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Your sources contradict logic and game events. Whanking is whanking.

The Scorpion bots were not that numerous, so I assume that the Elijah ending required a decent amount of ramp up to get them to overrun the wasteland. House's little bunker was iirc a storage facility more than it was a factory.Thst securotron army was there a long while. As to the Enclave...

Yeah, sure, sorry, but other events in the games do not show anywhere near that rate of production. I kinds doubt Mr. House would have been in the predicament he was in during NV if there was suck tech sloshing around, and I am pretty sure that with his technical skills and connections he...

Sure, dude, sure, keep it up with the wishful thinking. Materials can mean a lot of things, is it raw materials or fabricated ones? Which materials? Some specific types of rare earths used in complex fabrication? Also, there is a world of difference between development and fabrication cost.

A budget of apples vs. a budget of oranges.

These corpos have feigning nuclear weapons, aircraft carriers and space stations. Also, I am pretty sure some among the FOUSA would be glad to move to a form of meritocratic corpocracy, like, say House and some of the other backers of the Vault project/the Enclave.

CP has no problem sapmming lots of drones, but I was thinking more along the lines of their hover tech and orbital capabilities.

The precursors of that tech should have been visible. You are whanking FO waay too much and not seeing the CP2077 corpos' capabilities.

Yeah, sure. Press 'F' to doubt. I mean, I rether enjoy FO, but the truth is you are whanking it quite a bit here, Scoob.

Considering they had problems with energy I doubt it. They were literally running out of fissionable materials as well as oil IIRC. And we don't know what isotopes of light elements they needed for their fusion tech and how those were produced.

Sure, keep it up with the whataboutism. Even if the vaults are larger, the personal space we saw coupled with the low 1000s or less people per vault clearly indicate that they are not that impressive in size given the population. Feeding them and providing them with power and food is the main...

Not with FO tech, the vault living areas were pretty small and not all that roomy, and I think 1k is the maximum number of people that can be crammed in, frankly, most vaults like 101 didn't look that large. What made the project feasible was cheap, long-term power generation via FO fusion and...

Except that this sorta contradicts the new lore, where the vaults were just a weirdo deep state sociological experiment with population in the single thousands.Neither that large nor that impressive. The key thing about them is that their reactors can last for quite a while and they have very...

Um, Cyberpunk 2077 "America" is a third world corpo-run and balkanized shithole. The Corpos that run it, though, have access to some pretty advanced tech including cheap and easy to use anti-gravity tech/orbital capabilities. The CP2077 world managed to colonize other planets and build decent...