Fallout: Fallen Knight

Moss, she/they, 26. Mostly Fallout 3/NV/4/76, also some Outer Worlds and other AUs. President of the /r/falloutlore Hate Club. Asks are always open! Icon by the lovely @scarecrow-forest. Follows/interacts from @sexyhauntedlighthousekeeper.

[fallout-fallen-knight]

Meet My OCs masterpost!

It’s been a while since I’ve done one of these and I’ve gotten a lot of new followers and several new OCs in that time. Enough now that I should probably put them under a read more. OCs are divided up by main setting that they fall under - even though all my Fallout content takes place in its own ‘verse (distinct from the canon Fallout verse in that there are horses, among other differences), the various coasts tend to be pretty separate. Without further ado:

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[slugginz]

Bottle and Cappy talked me off the ledge…

[black-widow-perk]

Random Fallout Items with Real World Equivalents

Part Four (Oops! All Television Edition)

Standing Television -> Philco Predicta Tandem (1958)

Radiation King Television (Fo3) -> Philco Predicta Holiday (1958)

Television Aquarium -> Zenith Television (1949)

High Tech Television -> Wundersen MP.20-d 60 television (1967)

Tabletop Television (FNV) -> Zenith Portable Television (1978)

[datura-tea]

sorry to colleen hoover

version without dialogue under the cut

[blastr0]

So why exactly was Victor even in Goodsprings? Victor himself says he's been there for ten or fifteen years, but even if we don't wanna take him at face value Trudy says he's been there at least since she moved in seven years prior. So Vic has, at the earliest, been bumming around a random town in the desert for close to a decade... But why? That makes his presence and House's intervention in the Courier's rescue even more of a lucky coincidence. So again I ask... why? Why is he there? Goodsprings, before this game, was hardly that well known of a place. Why would House decide to place a securitron there far outside of the effective range of his network? You can even see in game people find this strange. Trudy and Doc Mitchell both express some suspicion toward him; Trudy saying, "It acts friendly enough, but I don't trust that whole "cheerful cowboy" act. I find it all very creepy," and Mitchell saying, "He's real friendly, don't get me wrong. You just get the sense that that ain't the whole picture. Just a feeling." So even in game the fact that he's there in town is considered weird. There's two things to hint at Vic's origin, again in Trudy's dialogue and then in Easy Pete's. Trudy claims, "Some people have said its owner lived here, but no one knows who it was," and Easy Pete says, "...I think it's just a broken down relic with no place to be." These can of course both be true at the same time, but Trudy's line is interesting. The only person we can say is Victor's owner would be House, but he doesn't have any connection to Goodsprings at all. So even with all that Victor is still one big mystery to this day.

[blastr0]

So why exactly was Victor even in Goodsprings? Victor himself says he's been there for ten or fifteen years, but even if we don't wanna take him at face value Trudy says he's been there at least since she moved in seven years prior. So Vic has, at the earliest, been bumming around a random town in the desert for close to a decade... But why? That makes his presence and House's intervention in the Courier's rescue even more of a lucky coincidence. So again I ask... why? Why is he there? Goodsprings, before this game, was hardly that well known of a place. Why would House decide to place a securitron there far outside of the effective range of his network? You can even see in game people find this strange. Trudy and Doc Mitchell both express some suspicion toward him; Trudy saying, "It acts friendly enough, but I don't trust that whole "cheerful cowboy" act. I find it all very creepy," and Mitchell saying, "He's real friendly, don't get me wrong. You just get the sense that that ain't the whole picture. Just a feeling." So even in game the fact that he's there in town is considered weird. There's two things to hint at Vic's origin, again in Trudy's dialogue and then in Easy Pete's. Trudy claims, "Some people have said its owner lived here, but no one knows who it was," and Easy Pete says, "...I think it's just a broken down relic with no place to be." These can of course both be true at the same time, but Trudy's line is interesting. The only person we can say is Victor's owner would be House, but he doesn't have any connection to Goodsprings at all. So even with all that Victor is still one big mystery to this day.

[weeping-six]

You know... like that one image... yeah

FNV having a perfect balance betwen gay and straight human companions makes me wonder if they were planing something but ran out of time. mmhhh

[goslinggf]

Fallout (2024—) 1.08 "The Beginning" | 2.04 "The Demon in the Snow"

[punisherwolfwood]

my lone wanderer chase: oh my god i can't believe i'm gay and i live in a hole in the ground and i have a crush on the kid who's been bullying me for years and also my dad is acting weird lately and i don't know what i'm going to do with the rest of my life

meanwhile, butch:

[lesvegas]

Fnv companions react to you coming out as trans

Boone:

“Okay.”

[ahhmazing123]

I MADE THE TOPS CASINO IN TOMODACHI!

This took hours but it was worth it. Very proud.

Under the cut for better look at the sign

[dannyburke]

what butch is doing while the lone wanderer is getting tortured in the pitt:

[asphodelles]

the end

[falloutconceptart]

Mojave Express Logo

Asset for Fallout: New Vegas

Art possibly by Brian Menze

[datura-tea]

your face does the thinking - two to the skull, yet one gets up. odds are against you... but they're just numbers after the two-to-one. you're playing the hand you've been dealt, but you don't let it rest, you shuffle and stack, and a gamble... a gamble that may pay off? but how? forecast: rapidly changing conditions.

courier six | moz

[muensterfucker]

@molotovgrifter had the funniest idea

[corasharper]