All Fallout All the Time

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[raiderradiated]

Welcome back to my dumb child!

[tryforce-deactivated20211211]

[mrs-chief]

hot take 

[mallowscreme]

second try here we goooo

[arizonaranger]

Want to congratulate one person. Happy Birthday, Iserly  ❤️

[iserlychopedly]

awwwww, THANK YOU!

[coffeecogs]

Grey taking advantage of another holiday XD

[elonmuskisabitch]

like all days, it’s a great day to remind everyone of my theory that mama murphy is the chosen one from fallout 2

[elonmuskisabitch]

the enclave oil rig was destroyed in 2242, 45 years before the events of fallout 4. if the chosen one was, say, 20 at the time, that would make her 65 years old now, falling within mama murphy’s possible age range

dialogue reveals that in her youth, mama murphy killed a deathclaw in a single shot. in fallout: new vegas, jas wilkins in sloan makes a reference to the fact that her great-aunt rose, owner of rose’s bed and breakfast in fallout 2, kept a deathclaw that was killed when “a stranger” shot it in the eye.

more dialogue reveals that she used to be very muscular and adept at unarmed combat, skills which she could have learned while trying to find that geck 

the chosen one used tons of chems. i don’t have a source for this but anyone who’s played fallout 2 should get what i’m saying 

she bears a resemblance to the arroyo elder in fallout 2, who is actually the chosen one’s mother 

the vault dweller (the chosen one’s grandparent) was the owner of the original dogmeat, and it’s possible to get that dogmeat as a companion again in fallout 2 if you get the cafe of broken dreams random encounter. could this dog have a link to fallout 4′s dogmeat? possibly

if kellogg can wander all the way to the commonwealth from california then mama murphy could’ve done it too 

[ghc-deactivated20190415]

i constantly have to remind myself that pop rocks (not even a bootleg version, just pop rocks) existed in the fallout universe and if it was combined with nuka cola the effects would cause you to violently explode

[artsgoblin]

i wasnt gonna post this but here we are

[haileythesato]

Molerat!!! <3 her name is Bullet!

[ceilingcow]

I think the closest I come to understanding Vault-Tec is when I consider how tempting it would be to run Fallout 76 in part as a social experiment by assigning karmetic values to certain actions. On one hand, you could wind up with servers full of people who just want to collaborate and fix the wasteland together, shining paragons of what humanity can accomplish when they unite for a common goal. On the other, players who’ve regularlly been blocked for griefing or harassing behavior that drops their karma deep into the negative digits wind up in the Bad Place server… where you can only move to a better server by raising your karma. Which means the only way out of the Bad Server is learning to cooperate with others or at least to live and let live. “Fallout 76 is a terrifying hellscape full of bitter assholes!” one game reviewer says, having little idea he’s just revealed he, too, is an asshole. How long before the players wise up to the scheme, and if they do figure it out, who could they really hold accountable other than themselves?

[raiderradiated]

This is an amazing concept. 10/10

[hugostolz]

if fo76 is so insistent on having super mutants they should have brought back the centaurs too tbh

[raiderradiated]

That’s correct!

[thencr-deactivated20181104]

[ceilingcow]

When Bethesda eventually lets us make our own FO76 servers...

[ghoulification-archive-deactiva]

in this wasteland we love and respect ghouls!

[forcedconvalescence]

“Well first of all, through the Brotherhood all things are possible, so jot that down.”

“No, I don’t eat deathclaws, cause, uh, it’s not a meal for peasants, it’s a meal for kings, and I’m sort of a common wastelander.”

[catastrotaffy]

I said I would draw Brian dressed as @charomiami‘s Val for Halloween, and I found the perfect outfit for him to wear…