Fallout Lore | Considering how Vault-Tec has been defuct for 200+ years, why do vaults still care about their experiments? |
- Considering how Vault-Tec has been defuct for 200+ years, why do vaults still care about their experiments?
- [Any Fallout] if you were starving to death and used a stim pack would it make you more or less hungry? What about healing powder?
- Are the tactical/brotherhood special ops suits canon
- How did NCR deal with Master's Army remnants and other mutated beasts in its core territory?
- Isn’t realistically a bit too early for settlers to move back in Appalachia?
- Let’s talk about Fallout 4’s ghoul eyes.
| Posted: 12 Nov 2020 06:21 AM PST |
| Posted: 13 Nov 2020 01:51 AM PST Isn't it kind of just speeding up the body's ability to repair itself, meaning it would need some kind of fuel to do so (like protein or carbs)? Also I can't imagine 2 flowers would be all that filling [link] [comments] |
| Are the tactical/brotherhood special ops suits canon Posted: 12 Nov 2020 02:36 AM PST Just a question would the suits like special operative suits be Canon cause I know that the tactical suits from the atomic shop shouldn't be Canon but then there's the brotherhood one. Would those suits fit in with the fallout world cause it seems off to me cause it also seems like modern tech not like how there typical armor would be like. [link] [comments] |
| How did NCR deal with Master's Army remnants and other mutated beasts in its core territory? Posted: 12 Nov 2020 11:09 AM PST According to canon, NCR eventually controls entire(ish?) Fallout 2 area and it's mostly safe to travel, because there they've dealt with all raiders. But anyone who played FO2 knows there were far worse things to encounter than a bunch of drunk thugs with guns. Like numerous packs of Mariposa centaurs (not those malformed abominations from FO3) and floaters which back then were even worse than deathclaws - you just avoided them unless you had a power armor AND a high-end weapon. Also randomly encoutered remnants of Master's Army seem to be much tougher, which led me to conclusion FEV in their bodies is still active and refines them somehow. [link] [comments] |
| Isn’t realistically a bit too early for settlers to move back in Appalachia? Posted: 12 Nov 2020 12:16 PM PST Appalachia as we know wasn't nuked as bad as say DC or California so it makes sense that people like the Responders and Brotherhood thrived before the Scorched plague, however we supposedly "end" the scorched plague by nuking the crap out of Appalachia. Vault 76 itself wasn't set to reclaim the barely nuked state until 25 years later, so what are settlers and raiders doing coming back to a freshly nuked Appalachia a mere one year later? Even if there's treasure, shouldn't Appalachia be even more dangerous than before being freshly nuked? Even if just for the rads alone? [link] [comments] |
| Let’s talk about Fallout 4’s ghoul eyes. Posted: 12 Nov 2020 06:09 PM PST What's up with them? Even in Fallout 76 ghouls have hazy — yet human eyes while Fallout 4 ghouls look like Bruce from Nemo after sniffing Dory's blood. What's up with ghouls in Fallout 4? [link] [comments] |
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