The Fallout Thread

[Shadowwell]

On the article i linked to it links to some Imgur albums of the specific areas and such that are finished.

Also, to anyone familiar with Tale of Two, Wastelands, which connects fallout 3 and New Vegas, this modder has brought hope for a Tale of Three Wastelands, Huzzah, Huzzah.

[Licana]

So, has anyone heard about this?

Apparently a modder has been remaking Fallout New Vegas in the Fallout 4 Engine.

if someone can import the quests and weapons over this might actually make Fallout 4 worth playing.

[Shadowwell]

So, has anyone heard about this?

Apparently a modder has been remaking Fallout New Vegas in the Fallout 4 Engine.

if someone can import the quests and weapons over this might actually make Fallout 4 worth playing.

The guys is going the world, but the rest of his team is working on the quests, not sure about weapons.

[The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp]

So, has anyone heard about this?

Apparently a modder has been remaking Fallout New Vegas in the Fallout 4 Engine.

if someone can import the quests and weapons over this might actually make Fallout 4 worth playing.

But I like F4....

[Transoxthraxia]

if someone can import the quests and weapons over this might actually make Fallout 4 worth playing.

But I like F4....

Sorry to hear that.

In related news, I finished Nuka-World and Far Harbour. Nuka-World was trash, Far Harbour was more surprisingly decent than I was expecting, but it was no Lonesome Road, that's for sure.

[Prusslandia]

Who do you think would win in a drawn out conflict, the West Coast Enclave, or the Institute?

[Gloriana Americana]

Who do you think would win in a drawn out conflict, the West Coast Enclave, or the Institute?

Is this the West Coast Enclave before or after Navarro?

[Prusslandia]

Who do you think would win in a drawn out conflict, the West Coast Enclave, or the Institute?

Is this the West Coast Enclave before or after Navarro?

Before. Institute has won the Commonwealth as well.

[Gloriana Americana]

Is this the West Coast Enclave before or after Navarro?

Before. Institute has won the Commonwealth as well.

Ah, well in that case Enclave. Definitely.

I don't know much about the Institute, but I know they have little to no military capability. Even if they did takeover the whole Commonwealth (which seems a little far-fetched) they couldn't stand a chance against the remnants of the U.S. govt, West Coast or East Coast, as they have the ability to mobilize a truly frightening military force fully equipped with the most advanced power armors and energy weapons there are.

Now, if this were after Navarro or Project Purity respectively that would be a different story. The Enclave wouldn't have much of anything left after that, probably even less than the Institute and certainly not enough to be a significant threat to them. Just a mild nuisance, really.

[Prusslandia]

Before. Institute has won the Commonwealth as well.

Ah, well in that case Enclave. Definitely.

I don't know much about the Institute, but I know they have little to no military capability. Even if they did takeover the whole Commonwealth (which seems a little far-fetched) they couldn't stand a chance against the remnants of the U.S. govt, West Coast or East Coast, as they have the ability to mobilize a truly frightening military force fully equipped with the most advanced power armors and energy weapons there are.

Now, if this were after Navarro or Project Purity respectively that would be a different story. The Enclave wouldn't have much of anything left after that, probably even less than the Institute and certainly not enough to be a significant threat to them. Just a mild nuisance, really.

The largest advantage I see the Institute having is teleportation. Having a well defended base isn't so great when a makeshift nuclear warhead pops into existence and wipes it off of the map.

[Sevvania]

Nuka-World was trash

The general idea was kinda interesting, execution was poor. Gage is probably my favorite character in the game though.

You also finally get a proper assault rifle, which is cool.

[Gloriana Americana]

Ah, well in that case Enclave. Definitely.

I don't know much about the Institute, but I know they have little to no military capability. Even if they did takeover the whole Commonwealth (which seems a little far-fetched) they couldn't stand a chance against the remnants of the U.S. govt, West Coast or East Coast, as they have the ability to mobilize a truly frightening military force fully equipped with the most advanced power armors and energy weapons there are.

Now, if this were after Navarro or Project Purity respectively that would be a different story. The Enclave wouldn't have much of anything left after that, probably even less than the Institute and certainly not enough to be a significant threat to them. Just a mild nuisance, really.

The largest advantage I see the Institute having is teleportation. Having a well defended base isn't so great when a makeshift nuclear warhead pops into existence and wipes it off of the map.

Pretty sure the Enclave has actual nuclear warheads, in which teleportation would serve no purpose against.

