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The NCR is weak in the Mojave. They are still strong as a whole. It is mentioned multiple times that most of their best troops are deployed elsewhere do to political considerations.
That's not a sign of the NCR being strong.
Distance between let's say LA and New Vegas is 265 miles, medieval army's were capable of traveling 20 to a hundred miles a day yet the MCR struggled to supply their forces with decent equipment.

NCR logistics even with minimum effort shouldn't be outperform by medieval societies in logistics.
The NCR wasn't facing immediate famine in New Vegas. They were facing a potential famine in the coming decades. There is a big difference. And one of the whole points of the quest in which this is mentioned is that the NCR and the OSI are aware of the issue and are taking steps to mitigate it. Thus they want the research from Vault 22.

You accuse me of not knowing the lore? You have consistently taken lore out of context, made ridiculous assumptions not supported even in Bethesda lore, and then screamed insults at anyone who points out you're wrong.

Arguing with you is like arguing with a leftist.
Love how you say I ignore the lore and I'm taking it out of context when at the same time the results of the Vault 22 Quest end in one of two ways.

1) Technology that created spore monsters is going to be improperly applied and result in potential destruction of the NCR
Now all that's left is to ensure that none of this ever happens again. The research that led to these abominations must be erased.-Kelly
"Don't you realize what those files represent? If they get into the wrong hands, this could happen all over again."-Kelly
Or
2) The technology that would save the NCR is destroyed and the potential solution to the NCR's problem is gone now they're facing mass starvation in a decade
Or, for a layman such as yourself - not enough food, too many mouths to feed. Mass starvation. In a decade or so. -Thomas
This is even with the Mojave supplementing them with more water and resources. So with the extra water from the Mojave their food reserves is only good enough for ten years and that's if they don't lose the dam.
SO yeah they managed to buy themselves 10 years and depending on the New Vegas ending less than ten years.
I actually paid attention to the lore unlike you ;)
Yeah and look how there's no date for the mushroom cloud and right next to it is "The Fall of Shady Sands". There's no box for the nuclear event either. Surprising how its easy to assume that it means it was nuked in 2277.
Or they just didn't write in the exact date because it's a chalk board and they're teaching history 🤷


1. Why not put "Fall of the NCR" if it was a general fall of a country? The Capital being mentioned with a direct date implies something far different.
Because the NCR still exists


2. Thanks for arguing my point. None of that was mentioned and Vault-Tec still nuked Shady Sands.

2. The fuck you smoking the water shortages were mentioned several times of course the issues were mentioned. So what Vault Tec nuked Shady sands, they nuked the Enclave don't hear me complaining about Obsidian destroying the Enclave oil base.
"This doesn't matter to me so I gotta compare it to other things that didn't matter to me." Why even include this in your rebuttal?
Because it's hypocritical
If the NCR or Brotherhood were destroyed by Obsidian writing you'd be sucking it's dick about how amazing the writing is just because its Obsidian, you're just arguing contrary while ignoring the same stupid shit in Obsidian writing.

I get that this conversation is opinionated but saying you don't care about something isn't a valid way to convince me of your point. Especially considering that a lot of people do care about the NCR. You missed the entire point of us bitching about the show dunking on the older games.
A lot of people also care about Bethesda stuff and 83% of the audience liked it but you guys started shitting on the show first for the most miniscule of semantics 🤷

You know why you missed it? Because you don't care. You just said it outright.
I don't care about your faction I care about my favorite faction and you don't see me cursing Bethesda out 😂

You act like NCR was your literal flesh and blood child, news flash factions aren't real you can dislike your faction getting destroyed but to have a hate boner because of it is silly especially since the NCR with the rangers and shit only appeared in one game before that we just had people in combat armor 🙄


I love how my moderate takes go nowhere. I don't shit on any Bethesda game. I don't give any scorn to anyone having a different opinion than me. I think the show is decent by itself. Yet I am the one being accused of coping for not liking it.
You say it's half decent then cry it destroyed the previous Fallout Legacy, make up your mind.

You mentioned a water crisis yet forgot about it here in your comparison of Bethesda/Obsidian lore. You forgot about Ulysses as well. Nice.
The East Coast doesn't have the same water crisis as the West Coast. East has a lot of irradiated water where as West has a lot more pure water but less water reserves than the East.

It's irrelevant but I'm surprised your not whining the Bethesda gave the East Cost too much water 😂
You accuse me of turning a blind eye instead of judging both fairly. Obviously when I said the show stands well on its own and its decent...

