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Today is June 1st, marking the start of pride month!! Happy pride month to all lgbtq+ Fallout fans and characters! :) ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
My illustration for russian Fallout Fanbook
Random gripe with the fallout community -
everyone assumes that all the damage and skeletons are from the nukes of the last war. the common sentiment is "it's been 200 years and no one's fixed this yet??"
It has been 200 years! You know what happens in that time frame? tons of people living and dying and killing each other. The skeleton in the bathtub might be from 10 or 20 years ago. The damage from structures and the debris might not be from 200 years ago, it could be from a few years ago from the last people who lived in that location. People also migrate and move around so it's reasonable people didn't expect to be there long term and were more concerned about their survival first, things hard to come by like clean food and water. There's also a good chance at least some people who've been born since haven't given much of a shit around all the crap on the ground because it's always been there!
idk man
this isn't like "defending bethesda", this is pointing out flawed logic in the fan base and after hearing it for like 20 years I'm pretty over it.
ALSO LIKE. If you know or have seen any media by the survivors of the atomic bombs dropped in the real world (ie accounts from survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki), if people aren't lucky enough to be killed in the initial blast then they're likely going to die a very slow and horrible death by radiation poisoning or wounds they've sustained in the destruction or a million other things. The people who *were* killed by the blast are more likely to be the smudged shadows on the floors and walls than the skeletons hanging out. Skeletons imply the bodies were left to rot and decay, not that they were burned up in the blast.
Great points being made! I would also like to mention that the larger, older settlements are very clean compared to random locations/newer settlements.
Everyone knows about the NCR’s success in the west but Ceasar’s empire was also doing very well and had thriving, clean communities. The people were suffering, but everything is very put together.
The difference between the west and east coast is vast. Lots more clutter and horrid conditions. But remember, in fallout 3 even the most basic thing needed for survival - water - was VERY rare before the main quest is finished. But the places that did have it like Megaton and Rivet City were flourishing in comparison to other settlements. CJ Young even tells the LW that her sole job is cleaning. There are people doing these things!
In fallout 4, which everyone has the most problems with, the Sole Survivor is the one that moves settlement building along outside of places like Diamond City which even looks pretty nice. Everyone else is in survival mode because the institute is terrorizing them. So are raiders and gunners and mutants and you get the picture.
I mean 250 years ago in England, there was literal crap flooding the streets and sanitation services were just getting started. Of course an environment where there’s a million things trying to kill you and not enough people to delegate tasks would mean that there’s some clutter around and a couple holes in the roof
playing fo4 when ur a lesbian is so funny. the games like: “your husband died :( and your baby is gone” and you’re like thank fucking GOD bro
putting that man in situations (in case you are wondering what's happening in the 2nd doodle it's this post)
Someone recently got Morrowind working in Fallout 4. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rw1J0lGUeoo
Fun fact: You can also run Fallout 4 in OpenMW.
So you could play Fallout 4 inside Fallout 4.
When you start to play Fallout 4 inside Fallout 4, will you then be able to start up Fallout 4 inside the Fallout 4 inside Fallout 4?
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Now That's What I Call Fallout Textposts Volume 40
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Deacon Week Day 4: Disguise
He's cycled through a lot of disguises in his time with the Railroad, but this, by far, is the one he hates the most.
(he's having a nice sip of wd-40)
some of my favourite robots from FO76
some cursed music to end this fasnacht season
esther needed someone inconspicuous to run shady institute missions with but somehow she ended up with this snarky little weasel
Institute Synths and Courser
Concept art for Fallout 4
Art by Lucas Hardi
Fallout OC Week 2026: @falloutocweek
Day 5: Pinup or OC x& Canon
Vaughn Aleksandros Zander & Nick Valentine and Hancock
Vaughn's relationship with both the detective and the mayor is romantic, while in between the other two, it's platonic, even that Hancock is also crushing on Nick for much longer time. All three are living together in Vaughn's home in Sanctuary, but also have other places they can live in, like in the Castle, where they converted an entire space as a smaller home, and in Starlight Town, have one of the buses converted in living space. Together they raise their two adopted children (the synth child, Oliver, and a baby girl, Victoria), and get married a few years later.
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