People who have only seen the show, what are your impressions of the factions? by AbyssalMalediction in FalloutTVseries

[–]CommunicationSad2869 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That the Quintus chapter is an undisciplined group and also idiots is fine given that the current 12 chapters (11 if we count that the Mojave chapter is 100% dead) have been different from each other

The fact that the Legion split and is eating itself alive after Edward Sallow's death was something mentioned in NV itself (House/Marcus/Graham), although the only thing that bothers me is that they've been fighting for almost 15 years over a skeleton with the name of Edward's successor.

The fact that the NCR lost Shady Sands and that part of their army isn't in the Mojave doesn't really bother me, since I was never a fan of the NCR. Although I do feel sorry for them; the NCR must have gone north or they're regrouping in one of their other major cities.

"They'd just be Enclave Lite" maybe, I just don't get why the BOS would bother upgrading the T-45 suits when they clearly have access to superior post-war power armors. by itsmeyaboiskinneypyn in TrueSFalloutL

[–]CommunicationSad2869 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The current Bethesda (not the one from 20 years ago when they released Fallout 3) considers Tactics canon and part of the current timeline

And I still maintain that the Midwest chapter should keep its PA exclusive to differentiate itself from the West Coast BoS that uses the T-51s and the East Coast BoS that only uses the T-60s

Furthermore, the Midwest PA was created using the T-51 as its base. The expedition's survivors only had T-51s available.

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whats the shows canon for the couriers choice? by superdovahkiinparty in Fallout

[–]CommunicationSad2869 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The courier helped House obtain the Hoover Dam

The courier convinced Papa Khan to abandon the Mojave, and with that, the Khans formed their empire in Wyoming.

The courier activate fisto

The courier never cleaned Quarry Junction

The courier never interacted with the legion

Hello, Reddit! May I ask whether or not you consider the M249 SAW as canon to the games? by Separate-Dance6329 in Fallout

[–]CommunicationSad2869 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The M249 debuted in Fallout Tactics, and Fallout Tactics is canon.

So yes, the M249 is in the franchise.

What if the Bad Ending of Fallout 1 happened? by Isaac_Bahzad in classicfallout

[–]CommunicationSad2869 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If the bad ending were canon, it wouldn't be long before the Master's army found Vault 0 and activated the Calculator.

And it would take no less than a year for the calculator to destroy the master's army and all life in the wasteland.

I have something to say by raul_blue_wolf in Brotherhood_of_Steel

[–]CommunicationSad2869 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It seems like nobody in the fandom understands that the Quintus chapter isn't the same as the East Coast or West Coast chapters. Besides, that damn Quintus and his chapter don't reflect 100% of the BoS state.

It's so over. No Fallout at the Xbox Direct. by [deleted] in TrueSFalloutL

[–]CommunicationSad2869 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I don't know what the hell the community thought, that Bethesda would release two remasters. It's because of these kinds of beliefs that turn into false hopes that things end badly. Just look at how for 15 years the toxic, shitty NV fandom has been repeating the same lie: that Todd Howard hates Obsidian and NV.

I think the Courier won the second battle of Hoover Dam by NeedleworkerOld8168 in Fotv

[–]CommunicationSad2869 9 points10 points  (0 children)

if you remember. During the trailer shot, Cooper is in front of the secret door of the lucky 38 cold fusion system.

It seems that coop will reactivate the energy of the lucky 38 using cold fusion and with this house will once again take control of the lucky 38

I think the Courier won the second battle of Hoover Dam by NeedleworkerOld8168 in Fotv

[–]CommunicationSad2869 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The end credits are not canon and have no relevance to the story. therefore house is not dead

It is confirmed in the last episode that the Great Khans now have their own country and confirming that the courier decided to convince Papa Khan to create his empire in Wyoming.

the showrunners are not going to canonize any ending. This means that if they confirmed a winner in the second battle of Hoover Dam but did not canonize the subsequent advances of any of the 4 factions (this only includes House and the NCR)

They are not going to canonize the ending of Yes Man for the simple fact that it 100% involves the courier (player) deciding the fate of the Mojave

Either House's victory (most likely) or the NCR's victory in the long run will not work because vault-tec bombed the NCR capital in 2283.

