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The classic combat armor looked more like something the colonial marines would have worn in Alien
I think the newer stuff dumb, like part infantry fighting vehicle part poor bastard who has to carry it.The newer armor looks like something we would actually wear
The classic combat armor looked more like something the colonial marines would have worn in Alien
I mean the game came out in the late 90's, aside from Aliens (the staple of space marines), what other sci fi was running around with that look? 40k has flak armor but 40k while popular within some groups is still pretty obscure on the whole.Which is, IMO, the problem with it. It looks like every other suit of generic sci fi body armor, there's nothing actually distinct or notable about it.
Its not even a 1950s look it's more like a 1910s diesel punk aesthetic. That could be okay but they also put a really cartoonish aesthetic on top of that which I can't stand.I feel like the 50s look the newer series have gone with
The classic combat armor looked more like something the colonial marines would have worn in Alien
BattleTech used a similar aesthetic for their renditions of non-powered combat armor, and arguably the 90s and early 00s was the height of BattleTech's popularity and especially would have been known in video gaming circles of the time due to the success of MechWarrior 2.I mean the game came out in the late 90's, aside from Aliens (the staple of space marines), what other sci fi was running around with that look? 40k has flak armor but 40k while popular within some groups is still pretty obscure on the whole.
Definitely not dieselpunk look. To many rounded things.Its not even a 1950s look it's more like a 1910s diesel punk aesthetic. That could be okay but they also put a really cartoonish aesthetic on top of that which I can't stand.
I'd prefer Classic Combat armor over this god damned abomination.BattleTech used a similar aesthetic for their renditions of non-powered combat armor, and arguably the 90s and early 00s was the height of BattleTech's popularity and especially would have been known in video gaming circles of the time due to the success of MechWarrior 2.
There's also the Doom Marine, which is somewhat similar as well, and Doom was HUGE in the 90s, having had three games published before Fallout 1 came out.
So there was other SF properties using combat armor in a somewhat similar style, and they likely would have been known to the company.
50's is like...M47 tanks, M14 rifles, early weird body armor prototypes and bazookas.I feel like the 50s look the newer series have gone with
What is diesel punk and ww1 about the newer series?50's is like...M47 tanks, M14 rifles, early weird body armor prototypes and bazookas.
FO4's style is more like insane dieselpunk crossed with WW1 and a few drops of 1960's.
Well the Dieselpunk element has always been around in the series. As for the WW1 stuff, I really can’t think of anything. There’s the Chinese pistol which is a Mauser Red 9 C96…but Mauser pistols were in the series from the very start. Gizmo in Fallout 1 had one for example.What is diesel punk and ww1 about the newer series?
That's about the only dieselpunk aspect I can remember.Well the Dieselpunk element has always been around in the series. As for the WW1 stuff, I really can’t think of anything. There’s the Chinese pistol which is a Mauser Red 9 C96…but Mauser pistols were in the series from the very start. Gizmo in Fallout 1 had one for example.
It looks a heck of a lot better than this goofy aesthetic. Part of the problem is the layered system makes it impossible to not look fat the other issue is that it's just too cartoony looking.Which is, IMO, the problem with it. It looks like every other suit of generic sci fi body armor, there's nothing actually distinct or notable about it.
Wait you actually think that goofy looking armor looks good?I think that looks better then the original one. It also fits jow protection is seem irl