Is it just me or does Goodsprings give a mood that seems a bit like A Fistfull of Dollars?

I've been feeling like watching a bunch of spaghetti westerns, So maybe thats just me..

Goodsprings does not look like it was made in Italy to me .

Goodsprings actually reminds me of the town in the movie Tremors.

Hmmm. Graboids in a Fallout game? Interesting...

Well with that half empty/half desolate town, bone yard where crime was done nearby and quest to save trader against bandits who pursue him, you might be right.

GoodSprings reminds some folks of the town of... GoodSprings :laugh:
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Indeed. I was just commenting on the resemblance to the Town of Perfection, NV in the movie. I still think graboids should be added as part of the Wild Wasteland perk. Just for the heck of it. :fallout:

And Clint Eastwood character

I like the feeling Goodsprings gives off, a small town that keeps to itself and does'nt want any trouble with anyone.

Me, too. I always feel bad stealing all their stuff, even from the ones who don't mind. I still do it, but I feel bad. Then I sell it to Chet.

Hmmm, I wouldn't say it's like anything from the Dollars trilogy, but it definitely has a Western vibe.

I was theere a few years ago.

I just passed by that town.

If not the Dollars Trilogy, It does giev me a western feel.
Like I... Like I have to pull out a magnum yelling "DRAW!"

A Fistfull of Dollars is about a lone gunman pitting two town bosses against each other. I don't really see any connection with Fisfull of Dollars except that its in the West, theres a cemetary (every town has one), and theres a gunfight. The town isn't even set up like an Old Western town.

Now, I can totally see a connection with The Magnifacent Seven. Mysterious stranger (you) decides to save town from bandits (Gangers) for no pay with 6 other fighters with different talents (Pete, Sunny, Trudy, Victor, Cheyenne, Ringo) to help. Theres also a direct reference (perhaps unintentional) to the film if you choose to be pessimistic with Sunny about the chance that they're going to die.

Saloon, General store, It all reminds me of a certain setting in the west...

Western movies.

But I guess I could see THAT connection :vaultboy:

And the quest add more of that feeling

Hell YES!


P.S. Just had a thought: introducing a monster that burrows Graboid-style and can ambush you from under your feet could be an interesting development, good counter-balance to the power of long-range sniping.