Can You Beat Fallout 2 As A Group? 

Does Jinxed make your companions have more critical failures too?

@@CausalLoop25from my experience? Oh yes. Vic was so fucking unlucky his every shot he either dropped or even destroyed his desert eagle. But after getting new levels he became better with his shots.

Never seen that, what's that referencing?

​@@CausalLoop25dusk til dawn is a vampire movie that takes place in a stripclub Its better than it sounds Cheech marin says a line similar in the movie

Thanks! What did you like about it?

@@CausalLoop25 im just getting into fallout 2 and still learning what im supposed to do so this is a nice recap. And your commentary is very funny :-]

@@InsertNano I dont mean to shut my brain off I meant it in a way to immerse myself into the universe and analyze it without attaching any political meaning to it

man i would love to play fallout 5 where the plot is find [insert family member] and have 0 impact on [insert shallow faction] in a world where [insert random american city that is somehow still in ruins]

Don't forget the zany whacky ridiculousness. This IP literally makes no sense anymore. ​@@electricfanman9411

@@electricfanman9411as opposed to “find precious pre-war tech to save my home” in the first two. Fallout 1 didn’t even have Vault-Tec. Not really. The master is supposed to be a super genius but can’t notice the sterility of his creation? The enclave are one-dimensional purge everyone no exceptions and Frank is the only final boss in the series you cannot avoid or talk through at all, And is literally a super mutant behemoth in power armor. You cannot GET more shallow than the enclave. Later games aren’t perfect either but it’s been twenty years, The franchise went under in the original owners hands cuz of how niche it was

​@@Skullhawk13 it didnt go under because of their planning,it went under cuz yknow they didnt just make fallout

@@brewr I mean I should just ignore you considering you ignored the majority of my point but how is that a rebuttal? They were so incompetent they couldn’t release a game before bankruptcy? Fallout Van Bruhnin also was just weird by design documents.

IDK, you got Cait's backstory and people getting replaced and puppeted by a secret technocractic society that wants to wipe the surface clean and start anew, the Brotherhood's genocidal campaign against synths, and the Glowing Sea... if it weren't for the Minutemen and some more lighthearted factions like the Atom Cats, Fallout 4 would be pretty damn dark.

@@CausalLoop25 Fallout 4 is very saturated, with cartoonish guns, childlike humor, etc.

@@commanderAnakin Fallout 4 ditches the green filter and orange filter of Fallout 3 and New Vegas for a clearer, more realistic look. Sure, it is colorful, but color signifies danger in nature. And even if it's a bit cartoonish, it's better than being bland or washed out. I do agree with the weapons, they are very odd in Fallout 4. Which has to do with the new modding system, but still. They could have done a better job. And every Fallout game has had humor. Especially Fallout 2, which has meta-jokes out the wazoo. And New Vegas has Wild Wasteland. Humor is there to contrast the darker elements, not to take away from them.

@@CausalLoop25 Games set after a nuclear holocaust shouldn't be colorful. They should be far more desaturated like Metro. I'm not denying Fallout has always had humor, but it's very much played up in Fallout 4 (like the Triggermen or Moe)

​@@commanderAnakinthats such an odd opinion to have lol. To be fair, most fallout games are literally decades to centuries after the initial nuclear attacks. Its odd to insinuate that the world cannot rebuild and must be a shattered ruin after that amount of time has passed Look at Chernobyl. In spite of the disaster, life still continues on and even evolves to live within the aftermath. And its been less than half a century since then If anything, more post nuclear worlds should be colorful or resemble something less grim as fallout 3 and 4 because why does it need to be solely ruins and gray?

Thanks!

Ah, I forgot I used it there to get into the Toxic Cave bunker. Still, I think that was the only time I used it so... close enough?

@@CausalLoop25 close enough for me. Side note. The bookshelf in Grishams hallway outside Mirias room is a great place to put all your stuff so it doesnt fall on the floor

Didn't feel like it

10 Agility and Gifted trait. Trust me.

You mean Fallout 1 as a group? Yes, I will most likely being doing that in the future