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Because HNOC is based a bit on fallout, i thought i’d make Brian a gen 3 synth for a fallout ttrpg.
i have never played fallout, but my girlfriend made me do this.
Fallout OC Week Day Four: Patching Up.
Featuring my Fallout Tactics/Blue Lantern OC Dakota Silvergrass and his future Synth GF Andrea!
https://archiveofourown.org/works/81070401
@falloutocweek
the courier has delivered . . . !
the courier has delivered . . . !
no id, help appreciated
transgen3synth
transgen3synth
A transspecies identity when one identifies with / as a third generation Synth from the Fallout series
"Now that's a delivery service you can count on."
"Now that's a delivery service you can count on."
Babygirl pose but make it extra angsty
I'm replaying Fallout 4 for the first time in a long while, and I genuinely don't understand what the Institutes goal was in creating Gen 3 synths. What the fuck is the point in making them identical to humans including self awareness if you're not gonna let them have free will?? There are 0 non malicious reasons. Like they could have stopped at gen 1 or 2, but they took a robot workforce and INTENTIONALLY made it into slave labor for seemingly the only reason being...because we can?? If you didn't want them to be people why the fuck did you make them people???
Template for anyone who feels up for some shitposting.
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Have fun!
“Hey chin up, I know the world just got darker, but this case isn’t closed, not while I’m on it. We’ll find your boy, just a few more steps.”
Watching Star Trek the other day and suddenly I was thinking about The Institute! (Spoilers)
"What Are Little Girls Made of" - Series 1, Episode 7
Dr. Roger Korby has the technology to make programmable androids that are indistinguishable from humans (at least, on the outside).
[Gen 3 synths]
He copies Captain Kirk and sends it to the Enterprise.
[Art, Roger Warwick, etc.]
He argues that these android bodies are superior to human ones...
[Gen 3 synths, again]
...yet the androids develop their own free will
[escaped synths]
and ultimately, Dr. Korby reveals his intentions to upgrade humanity... in fact, he has done so himself and is revealed to be and android!
[Father creates synth Shaun].
I've always thought that the Institute's endgame was to create 'Gen 4' synth bodies that allowed them to potentially live on the surface again, resistant to radiation and disease, need no sleep and little, if any food so that the scientists could instal themselves into this manufactured immortality and do Science! without the inconvenience of interruption by sleeping and eating - oh and keep lesser generation slave labour, too.
This is what I've always felt that Father really meant by 'Mankind, Redefined' and I wonder how much this particular Star Trek episode inspired the Fallout writers?
