I stopped playing fantasy around 7th edition I think?

Man between mordheim, vermintide, and the upcoming total war warhammer.

I’m glad for the most part the combat looks like it follows the Winter soldier’s gritty realistic and practical stunts.

I tried this game on a whim. It was ... Interesting?

Yeah that’s one of the interesting blank points of the game. It’s absolutely clear Caesar’s going to die in the near future whether by the brain tumor or the courier’s own hand. (I’m fairly certain a cured Caesar and Legion victory is non-canon).

I have trouble classifying the Brotherhood of Steel game since it’s ultimately built on the Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance engine.

Since the only answer you’ve gotten is kind of wrong in answering your questions I’ll go through it and try to boil down the essential storyline connections of Fallout

Man do I have fond memories of this game.

Just a touch too late to edit my original post but,

That’s still something I adored about New Vegas and Obsidian/Avellone in general.

Man if there’s one thing I really wish Jessica Jones did was that I was hoping the Purple Man would turn purple by the end of it.

What sticks in my minds all these years later are the launch prices.

No Undertale?

Make America great again with Necromancy!

I liked the previous editions of the game too and they revealed to me 3 sad things that are equally true in real politics.

It’s a Cipher plot!

No I get it, problem is Bethesda wanted the East Coast faction in 3 to be the goodie paladins for their iconic look and this made them ultimately less interesting.

Would the opening Omaha beach from Saving Private Ryan count?

After playing around 70 hours of Fallout 4, I’ve come to the conclusion it’s not the dialog system that’s the problem. It’s Bethesda’s skill at writing that’s the problem.

Problem is the limb armor combined with the modded vault suit far outclassed the single full suits.