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Weren't the nukes shown in the TV series way smaller than the 250 to 750 KT devices the Chinese unleashed? Based on the size of the mushroom clouds from Nukemap.

West Coast also had the benefit of areas of low population the nukes would not hit. Like Montana...unless someone did a Far Cry Fallout crossover.

The problem is it has been over 200 years after the bombs fell. It is a bit lawless with towns having to see to their own protection. Guns provide that protection so just about everyone HAS seen or touched a gun. It is a tool for protection and survival. So why then are there crap guns when...

Survival? Implying it was designed by people low on resources?

A pipe assault rifle. Take the Garand and give it a 20 round box mag like a BAR. As for loading animation. A hand pushing down a 5 round stripper clip into the action then popping off the clip.Have it repeat twice for normal magazine and four time for 20 round magazine. Craftable mod for...

Still with 5 minutes on Google...I think I found better examples for 'pipe' weapons in Fallout.

I blame lazy creativity on their part. I mean look at it. Swing the magazine down 90 degrees and you have a functional pipe weapon for Fallout and given the picture you already have two mods for the stock, 3 mods for the barrel. It also has a nice rugged look to it. Another 'pipe' weapon from...

A real life pipe gun. The Sten gun.

If you want weather and terrain rules look up an item called Dirtside by Zozer games. It gives rules for hostile environments. Also it gives rules for damage taken by being in such conditions. Dust/Sandstorms. Wearing protective clothing and eye protection is a must. Even then have the party...

I wonder if the Americans deliberately allowed China, in Fallout, to attack Alaska so they could utterly destroy their best units at their leisure. Because those units would be at the end of an extremely long supply line and it would only be able to go through one point to resupply the army...

What's the explanation for not getting rid of skeletons in an inhabited building? Like, say the hotel in Primm. Was any reason given?So what;

A rather simple filter can be made with clean gravel on top of sand with a layer of charcoal under the sand. That should remove a good number of pollutants in the water.

Who said anything about building a fucking castle? They can't build something like this? Fix the roof, more than likely made of slate or glazed pottery and it should do well.

Where are the stone structures? The Commonwealth has a quarry or two, for goodness sake. They could use rammed earth with stone on the outside then plaster over the stone. It worked in medieval Europe.

Hell, where are the shipping container homes? You would think homesteaders would take advantage of something like that or us pounded earth with material on the outside to keep it dry.

Well you could always look at Fallout as a TV series made in the 50's.

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