i would imagine so...
“Sorry everyone, just a minor hiccup in the control room... I saw a roach. Everything’s okay now though. This is DJ... Hugh... Mann, Hugh Mann, saying the vault is still completely safe! Not a single deathclaw has gotten in here and killed anyone. Who even mentioned deathclaws? Not me. It’s just me and the deat—…
I think the fact they run to different rooms is good—keeps things dynamic and interesting—the problem is that the dwellers don’t react to it. It would be cool if the dwellers chased their targets, making the whole tag problem less of a thing.
Too open world? Wow. So you dont find it interesting in a huge open world game like Fallout or Skyrim that you can stand on a hill and look out and know that you can go to every point off in the distance? I do agree that sometimes certain tasks in huge games like this can be tedious though especially with the distance.
Also calling it now, they kill the dog.
the dag? the dag’ll die in havad yad
Not coming to 3DS? Darn it.
I’m never too impressed with Bethesda’s character models and this is no exception, the rest looks awesome though.
lolwtf, where do you find this shit?
Over at Esquire, Stephen Marche—who you may remember from that time he described one single Megan Fox eyebrow as…
Truth. I don’t know what’s going on at Oreo Headquarters but Double Stuf are the only kind with an acceptable amount of sweet, delicious pig lard in the middle. Regular Oreos are a joke. A JOKE, I SAY!
I think when they write things like this:
I agree. I’m waiting for shame-shaming. It’s like -gate for every scandal.
It may not be a “thing” in the sense of being a thing that happens frequently or even semi-frequently, but it is clearly a thing that happened to Leeza Pearson and her daughter.
IMHO if a school is going to be this strict with all of the rules concerning food, then they just need go ahead and don’t allow the kids to bring lunches from home. Have the cafeteria feed each student. That way they can be in complete control of what the kids are eating.