This is partially why debating on a forum is hard. Some people legit won't be convinced. Instead ad hominem's roll out.
Back atcha


I could easily discuss how to improve the show without deleting it wholesale. Maybe even add things that I personally would think are cool. I can be fairly positive about things that aren't garbage.
Let me guess making the story revolve around the NCR? Because face it people are butt hurt it doesn't circle jerk the NCR.

I'll leave my moderate take here again for anyone who likes the show and sees its flaws as an non-casual fan. "The show stands well on its own. Its a decent show. But for old gamers like me the show falls short and feels almost malicious."

If you don't care about the things I care about then obviously my points wouldn't convince you.
Don't call the show a disgrace to the legacy as moderate 🤷
 
People are wasting a lot of words about a basic diagram on a chalkboard. I haven't seen the show yet but it sounds almost like it's (potentially intentionally) ambiguous as opposed to being a clear implication of something occurring one way or another in a binary choice as presented in this thread discussion. 🤷‍♀️
 
People are wasting a lot of words about a basic diagram on a chalkboard. I haven't seen the show yet but it sounds almost like it's (potentially intentionally) ambiguous as opposed to being a clear implication of something occurring one way or another in a binary choice as presented in this thread discussion. 🤷‍♀️

I am willing to bet money that I correctly guessed the plot.
 
Because it's hypocritical
If the NCR or Brotherhood were destroyed by Obsidian writing you'd be sucking it's dick about how amazing the writing is just because its Obsidian, you're just arguing contrary while ignoring the same stupid shit in Obsidian writing.


A lot of people also care about Bethesda stuff and 83% of the audience liked it but you guys started shitting on the show first for the most miniscule of semantics 🤷


I don't care about your faction I care about my favorite faction and you don't see me cursing Bethesda out 😂

You act like NCR was your literal flesh and blood child, news flash factions aren't real you can dislike your faction getting destroyed but to have a hate boner because of it is silly especially since the NCR with the rangers and shit only appeared in one game before that we just had people in combat armor 🙄



You say it's half decent then cry it destroyed the previous Fallout Legacy, make up your mind.


The East Coast doesn't have the same water crisis as the West Coast. East has a lot of irradiated water where as West has a lot more pure water but less water reserves than the East.

It's irrelevant but I'm surprised your not whining the Bethesda gave the East Cost too much water 😂
Cursing Bethesda out. Acting like the NCR was my flesh and flood. I apparently only dislike it because my favorite faction.

You make assumptions about me like crazy. Then go on tangents on irrelevant things. Noticed how you didn't tackle any of my points on how it dunks on older games other than saying I have a hate boner which is another insult.

Back atcha
I didn't make any ad hominems towards you. I really can't believe I just looked through my short post history to check. I may have expressed doubt at you playing FNV but I didn't go about insulting you.
Let me guess making the story revolve around the NCR? Because face it people are butt hurt it doesn't circle jerk the NCR.
I can defend a faction from being victim of wack writing without stanning it.

Don't call the show a disgrace to the legacy as moderate 🤷
You say it's half decent then cry it destroyed the previous Fallout Legacy, make up your mind.
Thanks to rechecking all my posts I can see that I did indeed state these exact same opinions. The show is alright and its okay to like it. I don't shit on anyone for enjoying it.

I simply said that I thought it wasn't for fans of Fallout 1,2 and NV. Which is moderate cause those games have the NCR as big thing in them.
The sets, costumes and visual effects look great(except Power Armor).

But if you like Fallout: New Vegas I just don't recommend the show at all. I don't think I can play it again without thinking everything I do in that game is meaningless. I think if I do another replay of it I'll do an NCR route playthrough. They deserve it after what I just watched.
Right here. And several times after that.

About my post history... it feels weird seeing my own posts complaining about you calling me a Bethesda hater so long ago because you still do it.
 
Cursing Bethesda out. Acting like the NCR was my flesh and flood. I apparently only dislike it because my favorite faction.
Well yeah obviously, the show barely makes reference to the NCR and it's your main complaint about it 🤷

You make assumptions about me like crazy. Then go on tangents on irrelevant things. Noticed how you didn't tackle any of my points on how it dunks on older games other than saying I have a hate boner which is another insult.
It dunks on the older gains is the stupid take, it barely references the older games. Go ahead and mention how many times the NCR is mentioned in 8 hours of the show, I'll wait 🤷


I didn't make any ad hominems towards you. I really can't believe I just looked through my short post history to check. I may have expressed doubt at you playing FNV but I didn't go about insulting you.
Forgive me then but it's still very blatant lies about the show 🤷

I can defend a faction from being victim of wack writing without stanning it.
Destroying a city isn't wack writing like Obsidian writing constantly has big enemies killed in big explosions

I don't know why you're so obsessed with ignoring the same things that Obsidian has done in their writing.


