I know. I don’t like it either and the lack of change in dialogue reeks of oversight, laziness or budgetary shortage. I can live with that, though.

He keeps calling me ‘mum’ and that pisses me the fuck off. The name is Asshole, you crotchety old codger! I may give him another chance after I’ve maxed all other companions.

Hold your judgement until you get to Blind Betrayal. Just don’t progress quest with low charisma.

Fuck yes. No matter who you are, you too will feel the unique frustration of the Deacon perma-friendzone.

Just go into command mode when you are at a bit of a distance from the armour, point at it and the option to get in the suit will pop up. It’s the same as you would with telling your companion to sit down or pick something up. If you are too close you will only get the option to get in the suit yourself. Companions…

‘Who’s Shaun? LET’S FIND SOME DEATHCLAWS!’

Lots of people say that. It doesn’t sound 100% Clooney to me. Peter Jessop has a damn nice voice. He’s done a fair bit of work and also voiced Miraak in Skyrim.

There’s a bunch of cat corpses in the Institute and I wanted to take them with me very badly but nope, can’t carry stuff through doors.

I ALMOST CRIED. Almost. After the quest I relieved Danse of his stupid armour and happily continued punching things to mush. Companions are not really useful beyond being pack mules at higher levels, being especially useless in combat, so choosing them based on hotness is totally legit.

That’s mean. He’s pretty to look at and listen to. I took him out of his tin can and I only ditch him when I’m being nice to ghouls...or working on other companions’ affinity.

Looking at the ingredients, it’s a conditioner. A super basic light conditioner with high water content. Very good marketing, obviously, because it costs a few cents a bottle to make.

Yes, but I CAN’T HELP IT! Welp. Hot.

True. It would all add up. If anything, if you’re going to the Glowing Sea, you’d want to leave it until the end.

The glowing sea is not that bad to run through in high rad resistance gear like a hazmat suit or power armour.

If you meet someone with a gamma gun, you’re fucked if they get a single hit on you.

I absolutely agree. I wish we could have one without the other.

You’re being sensible. If you restricted to only grass-fed beef, unpasteurised milk, raw fruit and veggies, no bread, then that would be getting close to an eating disorder. Yet, you would still be perfectly fine because that is still a varied diet. “Eat food, not too much, mostly plants”

I’m not sure all of these diets are necessarily dangerous in a strict sense of the word. I don’t think paleo is harmful. Misguided, but it allows for a good variety of foods. The human body is a very adaptive thing (I’m sorry, I love SBM). We can get used to eating all kinds of things. The differences in cuisines…

It’s not going to kill anyone who is in good health if they do it infrequently. Not something obsessively done once a month, or for a prolonged period of time, of course. Occasional fasting is OK.

Yes. It’s called orthorexia and it is an eating disorder.