[Prusslandia]

The largest advantage I see the Institute having is teleportation. Having a well defended base isn't so great when a makeshift nuclear warhead pops into existence and wipes it off of the map.

Pretty sure the Enclave has actual nuclear warheads, in which teleportation would serve no purpose against.

Eh. I don't think the Enclave is used to facing an enemy with the same level of mobility as them.

Also, I think the West Coast Enclave would make great use of synths.

[Gloriana Americana]

Pretty sure the Enclave has actual nuclear warheads, in which teleportation would serve no purpose against.

Eh. I don't think the Enclave is used to facing an enemy with the same level of mobility as them.

Also, I think the West Coast Enclave would make great use of synths.

Probably, but they have vertibirds and I'm pretty sure the Institute doesn't. They also have a massive army.

[Salus Maior]

Pretty sure the Enclave has actual nuclear warheads, in which teleportation would serve no purpose against.

Eh. I don't think the Enclave is used to facing an enemy with the same level of mobility as them.

Also, I think the West Coast Enclave would make great use of synths.

Aren't they about as "human purity" obsessed as the BoS is?

[The Islands of Versilia]

If the Institute were less arsehole-ish, I would've supported them a lot more.
Especially if you could grant Synths personhood after the main quests and siding with them.

[Salus Maior]

If the Institute were less arsehole-ish, I would've supported them a lot more.
Especially if you could grant Synths personhood after the main quests and siding with them.

And take away the Institute's tools? Nah bro, they're just machines like toasters.

[The Islands of Versilia]

If the Institute were less arsehole-ish, I would've supported them a lot more.
Especially if you could grant Synths personhood after the main quests and siding with them.

And take away the Institute's tools? Nah bro, they're just machines like toasters.

It's easier for people to fight for you when you give them freedoms.
And it hurts the likelihood of dissent.

Tbh, I wished the Institute focused more on genetic modification than robotics. I love genetic abominations more than robots.

[Gloriana Americana]

Eh. I don't think the Enclave is used to facing an enemy with the same level of mobility as them.

Also, I think the West Coast Enclave would make great use of synths.

Aren't they about as "human purity" obsessed as the BoS is?

No, the BoS is human supremacist. The Enclave is human purist. There's a difference. The Enclave believes Wastelanders subhuman because they're slightly irradiated compared to Enclave personnel, which has been protected from radiation. The BoS, while not accepting Wastelanders under normal circumstances, does not view them as inferior. They just hate mutants, ghouls, and robots. The Enclave has nothing against robots as they have been shown to use them.

[Salus Maior]

And take away the Institute's tools? Nah bro, they're just machines like toasters.

It's easier for people to fight for you when you give them freedoms.
And it hurts the likelihood of dissent.

Tbh, I wished the Institute focused more on genetic modification than robotics. I love genetic abominations more than robots.

The thing is that the Institute doesn't even consider them to be people.

They believe that Synths wanting freedom is literally a bug, a malfunction.

[Great Savaya]

I can't stand a second of Fallout 4's glitches. I can't touch WATER without crashing.

[Great Savaya]

It's easier for people to fight for you when you give them freedoms.
And it hurts the likelihood of dissent.

Tbh, I wished the Institute focused more on genetic modification than robotics. I love genetic abominations more than robots.

The thing is that the Institute doesn't even consider them to be people.

They believe that Synths wanting freedom is literally a bug, a malfunction.

Well, Synths aren't biologically human.

[The Islands of Versilia]

It's easier for people to fight for you when you give them freedoms.
And it hurts the likelihood of dissent.

Tbh, I wished the Institute focused more on genetic modification than robotics. I love genetic abominations more than robots.

The thing is that the Institute doesn't even consider them to be people.

They believe that Synths wanting freedom is literally a bug, a malfunction.

Ya know that guy in the Institute who thinks the whole thing should have more attention and research to it?
I like him.

[Salus Maior]

The thing is that the Institute doesn't even consider them to be people.

They believe that Synths wanting freedom is literally a bug, a malfunction.

Well, Synths aren't biologically human.

They're made from human DNA. Shaun's DNA.

They're not human, but they are people.

[Salus Maior]

The thing is that the Institute doesn't even consider them to be people.

They believe that Synths wanting freedom is literally a bug, a malfunction.

Ya know that guy in the Institute who thinks the whole thing should have more attention and research to it?
I like him.

Well, I like Scribe Haylen from the BoS who's not as extreme towards Synths. But one person isn't going to make a difference in any given faction, particularly if the others just brush them off like that Institute guy you're talking about.