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My first cosplay! Of course it's Fallout:

I've done LRP for years and even some Steampunk but I've never done a cosplay. I'll be going to my local ComiCon as Enid, my 76er OC.

Hey @the-laridian !

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"I'm a responder Responder responding.."

Lucas joined the Responders on tonight's stream. Also found one of the saddest holotapes. Thank you guys for showing up. I'll be back on Saturday at noon.

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"I'd also be lying if I said it didn't have some sentimental value for me. I've admired the Responders ever since I first heard about them. What they stood for - helping people no matter what - that was really important."

- Heather Ellis, Fallout 76

You can read more about her here

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Listen you're like the only other person on this platform who is A) Very open about constructive opinions on the Fallout franchise B) Has played 76 and adores a very good portion of it. Anyway opinions/thoughts about the raiders, responders and the whole Christmas flood fiasco?

Thanks for picking my brain! Overall, I like the Christmas Flood of 2082 that wiped out the initial Responders base in Charleston quite a bit as a plot device. It's a good piece of storytelling that adds to the whole saga of how the Responders (and everyone else) died out thanks to their inability to work together. David Thorpe jumping to conclusions that Rosalynn was dead, deciding to enact revenge with a mini nuke and blowing up the dam, thus inadvertently killing her himself along with a ton of innocents is classic Fallout tragedy. The raiders being split over this decision to the point of some defecting entirely is realistic. The Responders deciding to pick up what was left and move north is inspiring in the saddest, most world-weary way.

However, one missed opportunity here lies with the mini nuke, which was stolen from Taggerdy's Brotherhood of Steel chapter. We know the Brotherhood and the Responders weren't on great terms at this point because Taggerdy kept demanding the Responders' weapons and tech while the Responders were trying to keep the super mutants from breaking down their doors. Why wasn't the fact that the Cutthroats were in possession of a Brotherhood mini nuke a bigger deal? Here the Brotherhood keeps badgering the Responders for munitions and they can't even keep track of a fucking nuke. This could have been an interesting rift between the two factions to explore. Similarly, how did the Brotherhood react when hearing about the flood? Did they rush to help? Did they drag their feet because they were stretched too thin? Did the Responders even want their help after all that had happened? It's world-building that I would've liked to see, especially when we know their ultimate fate.

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