While I don't agree with Ashurs methods, he's got the right idea, would've been nice if you could've talked him into treating the workers better and pay em a bit, healthy happy workers means less dead ones and less need to kidnap more.
While I don't agree with Ashurs methods, he's got the right idea, would've been nice if you could've talked him into treating the workers better and pay em a bit, healthy happy workers means less dead ones and less need to kidnap more.
There needs to be options to convert him to communism or capitalism.
While I don't agree with Ashurs methods, he's got the right idea, would've been nice if you could've talked him into treating the workers better and pay em a bit, healthy happy workers means less dead ones and less need to kidnap more.
There needs to be options to convert him to communism or capitalism.
"Have you considered switching to a free market system?" +Karma
"Comrade, we should talk about the state of your proletariat." -Karma
Yes, yes, YES. This is pretty much my one complaint in FO3 - no one is ever afraid of you. For instance (Paradise Falls...'spoiler', I guess)
after completely destroying each and every slaver in Paradise Falls as brutally as possible, I went to kill Eulogy Jones. I would have absolutely loved if he cowered in fear and begged for his life, and if I was able to talk to him and tell him I'm going to kill him or something. Instead, he just pulls out his little pistol, without saying a word, and I melt him.
Considering the 'only look out for myself/chivalry and valor are REALLY dead' attitude of the Wasteland, I think it would make a lot of sense for people to really fear for their lives, especially when they have no chance of beating you in combat.
I wish there were more options for your actions in other parts of the Wasteland to affect your dealings with people.
Take Susan Lancaster and...
... the slavers at the Lincoln Memorial, for instance. In my first playthrough I go up to the LM and whatshisname tells me that they're a scout team from Paradise Falls waiting there to ambush escaped slaves. It would have been so satisfying to tell him that everyone in Paradise Falls is now dead and I was the one who did it.
Same for Susan. It's really hilarious to me when you piss her off when she tries to get you to follow along with her prejudiced genocide bullshit and she says that she knows some really bad people who I don't want to mess with.
We really don't need a fallout movie. Keep it in the video game realm.
I don't know, it could be a good premise. if executed right.
Problem is, they probably wont execute it right.
On that note, anyone watch The Colony on discovery channel? Surviving in a post-apocalypse world experiment series.
what's an experiment series
The show is an experiment on how people will survive, react and create in a post apocalyptic setting brought about by decimation of human population due to viral plague.
We really don't need a fallout movie. Keep it in the video game realm.
I don't know, it could be a good premise. if executed right.
Problem is, they probably wont execute it right.
On that note, anyone watch The Colony on discovery channel? Surviving in a post-apocalypse world experiment series.
what's an experiment series
The show is an experiment on how people will survive, react and create in a post apocalyptic setting brought about by decimation of human population due to viral plague.
Viral plague you say, hah luckily there are no current viral plagues sweeping across the land!
We really don't need a fallout movie. Keep it in the video game realm.
I think it's the right way to do a video game movie. Take the idea, the essence of the game, and build a movie around it.
Would a movie where you start in a vault and go across the wasteland be a good one? No. You couldn't tell a vault dweller's story in 2-3 hours. You could tell a story set in a parched post-nuclear wasteland, where water is more precious then blood and life is cheaper then ammo. And that is the core of the Fallout series.
We really don't need a fallout movie. Keep it in the video game realm.
I think it's the right way to do a video game movie. Take the idea, the essence of the game, and build a movie around it.
Would a movie where you start in a vault and go across the wasteland be a good one? No. You couldn't tell a vault dweller's story in 2-3 hours. You could tell a story set in a parched post-nuclear wasteland, where water is more precious then blood and life is cheaper then ammo. And that is the core of the Fallout series.
and without vaults, super mutants, ghouls, etc...its just a generic Post Apopcalypse movie with a fallout name slapped on it
We really don't need a fallout movie. Keep it in the video game realm.
I think it's the right way to do a video game movie. Take the idea, the essence of the game, and build a movie around it.
Would a movie where you start in a vault and go across the wasteland be a good one? No. You couldn't tell a vault dweller's story in 2-3 hours. You could tell a story set in a parched post-nuclear wasteland, where water is more precious then blood and life is cheaper then ammo. And that is the core of the Fallout series.
and without vaults, super mutants, ghouls, etc...its just a generic Post Apopcalypse movie with a fallout name slapped on it
Anyone ever see A Boy and His Dog? It's got post apocalyptia, raiders, vaults full of people stuck in the 1950s and even hints at big green people that kill everything in their path.
That's probably about as good as you can do for a Fallout movie.
The problem with a fallout movie would be that to really capture it, you'd have to compress a ton of atmosphere and context into a movie. My bet is that it would wind up being a lot like Watchmen was: too long by half and better at developing the setting than actually being a good story.
edit: and without all that context, you can just go watch Mad Max again.
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that's why we call it the struggle, you're supposed to sweat
We really don't need a fallout movie. Keep it in the video game realm.
I don't know, it could be a good premise. if executed right.
Problem is, they probably wont execute it right.
On that note, anyone watch The Colony on discovery channel? Surviving in a post-apocalypse world experiment series.
what's an experiment series
The show is an experiment on how people will survive, react and create in a post apocalyptic setting brought about by decimation of human population due to viral plague.
