- In Fallout 3, you disable a Death Ray on board the Zetan ship, but you can also fire it at Earth. Where does it land and how does it affect where it lands? It seems to have a similar explosion size to a nuclear bomb.
- How effective would the Legion actually be in open combat?
- Why didn't House design the Securitron Mark I operating system with drivers for their primary weapons?
- Is the bible entirely accurate?
- where in the world is Nuka-world?
| Posted: 19 Sep 2020 11:43 PM PDT |
| How effective would the Legion actually be in open combat? Posted: 19 Sep 2020 04:18 AM PDT Let's say the Second Battle of Hoover Dam happens without the courier stepping in to balance the scale: on one side we have the Legion under the command of Legate Lanius, that would mainly make use of wave attacks, and on the other we have the NCR that has been a massing troops at the dam for months. Would the Legion actually have a chance at winning? If you exclude the tricks the legion has pulled all over the Mojave, like the bombing of the monorail, Nipton and such, we essentially have a force of lightly armored legionaries with scarce access to ranged weapons charging into open ground and in a narrow path against the NCR on the other side of the dam ghat is now a wall of firepower: hundreds of troopers discharging their service rifles into the legion's wave attacks, aided by heavy troopers with miniguns, rangers and 1st recon. I honestly doubt the legion would be able to get up close with the troopers (but I realize if that was to happen, they would win) even counting the secret passage inside the power plant, so after conquering Vegas I doubt the legion would still be able to push further west, always counting they manage to take the city. [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 19 Sep 2020 05:59 PM PDT "All this time, my Securitrons have had to get by running the Mark I operating system, which lacked software drivers for their primary weapons! Today , with the delivery of the Platinum Chip, all that changes. Behold, for the first time, Securitrons running the Mark II. The M-235 Missile Launcher gives the Securitron the ability to engage ground and air targets at significantly longer ranges and a rapid-fire G-28 grenade launching system ensures the Securitron is deadly in close-range engagements. The software upgrade also includes drivers for the Securitrons' highly sophisticated onboard auto-repair systems. All together, the Mark II software upgrade confers a 235% increase in combat effectiveness per unit. " - Mr House Is it ever stated why RobCo built the securitrons with all of their weapons without an operating system capable of using them all? [link] [comments] |
| Is the bible entirely accurate? Posted: 19 Sep 2020 10:10 PM PDT |
| where in the world is Nuka-world? Posted: 19 Sep 2020 06:09 PM PDT ok so over the past years I've been visiting different major fallout locations IRL (Bosten Washington D.C., vagus, et...) and after returning from bar harbor, Maine, it got me thinking. where is Nuka-world? checking the wiki only says that its somewhere "west of Boston" and that it takes heavy inspiration from Disney world but obviously Nuka-world isn't located in Florida. now NW doesn't have to be anywhere in Massachusetts because Far Harbor is nowhere near mass, being al the way in Maine. the only in-game ideas that we get is that there is a mountain range between Nuka-world and the Commonwealth. I've tried looking at a topographical map of Massachusetts and there isn't really a major mountain range so maybe it's all the way south of the mountains in upstate NY but then the NW monorail wouldn't be able to really reach it there so I'm stumped. are there any obvious clues that I missed in my stupidity or is this a real question. so any lore keepers got any ideas? [link] [comments] |
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