I always found it weird that in the later Fallouts it has been up to 200 years post-exchange and people live in scrap houses. I think despite the devastating conflict the humble sawmill and ability to use nails would stay in fashion.
On the one hand ending the last remnants of those who dropped the bomb in a mushroom cloud was rather poetic, but it did make all your proof of global genocide expanding plasma.
Considering your Fallout 4 protag will by mid-game have turned hundreds of living thinking people into corpses, it would be weird if he wasn't a killing machine. My gun is driving railroad spikes into the livers of anyone who looks at me funny, I am not a model of conventional morality.
The original internet came from very similar beginnings as well, in the coming decades just like OTL technology and economic pressures should push a wider network into public use. As for the NCR winning, despite the US taking some body blows the sheer amount of industrial, manpower, and...
This makes me wonder just how warped internet culture is going to be once they get around to inventing that. That and high performance computers that don't weigh a few tons and need enough power to light up an apartment complex.
So with some new hardware in the pipe and the reserves coming up, can the under-performing US military rally to leverage their material superiority. Love the new tank design bringing together all the cutting edge technology we saw Pre-War into production.
I like the tasteful cut before that man has his head pounded midway through his rib cage. PA in close combat is going to result in what would look like a set of horrific industrial accidents.
Just caught up and I am liking these combat scenes. The US is using airpower afforded by their investments in stealth technology and the NCR is finding out orbital assets are a necessity in modern warfare. Still I agree with others the the US is going to need to better integrate their foreign...
Blackmailing only works if the person you are threatening is not willing to simply eliminate the problem at the source. That and if other people actually care. As Crow points out the US population will disregard any claims and their allies are not going to be especially receptive. With NCR...