I was going to ask the same thing. I've seen commercials for it, but haven't watched an episode yet. I'm DVR'ing the next one on Tuesday, but I was wondering how it was.
I hope they factor in radioactive dogs or other zombified creations into the mix.
We really don't need a fallout movie. Keep it in the video game realm.
I think it's the right way to do a video game movie. Take the idea, the essence of the game, and build a movie around it.
Would a movie where you start in a vault and go across the wasteland be a good one? No. You couldn't tell a vault dweller's story in 2-3 hours. You could tell a story set in a parched post-nuclear wasteland, where water is more precious then blood and life is cheaper then ammo. And that is the core of the Fallout series.
and without vaults, super mutants, ghouls, etc...its just a generic Post Apopcalypse movie with a fallout name slapped on it
Anyone ever see A Boy and His Dog? It's got post apocalyptia, raiders, vaults full of people stuck in the 1950s and even hints at big green people that kill everything in their path.
That's probably about as good as you can do for a Fallout movie.
I mean, the talking dog is cool and all, but why'd they have to eat that girl again?
he loves his dog more, i guess. he wanted to save it from dying
dying dog on ground, looked like it was shot, guess she was some kinda miracle meat. Not that she'd had been a good companion in the rapetastic wasteland.
We really don't need a fallout movie. Keep it in the video game realm.
I don't know, it could be a good premise. if executed right.
Problem is, they probably wont execute it right.
On that note, anyone watch The Colony on discovery channel? Surviving in a post-apocalypse world experiment series.
Hell yeah. Interested, but I can see the typical veneer over it all.
"Ooh, you can flush toilets manually." "Ooh, you need sand and charcoal to filter water, you can't just boil it." Hey, here's
four new people, let's all drop our weapons, sing Kumbaya, tell them everything about our location, and then act like a pack of retarded monkeys with no leadership.
My vote goes with Mike because he seems to be the only one asshole enough to git 'r dun in postapocalyptia, but a hundred caps says I could take that "sanctuary" in a night. That's assuming I didn't get let in for being a Nice Guy and then Mr. Sandman the lot of them.
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I assume they are on the shallow end of the gene pool.
I always let him get to Rivet, then promptly walked him into a Super Mutant nest.
I don't know, it could be a good premise. if executed right.
Problem is, they probably wont execute it right.
On that note, anyone watch The Colony on discovery channel? Surviving in a post-apocalypse world experiment series.
They tried to bury us. They didn't know that we were seeds. 2018 Midterms. Get your shit together.
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what's an experiment series
"Comrade, we should talk about the state of your proletariat." -Karma
Gotta keep with the Red Scare motif, after all.
They tried to bury us. They didn't know that we were seeds. 2018 Midterms. Get your shit together.
Take Susan Lancaster and...
Same for Susan. It's really hilarious to me when you piss her off when she tries to get you to follow along with her prejudiced genocide bullshit and she says that she knows some really bad people who I don't want to mess with.
Eulogy's dead, honey. And now, so are you.
*zap*
chinese commies, zed
They tried to bury us. They didn't know that we were seeds. 2018 Midterms. Get your shit together.
The show is an experiment on how people will survive, react and create in a post apocalyptic setting brought about by decimation of human population due to viral plague.
Viral plague you say, hah luckily there are no current viral plagues sweeping across the land!
Oh fuck did I miss the premiere?
I think it's the right way to do a video game movie. Take the idea, the essence of the game, and build a movie around it.
Would a movie where you start in a vault and go across the wasteland be a good one? No. You couldn't tell a vault dweller's story in 2-3 hours. You could tell a story set in a parched post-nuclear wasteland, where water is more precious then blood and life is cheaper then ammo. And that is the core of the Fallout series.
and without vaults, super mutants, ghouls, etc...its just a generic Post Apopcalypse movie with a fallout name slapped on it
That's probably about as good as you can do for a Fallout movie.
They tried to bury us. They didn't know that we were seeds. 2018 Midterms. Get your shit together.
edit: and without all that context, you can just go watch Mad Max again.
that's why we call it the struggle, you're supposed to sweat
It'd be a fucking long one though
I was going to ask the same thing. I've seen commercials for it, but haven't watched an episode yet. I'm DVR'ing the next one on Tuesday, but I was wondering how it was.
I hope they factor in radioactive dogs or other zombified creations into the mix.
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I. Want. This. Movie. NOW.
How have I not heard of this before now?!
Time to set it to high priority and sent this 3:10 to yuma or whatever its called back.
Although a full-blown series like Rome could be even better.
I would rather have the movie because I'm to cheap to have HBO, and thus don't want you to have it when I can't. :whistle:
Lots of boy's and their dog's are.
I found the ending disturbing
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They tried to bury us. They didn't know that we were seeds. 2018 Midterms. Get your shit together.
that's why we call it the struggle, you're supposed to sweat
Hell yeah. Interested, but I can see the typical veneer over it all.
"Ooh, you can flush toilets manually." "Ooh, you need sand and charcoal to filter water, you can't just boil it." Hey, here's
My vote goes with Mike because he seems to be the only one asshole enough to git 'r dun in postapocalyptia, but a hundred caps says I could take that "sanctuary" in a night. That's assuming I didn't get let in for being a Nice Guy and then Mr. Sandman the lot of them.
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Because the movie is called A Boy and His Dog.
this is true
unfortunately the best thats likely to happen is Fallout as a "SyFy" miniseries