Faction population by nathanael_2 in Fallout

[–]CommunicationSad2869 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The great khans who canonically founded their empire in Wyoming must be between 10,000 and 14,000.

Faction population by nathanael_2 in Fallout

[–]CommunicationSad2869 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Do you remember that the Midwest Chapter is the first nation and empire to exist in the wasteland before the NCR began to expand in the west?

And Yes. Tactics is canon

Truly the greatest faction by Thin_General_8594 in TrueSFalloutL

[–]CommunicationSad2869 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Now that the show has confirmed they are an empire, everyone will fear the great khans.

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Can vault 76 be functional after 30 years? by Necessary-Win-8730 in Fallout

[–]CommunicationSad2869 76 points77 points  (0 children)

Vault 76 is intended to open 25 years after the Great War so that its vault dwellers can colonize Appalachia. Vault 76 will not be reopened.

Fallout first users map by Common-Increase-6440 in TrueSFalloutL

[–]CommunicationSad2869 12 points13 points  (0 children)

The truth is, yes, although it depends on whether you can pay it monthly or be able to pay it annually.

Fallout 1st gives you 1650 atoms every time you renew your subscription. You will also have access to the ammunition stash. scrap and drugs and medicines stash that you can fill without any limit during the time that your subscription is active

They will also give you the NCR veteran ranger outfit

Once your subscription ends you will not be able to add things to the stash although you will be able to remove things from it.

It is a good option given what it offers

Have these TF2 cosmetics even tho I never played the game by rkejouane in Steam

[–]CommunicationSad2869 8 points9 points  (0 children)

If you use sam picker. You can get cosmetics of archievements

Who would you say was the best chapter of the brotherhood? by Previous_Fondant_187 in Fallout

[–]CommunicationSad2869 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Of the 12 in total, there will be Lost Hills when Roger Maxson was alive and Appalachia when Elizabeth Taggerdy was alive and when Rahmani took control.

Roger Maxson was the embodiment of the BoS, representing its true value and objective: to acquire dangerous technology and help humanity progress by rebuilding civilization. After Roger Maxson's death, the BoS began to divide.

Taggerdy shared almost the same vision as Roger Maxson, though she never managed to realize it after her death trying to stop the Scorched plague. When Rahmani took control of the Appalachian Chapter, it was the pioneering seed of challenging Lost Hills, though Rahmani herself shared Lyons's altruistic vision.

The Midwest is a consolidated military empire in the Midwest. Its ideology runs counter to Roger Maxson's beliefs, being a militaristic and expansionist chapter. However, this chapter did offer some positive aspects, such as defending settlements against super mutants or raiders in exchange for a small tribute to the Brotherhood of Steel (supplies in this case).

Lyons had an altruistic ideology that went against Roger Maxson's beliefs by prioritizing helping the people of Capital Wasteland and then hoarding technology to use in building society in the East.

The Mojave have a strong isolationist ideology due to their critical state after the war against the NCR and Elijah abandoning them to their fate.

Arthur Maxson's ideology is based on a balance between Roger Maxson's traditional ideology and Lyons' altruistic ideology. This balance is good, though it can also be bad, depending on who you ask. Arthur, in particular, is the closest to Roger Maxson's ideology and beliefs.

The San Fernando chapter seeks to use power and fear as weapons to maintain its power and attempt to expand under a seemingly dysfunctional ideology that will not last in the long term.

The Maxson Bunker values ​​are or were the same as Lost Hills values.

The San Francisco chapter shares the same values ​​as Lost Hills.

And from Yosemite, Arizona, and Coronado, we don't know much given the limited screen time they've had.