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For me, the Battle of Bunker Hill is one of Fallout 4‘s most memorable quests. In the grand scheme of things, it’s totally unimportant to the point that the Railroad and Brotherhood don’t really care about how you resolve it. Yet, it’s a massive, full-scale firefight between three factions with you stuck in the middle […]

Fallout New Vegas is has a rich tapestry of quests, locations, and characters which all do their part to make this game as special as it is. However, it wouldn’t be unfair to say that some shine brighter than others when you consider charismatic leaders like Mr. House, Caesar, and General Oliver, the incredible companions

Intro Mass Fusion is Fallout 4‘s point of no return between the Institute and the Brotherhood of Steel. You’ll have to pick a side here, so make sure you give it some thought before you proceed, especially if you’re trying to do the sabotage quests for the Railroad, as you’ll be locked out of them

Intro One of the most popular perks in Fallout 4 is Idiot Savant. Don’t let the name fool you, though. It’s one of the smartest perk choices you can make in the game, although it does restrict your build options somewhat. The effect of the perk is simple. It adds a chance for you to

Intro Despite the depth and detail of Fallout New Vegas’ questlines, each of the four main ones follows the same formula. The Courier is sent to parlay with the game’s side factions in an attempt to either recruit them or destroy them, prior to the Battle of Hoover Dam. In the case of the New

Some of the most influential and fun builds in Fallout 76 are melee builds that take advantage of unarmed weapons. These allow players to get up and close to their enemies, soak up tons of damage, and take advantage of some of the most fun perk cards in the game. So, if you want to

It’s crazy to think about what Fallout New Vegas could have been. Despite being one of the most highly regarded and celebrated games ever made, there were a handful of folks at Obsidian that wanted the FNV to be a more satirical experience in line with the old Fallout games. Ultimately, the team decided this

The Great War came quickly and ended just as swiftly. It left no corner of the world in the Fallout universe untouched, and certainly, no part of the United States was left unharmed from the devastation caused by the nuclear bombs. It only took one day to wipe out the entirety of human civilization, but

Intro Vault-Tec conducted more than a fair share of sick and twisted experiments in their Vaults. Asking me to choose which I think is the worst would be like asking me which Ben & Jerry’s flavor I like the most.  What I can tell you, however, is that Vault 75 is definitely up there on

Intro Whenever a game developer announces a sequel to a popular title, my first and immediate question that I ask myself is, “I wonder if they will learn from their mistakes and take into consideration community feedback?”. Fallout 4 is no stranger to controversy and backlash from members of the Fallout fandom, but there’s no