Howdy, Partner!

Please, come sit by the fire and read a story or two. The hot coco is warm and the angst fresh off the fire. Icon by plasma-packin-mama!

[softlyapocalytpic]

Astra or Cider|| He/They ||26

I follow & such from @thedorkyastra and I’m a lurker by nature but I miss having a creative community so if you want a writing and/or drawing bud I’m HERE.

I got lots of characters but everyone who has tags so far will be in my tags. Also will tag my hubby’s characters who I write and ramble about 💖

[robin-d-graves]

Ive been daydreaming this edit for days ............... . . .

[orbitpuddingsagan]

[couriers-mile]

The fact that the original fallout 3 ending guilt tripped you for not sacrificing your 19-year-old life to complete your dad's legacy is so wild.

Like. I think often about how everything James does ends in disaster and everything he sets out to do, he fails, usually due to hubris. Putting LW in a vault, finding the GECK, getting trapped by Strauss, killing himself with radiation to kill a man who is totally fine, etc.

You would think that his only child surviving the mess he made would be a win right. Like, if One thing James wanted worked out, that one thing being the LW having a life past 19 would be a good one.

But no, the game that quantifies good and evil actions with morality points has an opinion on that and you're a selfish bastard for not sacrificing yourself to save Dad's favorite child: a fucking big water purifier

[frogmentarii]

I do not know if you saw my previous post about Raul getting the vaquero fit, however I have a bit of a headcanon regarding it.

For my canon, he n Emilia explore the inner most parts of the Sunset Sarsaparilla factory, which has a charro suit in a glass case as decor for mascot and flex purposes.

At this point, they had been traveling for a while and Raul has had time to meditate on if he can actually become a gunslinger again. He is seeing that he has the physical capability, but its still an internal conflict for him.

However, he notices the suit on their first sweep of the factory. Still conflicted at this point, he doesn't bring it up. Later on, however, he requests to go back. It is then that he makes his decision, one thats his own, but he doesn't feel right for a while afterwards.

I like to think he has to modify the suit a bit to be more wasteland and gunslinger appropriate (and to look more how it does in game). The first modification is Emilia giving him her own red neckerchief. It staying tied in a bow does not last long, but its her way of supporting his decision.

[fishleeks]

totally charmed by the idea of them becoming travelling besties through the courier

anyway heres a shitpost comic of my friend texting me about the brotherhood of steel back when id only played fallout new vegas

[capcollector]

Oh, all my love

You were meant for me

[capcollector]

before today is over….before swankbeth sunday ends…have some doodles of them + the twins. ok goodnite

[mushroommans-cache]

The Lone Wanderer and the Chosen One.

[capcollector]

watch your head!

[tannnnblogs]

Quick Six doodles

[arizonaranger]

Not often in the wasteland meet a worthy opponent in chess…

[yesmansrightmissilelauncher]

12 am posts are back

[pepegle]

[tannnnblogs]

[capcollector]

Oh, all my love

You were meant for me

[bunnymothy]

One of the more interesting differences between Fallout 1 and 2 is how NPCs react to the player character. Most characters in 1 are relatively cordial to the player (until you do/say something to upset them), but in 2 many characters are in some form rude right off the bat, and their disrespect is almost always tied to the Chosen One's status as a tribal over anything else. Thus the Vault Dweller possesses a social mobility the Chosen One does not, and cannot, have.