no.. the gun control laws share something with Prohibition much like every law out there. There are how many laws against murder? yet people are still murdered. How many against theft? reckless driving? yet how many of each are still committed.
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tell you what... how about you look up the prohibition. you know the amendment that was supposed to stop all alcohol and see how well that worked out. drinking increased to higher levels before the amendment was repealed than it was before attempted to stop drinking.
it really doesn’t make you a vampire but it does allow you to use the bloodpacks more efficiently. reads more as yeah i could do it before but now i know some tricks i didn’t have before. not like the cannibal perk where you actually learn how to be a cannibal and do something you couldn’t do after the perk plus…
if you were lucky enough to get one of the really low numbered special editions that sold out so flaming fast it wasn’t funny.
still post apocalyptic since it looks like this scene = the vault scenes from Fallout 3. or the prison scenes from Oblivion.
my question is you can build outside and built colonies. but is one of the places you can built a vault itself? ie you take over an abandoned vault and turn it onto a colony? ie fallout shelter inside fallout 4?
i think we can see why Fallout Shelter was created. to train people in resource management before Fallout 4.
blame the definition then.
as for clean water it exists there are ways to filter it and clean it but not on a large scale like project purity. it’s a game with a item like radaway with which you can remove radiation from the body.
the thing is that radiation didn’t just come from the bombs, it also came from the ground. a number of cars were powered by nuclear power and thus radioactive. There were other items such as the horse mentioned in the fallout 3 ingame ads. Nuka-cola was pre-war and already using radiation so people were exposed to…
i think i know where the misunderstanding comes from and it is common. look at the name RPG, Role Playing Game. It isn’t about the numbers or the stats. Those keep track of the game and allow you to take chance into it. it lets you know how skilled you are and how likely you can perform an action. People get stuck in…
one small flaw in the argument. I present Daggerfall
unless i mixed it up.. wasn’t this sid’s truck or another one. going to have to rewatch now.
correct me if i’m not wrong but this little guy you love to defend loved to destroy other people’s property since if i recall didn’t he destroy a number of his sister’s toys? creativity is one thing with your own property but this guy got joy out of making others miserable.
probably need therapy? you do realize it was sid who decorated his truck like this right? you really want to go out on a limb for that character.
if you think about it Fallout 3 improved New Vegas quite a bit. The things they learned from the last one was applied to New Vegas. I would imagine when we get our hands on Fallout 4 we’ll find the same thing but with the fallout games and the elder scrolls games contributing to it. From the looks of it building in…
the advantage of the intro also is you only really have to play it one time. Right before you leave the vault (just like in Oblivion) you have one last time to edit your character and you can do all the edits up until then at that point. the game also saves it there (and you can do before or just use the game save) so…
and then you find out about the more detailed resource packs.. so it’s not all that bad. it’s not going to be on the highest end of the spectrum... but not bad.
how is the fallout series not on this list? o.O