Thanks to rechecking all my posts I can see that I did indeed state these exact same opinions. The show is alright and its okay to like it. I don't shit on anyone for enjoying it.
You shit on anyone who likes the show by saying it disgraced the legacy of the older games.


I simply said that I thought it wasn't for fans of Fallout 1,2 and NV. Which is moderate cause those games have the NCR as big thing in them.
You do know that the West Coast is more than just the NCR right? You're hyper focused on one faction whilst ignoring literally everything else about the setting.
 
Well yeah obviously, the show barely makes reference to the NCR and it's your main complaint about it 🤷


It dunks on the older gains is the stupid take, it barely references the older games. Go ahead and mention how many times the NCR is mentioned in 8 hours of the show, I'll wait 🤷



Forgive me then but it's still very blatant lies about the show 🤷


Destroying a city isn't wack writing like Obsidian writing constantly has big enemies killed in big explosions

I don't know why you're so obsessed with ignoring the same things that Obsidian has done in their writing.



You shit on anyone who likes the show by saying it disgraced the legacy of the older games.



You do know that the West Coast is more than just the NCR right? You're hyper focused on one faction whilst ignoring literally everything else about the setting.
I'm legit exhausted. I'm half convinced you just like noodling and arguing for the sake of it.

You shit on anyone who likes the show by saying it disgraced the legacy of the older games.
This debate can finally end.

You just admitted that me having an opinion over the likability of the show for older fans is insulting. With your admission of not caring about the older established factions that we spent three games building...

This conversation has finally ended. I have nothing else to add. I'll leave you to it. Have fun lol
 
Just finishing the first episode of this series. Overall I enjoyed watching it. I don't think I'd actually have any problem with the show unless I read a huge thread about it or watched multiple videos on it telling me why I shouldn't like it ahead of time. With that said... general observations.

I thought the opening scene was pretty harrowing. Having a family and growing in emotional maturity because of it (I know shocking to think so highly of myself with my behavior here) just seeing a scene like that set up as it was and knowing what was going to happen and just waiting for it to come, didn't mitigate the impact.

The foreshadowing was pretty strong, not just with the intro but with the attack in the opening episode. It wasn't overtly obvious but it was pretty strong and I didn't find any problem with it. It's more of the anticipation of what's going to happen and seeing if there will be any modifications or subversions and overall I thought it was done well enough with a bit of tongue in cheek.

I liked all of the characters in the Vault so far. Ella is a great main character so far. Brother Norm and Cousin Chet and the Vault Council and Kyle McLaughlin as the Overseer. I will state at this time that Bethesda has done the Father-Child thing three times now... they should probably try and expand their schtick. But I can't complain about family values. I liked the Vault scenes and society pretty well in general.

Her emerging from the Vault, while not in a cave, was still somewhat reminding of me Fallout 1 with the bones right outside the cave but seeing the ashen bodies and devastation directly outside of the Vault and the entire first glimpses of the Wasteland was neat.

In regards to the BoS storyline thing, it felt mildly out of place but if they're going with a multithreading plot I guess it's fine, and that is what they seem to be doing. I didn't really have much to add exceptionally or negatively about that side. I liked seeing the Aspirant POV in general I suppose. The T-60 Power Armor design was pretty cool. The conversation between Aspirant Maximus at his questioning was kind of interesting dialogue wise. I enjoyed listening to the exchange.

Nerd wise, seeing the use of the stimpack during the Battle was interesting. I was wondering if it would work as something of an instant healing but apparently not as later it showed them stapling their wound shut. I did like that there was a first aid kit in the bathroom of course. Just countless little nods to the games which makes sense and that was one of them.

And as a final note just to invalidate my opinions completely, I'm glad that Amazon's Fallout has decided to offer a positive portrayal of Incest. It's about time that Western Media follows in the footsteps of Anime in becoming more cultured. Just one of the plethora of benefits we are blessed with in Biden's America.
 
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I still don't get the cold fusion macguffin, 90% of fusion power sources are cold fusion anyways.
She says it in the episode itself

Unlimited fuel, water, energy.


I think the difference is the other Fallout tech still needs Uranium, this thing presumably doesn't need anything else once activated it's basically true limitless energy, makes the Hoover dam completely irrelevant for power and it's now in the core of NCR Territory.

Or was depending if the Brotherhood keeps it or deactivates it to steal it 🤷
 
She says it in the episode itself

Unlimited fuel, water, energy.


