR (Complete equality) [link] [comments] |
| Does Caesar (Edward Sallow) know the Legion will fall? Posted: 14 Jun 2020 10:40 AM PDT I mean it's obvious that Caesar has his whole Legion of slavers and former tribes built on governmental style of Rome, which notoriously fell, and what happens when he falls out of power or dies, either in battle or if he doesn't get his tumor removed (assuming the courier didn't preform surgery on Edward). He also mentions Hegal's Dialects, which contradicts two opposing sides of war. Half the time this also fails, but I thoroughly enjoy the philosophy of our world and it being put into games, but Edward is clearly washed into an idea that his authoritarian ideal dream land is going to reign supreme, that's pretty much what Hitler thought as well (not as much though; he had little good intentions, but none the less good). We kind of see this again with Dead Money and Elijah, how he thinks he can easily take the NCR and anally fuck them to death with the cloud, hologram emitters, and the collars. 1, the problem with the hologram emitters is YOU SHOOT THEM AND THEY'RE DONE. 2, people's greed may overcome and kill the whole population if Elijah links each collar, and/or they may gain the knowledge and pay attention to methods used, like how to avoid the cloud and (unlikely but possibly) disable the collars, or destroy the emitters. There would also most likely be people who would fight back, some strong who would maybe get far and some weak who would bend to the conformities of Elijah's new world. Nonetheless, I love how Obsidian created their lore and stories, but so many faulty lines that real world people believed would work. What are your guys' thoughts? [link] [comments] |
| The Dunwich monster could be Hermaeus Mora Posted: 15 Jun 2020 04:43 AM PDT So the whole idea of the Fallout universe and elder scrolls universe being connected gave me an idea. While I was watching Epicnates's new video about the Dunwich monster it gave me an idea could the Dunwich monster be Hermaeus Mora I thought this because of the tentacles and powers Hermaeus and the Dunwich monster share maybe the interloper in lucky hole mines could be one of Hermaeus's lesser Daedra What do you guys think? [link] [comments] |
| What happened to general Martin Retslaf Posted: 14 Jun 2020 10:55 PM PDT In the Ashton missle silo the general is dead but his body looks like he died recently but why it doesn't look like he was shot he had security but still perished what was he doing there after 200 years how did he die and please give me an explanation for this man's death and life in general. [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 14 Jun 2020 11:47 PM PDT With dr Amari in fo4 who sports an Indian accent, I'm left to wonder what did happen to India in the fallout universe [link] [comments] |
| Why are Floaters not in Fo3/4/NV Posted: 14 Jun 2020 08:25 AM PDT Floaters are in 76 so why wouldn't they migrate to the commonwealth or capital wasteland? They wouldn't die off due to their asexual reproduction. If not alone, they would migrate over with super mutants and centaurs. Why would they die off when they can reproduce, and super mutants, who can't reproduce, survive? This brings up another question. Floaters are mutated from earthworms. According to a Google search, some earthworms reproduce sexually while others reproduce asexually. the ones that reproduce asexually are hermaphrodites and don't self fertilize, which means they need another earthworm to complete the reproductive process. As we know from Fo1 super mutants are sterile. Now, I don't know how the floaters in the first 2 games were made (I'm assuming by the Master), but in 76 they were created through the same means as the super mutants (FEV was dumped in the waters around Huntersville). Even though super mutants are made by the same means as floaters they are sterile while floaters are not. Therefore, are we to assume that FEV effects animals differently then humans? Does that mean centaurs can reproduce asexually as well as floaters? The floaters in WV are different than the ones in the west coast. Why wouldn't the west coast floaters migrate over with the remnants from the master's army? The time between fallout 2 and NV (20 yrs) would be enough time for the floaters to reproduce. [link] [comments] |
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