Which side of the story? : Fallout: New Vegas

» Sat Jun 25, 2011 5:57 am

I've always wondered, after playing Fallout 3, if there will ever be another game related to it. I liked it, personally, SO much better than New Vegas, and I'd like there to be more links to its story, rather than a measly eyebot.
So what do you guys think, do you want something within New York's ranges, or something more western, like Arizona and such?

» Sat Jun 25, 2011 4:05 am

I want more West Coast Fallout to be honest, if DC represents the East Coast at all, then its full of lazy people who would rather beg for water then farm.

» Sat Jun 25, 2011 9:42 am

I want more West Coast Fallout to be honest, if DC represents the East Coast at all, then its full of lazy people who would rather beg for water then farm.

God bless America! :celebration:

» Sat Jun 25, 2011 7:29 am

East but without all the whining beggars...they drained my ammo....

» Sat Jun 25, 2011 5:30 pm

I voted East, because I don't want to deal with anymore idiot tribals or idiot tribal factions like the Legion.

» Sat Jun 25, 2011 9:36 am

I wanna see how the east is doing and going to Chicago or New york would be awesome.

» Sat Jun 25, 2011 10:55 am

I voted East, because I don't want to deal with anymore idiot tribals or idiot tribal factions like the Legion.

I found the Legion very interesting after I actually took time to speak with Caeser. His story is very intriguing, and my outlook on him and his army changed a bit. It's not the fact that he just wants to kill people who don't follow him, it's just that he wants to reshape the world. It's his followers that just take it too far. And what he said about the NCR was half right, they pretty much are all retards.

» Sat Jun 25, 2011 7:12 pm

Enjoy living in land with no progress full of hobo's who would rather sap water from you then make their and other peoples lives better.

West Coast Represent :rock:

» Sat Jun 25, 2011 7:32 am

I would not object to anew FO in Chicago or New York. :whistling: Though the Mainer in me wants something to do with New England...though I suspect if Maine was included it would just be a giant Point Lookout game. :rofl:

» Sat Jun 25, 2011 4:03 am

I found the Legion very interesting after I actually took time to speak with Caeser. His story is very intriguing, and my outlook on him and his army changed a bit. It's not the fact that he just wants to kill people who don't follow him, it's just that he wants to reshape the world. It's his followers that just take it too far. And what he said about the NCR was half right, they pretty much are all retards.

Slavery is not a solution to anything. And as corrupt as the NCR is, the Legion are no better in their unending thirst for conquest.

» Sat Jun 25, 2011 4:10 pm

Enjoy living in land with no progress full of hobo's who would rather sap water from you then make their and other peoples lives better.

West Coat Represent :rock:

West "Coat?"

Well, at least you don't agree with the West Coast. :thumbsup:

» Sat Jun 25, 2011 10:20 am

Slavery is not a solution to anything.

Yes it is, it isnt a good or moral thing, but it increases efficiency and productivity nonetheless.

» Sat Jun 25, 2011 2:58 am

West "Coat?"

Well, at least you don't agree with the West Coast. :thumbsup:

I need to stop typing so fast, thanks for catching that for me.

» Sat Jun 25, 2011 3:35 am

Slavery is not a solution to anything. And as corrupt as the NCR is, the Legion are no better in their unending thirst for conquest.

I wasn't reffering to it all being good and rightcheous. I just found it very intruiging how Caeser handles his problems. Although he is just a bitter old man, you've got to wonder how a man that has practically nothing can equal to a republic that has everything. It's just a matter of smarts, no matter how impure it is.

» Sat Jun 25, 2011 12:56 pm

I wanna see how the east is doing and going to Chicago or New york would be awesome.

Massachusetts? Maybe the Hyannis Port vicinity? :biggrin:

» Sat Jun 25, 2011 5:19 am

I need to stop typing so fast, thanks for catching that for me.

Anytime, man. :wink:

» Sat Jun 25, 2011 7:32 am

Massachusetts? Maybe the Hyannis Port vicinity? :biggrin:

Um i would rather like to see the decaying New york skyscraqers.

» Sat Jun 25, 2011 2:59 pm

Um i would rather like to see the decaying New york skyscraqers.

We should be able to skydive off of the Sears Tower like those a-holes in Transformers!

» Sat Jun 25, 2011 4:12 pm

I found the Legion very interesting after I actually took time to speak with Caeser. His story is very intriguing, and my outlook on him and his army changed a bit. It's not the fact that he just wants to kill people who don't follow him, it's just that he wants to reshape the world. It's his followers that just take it too far.

Huh? He is the complete dictator of his entire nation and military. Nothing is done without his commanding it. All of the excesses and atrocities committed by his men, are in accordance to his edicts and directives. Lanius, in his brutal, calculating viscousness, is not doing anything that Caesar is unaware of, or disagrees with.There is no atrocity committed by his men, that is not his direct fault for creating this brutal, remorseless mindset in his underlings and footsoldiers, and zealously nurturing it.

» Sat Jun 25, 2011 6:21 pm

Yes it is, it isnt a good or moral thing, but it increases efficiency and productivity nonetheless.

Ok, Mr. Capitalist, that effeciency and productivity doesn't mean squat when slaves revolt.

» Sat Jun 25, 2011 2:53 am

Huh? He is the complete dictator of his entire nation and military. Nothing is done without his commanding it. All of the excesses and atrocities committed by his men, are in accordance to his edicts and directives. Lanius, in his brutal, calculating viscousness, is not doing anything that Caesar is unaware of, or disagrees with.There is no atrocity committed by his men, that is not his direct fault for creating this brutal, remorseless mindset in his underlings and footsoldiers, and zealously nurturing it.

I'm guessing you've never listened to a word said from his own mouth.

» Sat Jun 25, 2011 6:01 pm

Ok, Mr. Capitalist, that effeciency and productivity doesn't mean squat when slaves revolt.

And Fable 3 is born!

» Sat Jun 25, 2011 5:05 am

Ok, Mr. Capitalist, that effeciency and productivity doesn't mean squat when slaves revolt.

Meh. You just kill and torture a bunch of them until the rest settle down into a fearfully productive state again. Cost of doing business. Slavery is capitalism in its purest form. Captive workforce, no wages, no benefits, pure production and profits. All you gotta do is keep enough rags on their backs and slop in their troughs to keep them producing. If corporations today could get away with this, most of them would in a heartbeat. And the shareholders would applaud. Pesky dang morality...

» Sat Jun 25, 2011 3:39 pm

I'm guessing you've never listened to a word said from his own mouth.

On the contrary. I've listened to most of it, and what I said fits everything I heard. He's the guy responsible for all of it, and there's no denying it. The buck stops there.

» Sat Jun 25, 2011 7:15 pm

If corporations today could get away with this, most of them would in a heartbeat.

They already have. It's called paying an Indonesian worker 10 cents an hour and making them work 15 hours a day with no sick days or maternal leave.