I remember i selected a dialogue that made her answer something like "what are you gonna do? Kill me" and that was the first time i didnt care losing karma in fallout 3
Well, I also think it's just silly to expect unique and notable items to be at every location in any game. It's a wasteland 200 years after nuclear apocalypse. A significant portion of material/resources and items have already been looted long ago. I'm weird but I like that some locations are just "pointless". I'm scavenging for parts and they're going to be rare.
as a filthy 76 apologist, they did repeatable quests so right. most of them offer unique rewards, sweetwater gives you perception boosting tea after gathering honey, they all have a chance to give unique plans which there are like a billion of, even if you might not use metal armour ultra light mods but it’s still a new thing to have, or you can sell it or just give it to new players, some of them boost faction reputation, they all give you caps and xp as well as stimpaks, radaway and sometimes good weapons and ammo depending on how hard the quest is. there’s also a lot of unique ones around the map to do, gathering items and killing enemies takes up a good chunk of them yes, but there’s also tracking down and shooting certain animals with a syringer and tailing/surviving long enough to gather data on them, some really tough dungeons in the daily ops etc
As someone who lives in Morgantown, I can say with confidence it looks like a 1:1 recreation of the real life town, complete with the ghouls, dilapidated buildings, and moronic robots
1:38 - and I'll bet the robot barbers beheaded clients but that news was suppressedbb And colleges are prone to fighting anyways as academia is geared towards a 'publish or perish' mindset.
Yet another somber tale of what happened immediately after the bombs dropped. Like the narrator always says, "War, war never changes." Students once united in university turned to fighting and brutality among waring factions just to survive. All the while, those in the middle suffer more than anyone else. A place of peace and knowledge turned into a warzone. Morgantown was really dealt a bad hand by those that survived the bombs there.
But the hp and skills… if he’s a fraud… he might as well be the real thing…. Also the legion did have issues with leadership not surviving.308 and .50 bmg sooooo maybe it adds up?
I really hope fallout 5 has more world building and I don’t mean that in the writing sense. I’d like to get the world built back up and running, even if it’s with caravans and radio. Like it’s interesting idea to have to rebuild, as opposed to every other FO game ending worse off than when you started, and devolving into mad max
Best ending, actually. Fortified NV, protected by an armed force neither established enemy can overcome, with the fascists and the overcontrolling NCR alike both pushed out, while you have (if you played your cards right) an excess of skilled individuals to rebuild a societal hub on every level.
I havent watched this fully yet but id love to see more fallout 76 lore due to how interesting and undocumented it is on RU-vid. Thank you for making work content to listen to while I do chores keep up the good work
Yeesh before the bombs you gotta deal with college debt but after that if you survive the bombs, you have to deal with crazy raiders & scorched. Don’t go to college folks! lol 😂.
The level of empathy and understanding shown here is truly heartwarming, creating a supportive and inclusive space for women to share their experiences and perspectives.🌺
They are just eating them like apples, you can mash them, stick them into a stew, they are not even seasoning them. No wonder they think it's bad, no one has thought to actually cook the things.
