Fallout Lore | What mistakes have you noticed on the Fallout Wiki? |
- What mistakes have you noticed on the Fallout Wiki?
- Is there a reason why the assautron has feminine features?
- Why does Joshua Graham wear the SLCPD armor?
- What was life like in the Divide before it was destroyed?
- Are the desert rangers pre war military personnel like the brotherhood? And is the marine soilder (or whatever he was) found in zion a member of the desert rangers or was he is own thing, and one more thing is the desert ranger armor the iconic appearance of the desert rangers or is it different
- Where can I get a decent cup of coffee in the wasteland? I see an awful lot of cups, there are hot plates around and a bunch of coffee makers. But aside from coffee flavored soft drinks, I can't remember finding a normal cup of hot joe anywhere
- Most Vaults would have lasted if the maintenance crew we're trained to fix the goddamn Water Chip
- I find it kinda stupid that the Overseer somehow managed to build a house entirely by herself from the ground up. Is there any possibility that it was just built prewar and she moved in, cleaning up the place a bit?
- Why many lights in pre war buildings are still functional?
- Other than willing suspension of disbelief, how do all the ruined and abandoned Vaults in the games have breathable air even in their deepest depths
| What mistakes have you noticed on the Fallout Wiki? Posted: 04 Feb 2021 04:34 PM PST I feel like the Fallout Wiki is generally a great place for getting a rough understanding of the lore but it's definitely not perfect. An example I recently recalled is from the Fallout Wiki page for Australia that states the following
When in all likelihood it was someone misunderstanding the following line from Fallout 2
This could obviously be fixed with a small edit but I'm not big into editing Fandom Wiki pages. I am curious what other misunderstandings or mistakes you have noticed with the Fallout Wiki. It could be something as simple as someone treating a non-canon source as canon. I would like to hear what you fellas have come across. [link] [comments] |
| Is there a reason why the assautron has feminine features? Posted: 04 Feb 2021 09:03 AM PST |
| Why does Joshua Graham wear the SLCPD armor? Posted: 04 Feb 2021 11:18 AM PST I noticed on my latest play through that during the cut slides when Joshua Graham is being torched and thrown in the canyon that he's wearing the SLCPD amor. I couldn't find anything to explain why he doesn't wear legion armor despite being a Legate. According to the wiki... "Even when he was a Legate to Caesar's Legion, Joshua Graham always wore his personal SLCPD armor" Just wondering if anyone knows the reason why he never wore legion uniform as I can't seem to find the reason anywhere. [link] [comments] |
| What was life like in the Divide before it was destroyed? Posted: 04 Feb 2021 10:11 PM PST Question in title. How did the people live? What was the culture like? What exactly was its relationship with the NCR and Legion? Was it really better than both the NCR and Legion? If so, what made it special? Etc. Really any info on the pre-destruction Divide. EDIT: Just to clarify, I don't mean pre-war Divide. I mean post-war and pre-courier-accidentally-blowing-it-up Divide. [link] [comments] |
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| Most Vaults would have lasted if the maintenance crew we're trained to fix the goddamn Water Chip Posted: 04 Feb 2021 09:18 AM PST |
| Posted: 04 Feb 2021 08:40 PM PST Like, you can't tell me she somehow did that all by herself, including building a small basement. I'd prefer to entertain the idea it was built prewar and she just moved in. [link] [comments] |
| Why many lights in pre war buildings are still functional? Posted: 05 Feb 2021 01:08 AM PST |
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