Fallout S1E08 The Beginning of New Vegas! 

I didn’t even think of that. Mind blown!

omg, that might be true

I watched some of their conversations in RU-vid. Sorry guys they actually didn’t.

Who the hell is Lucy? You mean Goosey?

😁😁😂

People who are ALWAYS happy make me nervous. It's just not natural. They're obviously hiding something. 😉

Typical corporate/committee strategy. 😉

Bloody hell, 27 years old? That's actually younger than me by about 3 months.

It is still funny to me as well, with what you said reminding me of how there's some people who think that Bethesda hates the original games, and especially New Vegas, but then when it comes to the TV show, it is SO much more like the original games and then even New Vegas, that I feel like it kind of shows the opposite. But that's just how I feel about it, lol

@@HIPsteHeero Yeah, I think there's some hurt feelings on the business side of each studio (Obsidian got a little screwed on the rating-based bonus), but the creatives in each seem to enjoy the other's work.

I thought the show was alright but I love the opening credits. I thought the music sounded like Fade to Grey by Visage or something :)

~Trin, That line is so iconic! couild never forget it 😍

Had to shuffle our stuff this week but DD will be tomorrow!

And if I remember correctly, this was the show creators original plan. Either 3 seasons or 5. But the show was so popular that it just kept going, for better and for worse.

@@GreySim Yes, but it's still an amazing sort after, and Kripke still stood by what the show turned into. he might not have been the showrunner anymore, but he still chimed in sometimes and everything.

The problem is, they don't want to do that. They don't want to start something, only for them to leave the rewst of it unfinished. If they start something, they want to commit to it, or feel crap otherwise about it.

If not, Robb dropping it by name, it would just be cruel.

No, the show is just way too long for them to watch, even if I love the show myself, and am one of the people that loves the whole thing, not just the first five seasons. It is just also a risk that with everyone mentioning that, that they'll lose way too many viewers after season 5, and they don't want to only commit to a small part of the show if they were to do it. So, it just doesn't really work to do Supernatural.

You called her Lucy... It's actually Goosey...

So, I can kind of see what you're saying, however here's how I see some of these points you raise: 1. We've all wished bad things upon other people, the difference and biggest thing is that we don't do something with it, and neither did he 2. We've all wanted revenge, so that isn't entirely unreasoanble, and we see that it's not the main thing on his mind either. 3. Someone who keeps curses him out and telling him how he's going to have him hanged by his nuts or whatever and that he's going to die, oh he's going to die, he's going to die... Not really weird that you then after that constnatly from an asshole coward, then decide to just let him die, lol. The due kind of asked for it. 4. I think this goes more into the comedy part of the show, but also connects into my counterpoint to the next thing: 5. I think this goes into how his character is made with the idea of his Intelligence and Charisma stats being VERY low in a way when we start out especially. I mean, he's not even realyl a good liar, it just so happens that he gets lucky with his actual lies initially. 6. Because he remembers one of the lowest and scariest moments in his life, along with the BOS making it a thing to breakd own their recruits and troops as much as possible, so they're as obedient as possible. Of course power and getting the suit he desires and looks up to, would be something he loves. But we also see him loving luxury, relaxing, kindness, and so on. 7. Which I do admit was one of his most unreasoanble and reckless things, however, I do keep in mind as well that the guy is one of his bullies and Maximus knows that if he's found out, he'll get killed, and still remmbers how that won't be very pleasant. He freaks out and doesn't want to take any chances. But I will admit again taht this is probably one of the biggest things leading into what you're tryiing to say. 8. Again, his Intelligence is very low, if you pay attention, I'm personally of the opinion he initially doesn't even realize it until Lucy points it out, especialyl how shortly they'll have with backup power. After all, it doesn't take a lot of persuasion from her to have him give it up. Again, he's raised by the Brotherhood of Steel. They teach you to not feel any emotion, that no one else beyond the Brotherhood matters. That doesn't just disappear. 9. Yes, this I agree with and goes into what I've been saying. I don't think he is really a villain, or to become one, but more so his circumstances. But it could go either way, it depends how much time will pass. However, Lucy's influence won't just disappear either. After all, he did try to stop Dane from letting him take the credit, it's just that he didn't get much of a chance to do so, lol. 10. Definitely, like I said, low Intelligence and Charisma score. But I also think we see that influence has a lasting effect on him, so that's why I think Lucy will especially. Someone that treated him well, showed him a better way, a kinder way. 11. No, I highly doubt this personally. The last thing he saw was Hank pretty much about to force Lucy to come with him, so the most reasonable thing for him to assume is that Hank took her. If anything, he might feel like he has to save her, like a knight in shining armor, lol. I mean, you do have a good point there to be fair, but I don't really think they'll do something as black and white as that to be honest. But I could be wrong of course. Very likely, yeah, about Cooper's wife. However, I do also thin kthere's a chance that the power of the company did actually get to her as well. That it's a combination of the two things. The way she suggested everything and then said about the bomb, there wasn't even taht much blinking, or hesitation. That doesn't seem like someoen that feels cornered and forced to do so, you know? Anyway, I just wanted to share my thoughts since you raised some good points that I just personally see a bit differently, but I hope you realize I'm not saying you're wrong AT ALL and that it's just me sharing my thoughts back.

@@HIPsteHeero We are all the sum of our experiences. You make individual cases out of it and sometimes take us as an example that this does not make us bad people. That's nonsense, sorry. Your arguments are not really arguments, but excuses. I say that in the sum of the points, Maximus fulfills pretty much everything that makes a villain ark in Hollywood. Does that mean he will become one? No, of course not necessarily, but probably.

That won't happen. And I say this as someone who loves the show. But they've been pretty clear that it won't happen.