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What the fuck is his problem?
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>>745953573
fallout 3 would make so much more sense if it was set just after the war
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>>745953785
Ignoring shit like the Mutants, Enclave, and BoS.
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What kind of name is Arkansas?
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I liked this encounter
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>>745953948
what kind of name is Virginia
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>>745953785
I actually have a certain headcanon regarding this. F3 is so explicitly set just after the war that it baffles the mind how Bethesda thought they could get away with saying it is actually 200 years after. And they still do get away with it. The game is so incredibly obviously set 20 years after the bomb, I can't see how someone would earnestly disagree. The symbolism, narrative and world building SCREAMS it. Just look at the generational interplay that appears everywhere, where there are lots of "old" characters around 50 years and older that clearly and evidently think, talk and behave as if they're representational for the pre-war culture. I mean Liam Neeson is super charged with that pre-war doctor energy, quoting the bible and shit. Republic of Dave being a thing because Dave lived before the war and knew vaguely what a republic was and used it as an excuse for having a harem. The whole Andale business with them talking about being elected coziest town in the east coast. Tenpenny Tower with Tenpenny and Lucien LaChance representing old world burgeoise. The old dude in Megaton being hyper-patriotic. The Enclave playing the part of the insular deep state organ that continues being machiavellian even after the worlds end, still operating similarily to how it did before, no fucking chance they'd do that for 200. Tons and tons of narrative devices only work if the game is set 20 years after the bombs. The main characters birth coincides with the dropping of the bombs, your family obviously gains access to vault 101 because they're doctors, bypassing all the skeletons lying outside. Hence the still very pre-war culture permeating the vault. Fucking bonkers how anyone would think it is set 200 years after. My deep rationale for that is that the bombs not only destroyed the world but ruined the chronological flow of time, the world is spiritually devastated to the point where 20 years or 200 years might have passed, it doesn't matter.
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>>745953573
no idea, for the longest time i didn't even know he had dialogue and i had no idea why he had a unique name because i always snuck up on him and blasted him no questions asked
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>>745953785
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>>745954348
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>>745953573
should have been a recruitable sniper companion
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>>745953573
Slavers enslaving his whole town, unironically
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>>745953785
Adding to this, Fallout 4's story would be way better if it was about finding your spouse instead of your son. And by the end of the game you got to keep your custom Nora/Nate as a companion instead of the dumb synth kid.
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>>745954517
What's this cocksucker up to these days?
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Was the enclave kind of based?
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>>745957367
he retired in 2023
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>>745957551
So nothing of value was lost.
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>>745957463
They're utterly retarded, but also based, yes.



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