The wiki is really fucking scarce on Far Harbor info. Did a little searcharooski and it looks like Emil was involved with the writing or at least the waters have been muddied enough to credit him in some capacity. Regardless, Will Shen is no more and there's a super telling panel he gave after exiting the company that's worth a listen.
repeat that again when they will try to put Joshua in it
they utterly castrated the Legion and NCR so I’d be disgusted but not shocked
I can't wait for General Elias Blackthorne to show up in the season 2 finale!
Wait until you find out what happened to Lucy
>American Deep State (The Enclave) & Chinese predictive AI computers launched the bombs, ending the world
The Fallout show is Borderlands in terms of writing and 'humor'. Fallout 4 is only really similar to Borderlands in terms of weapon gameplay. Writing wise, Fallout 4 is a severely undercooked story trying to be serious. The show does not want to be serious.
This. A lot of the things aren't played for laughs for in 4, your wife getting shot isn't, Shaun getting kidnapped isn't and the general suckiness of living in the commonwealth isn't either.
*Deserters
The Oblivion "remaster" was slammed all over the place for being a poorly-performing no-effort shit job. All they did was clumsily glue the original Gamebryo build to a UE 5 graphics front-end, wothout even bothering to fix any of the known bugs in the original build.
*Segue
I didn't play it because I'm not really a TES guy (I liked Morrowind and Skyrim well enough, but I never got super into the lore), but everything I saw about it was people singing it's praises for being a complete graphical overhaul instead of just lazily AI upscaling the textures and calling it a day. The only criticisms I really saw were over the lack of official modding tools and that seems to be a limitation of the UE5 license (hopefully if Bethesda uses UE5 like this again, they can work something out for modders because I have zero interest in an unmoddable Bethesda game and I think that's the case for most people).
You're mostly right, but I feel like the prewar segments of the show are pretty serious and dramatic (and as such the best part).
>implying it wasn't a justifiable mutiny against a leadership who betrayed their own people and so don't deserve to be regarded as Americans. Something something God Bless the Brotherhood of Steel.
PTSD moment for me personally.
they already got what they wanted from shaun anyway which was his undamaged DNA so letting him die because of his implied influence as the main genetic template for synths is a good thing for retarded politicking, until his father comes and blows you the fuck up that is because he didn't turn on the evacuation alarm...
I'm not watching this goyslop, but if they're saying it was the Enclave and Chinese AI, that's an interesting and not so subtle way of removing agency from non-White people for destroying the world while retaining Whitey's culpability as it was a human that made the decision on the American's part and a robot on the Chingchong's. "It wasn't us, gweilo, it was just our computers!" Very standard Hollywood, non-Whites are always righteous and cannot make morally dubious decisions. This is why all TV after ~2014 is worthless. I bet they for real thought nobody would make that connection and that we're all just dumb consumer cattle without the ability the think critically.
Justifiable or not, no matter how reasonable, a desertion is still a desertion- especially when explicitly stated by the deserters.