I think the difference is the other Fallout tech still needs Uranium, this thing presumably doesn't need anything else once activated it's basically true limitless energy, makes the Hoover dam completely irrelevant for power and it's now in the core of NCR Territory.

Or was depending if the Brotherhood keeps it or deactivates it to steal it 🤷
The wasteland generally has enough water for everybody outside of like...The DC area. Even in FO1 there's large water trading hubs and that's well before FO2.
Energy is also seemingly not too big of an issue, in FO2 you reactivate a nuclear powerplant which is basically going to last forever.
As for fuel...Well somebody is making all of these small energy cells and microfusion packs, so that's not an issue either.

Remember most long-lasting stuff in Fallout already is cold fusion.
 
Serious question but why let the Vault 32 raiders into the vault to kill everybody and capture Hank?
Vault 31 knew Vault 32 was dead for like 2+ years, so...Why trust a bunch of muscled thugs entering?
 
The wasteland generally has enough water for everybody outside of like...The DC area. Even in FO1 there's large water trading hubs and that's well before FO2.
Energy is also seemingly not too big of an issue, in FO2 you reactivate a nuclear powerplant which is basically going to last forever.
As for fuel...Well somebody is making all of these small energy cells and microfusion packs, so that's not an issue either.

Remember most long-lasting stuff in Fallout already is cold fusion.
They don't have enough food to sustain their population indefinitely this is fact mentioned in New Vegas same with the water (As in they can't keep up the demand in replenishing the water people consume)

Energy they rely on traders for, with the McMuffin they won't have to rely on traders guilds they could literally do an Institute and mass equip every NCR soldier with laser rifles and power armor.
 
Serious question but why let the Vault 32 raiders into the vault to kill everybody and capture Hank?
Vault 31 knew Vault 32 was dead for like 2+ years, so...Why trust a bunch of muscled thugs entering?
You didn't pay attention lol

Vault 31 didn't let them in, the Vault was accessed from the outside using the Pipboy from Lucy's mom.
Vault 33 was accessed by lying that they were vault 32 dwellers.
 
You didn't pay attention lol

Vault 31 didn't let them in, the Vault was accessed from the outside using the Pipboy from Lucy's mom.
Vault 33 was accessed by lying that they were vault 32 dwellers.
Vault doors need codes to open, even if you have a pipboy. You're telling me they never changed the door code or, ya know, locked it to prevent other vault dwellers from discovering the truth?

A lil contrived.
 
I still don't get the cold fusion macguffin, 90% of fusion power sources are cold fusion anyways.
Good luck finding a reasonable answer to that. I've heard people say that Fallout has micro-fusion but not big ass fusion for power plants.

What's the difference? No clue other than one producing more than the other. Fusion can put a lot more into it than the main nuclear materials we use in fission.

So the idea of one being more efficient than the other is straight up a lie. Fusion itself is beyond cracked. Micro-fusion is that but... small.

If micro-fusion generators can power places for centuries then I highly doubt they'll run out of stuff to put into them considering how self sufficient it is.
 
Good luck finding a reasonable answer to that. I've heard people say that Fallout has micro-fusion but not big ass fusion for power plants.

What's the difference? No clue other than one producing more than the other. Fusion can put a lot more into it than the main nuclear materials we use in fission.

So the idea of one being more efficient than the other is straight up a lie. Fusion itself is beyond cracked. Micro-fusion is that but... small.

If micro-fusion generators can power places for centuries then I highly doubt they'll run out of stuff to put into them considering how self sufficient it is.
Did some research.

"Although the process of incorporating nuclear fusion into the general U.S. infrastructure began in 2066, nuclear fusion proved to be difficult to scale to industrial-level power generation, and by 2077, only a few sections of the United States relied on fusion power for baseload generation."

So some places actually did have fusion reactors powering infrastructure and the like, even if most was just fission powered.

Soooooooooooo the fallout show is absolutely retarded lmao.
 
Did some research.

"Although the process of incorporating nuclear fusion into the general U.S. infrastructure began in 2066, nuclear fusion proved to be difficult to scale to industrial-level power generation, and by 2077, only a few sections of the United States relied on fusion power for baseload generation."

So some places actually did have fusion reactors powering infrastructure and the like, even if most was just fission powered.

Soooooooooooo the fallout show is absolutely retarded lmao.
Truly schizo tech. For example there are fission batteries as well. The NCR needed electricity but a hard to come by super fusion device isn't the answer. The NCR would do well to research the numerous pieces of nuclear technology that they already have.

Producing it in house is leagues better than a single plant that's a severe security flaw. Sawyer confirmed that the BoS already shagged their gold supply didn't they? During the BoS-NCR war? This is just history repeating itself.
 

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