Intro Bobbleheads are a relatively new, albeit classic element of Fallout found in every Bethesda Fallout game. Introduced in Fallout 3, these served as Vault-Tec promotional items. After the war, these bobbleheads have become collectibles that possess potent beneficial effects for any Lone Wanderer who can find them. There is a bobblehead for every S.P.E.C.I.A.L. …
Intro The Old North Church is the most important House of God in all of the Commonwealth. For one reason or another, you’ll no doubt find yourself here at least once during your adventures through Fallout 4. Some will travel here with good intentions, while others will just let their guns do most, if not …
Intro Fallout 4 brings back most classic creatures and enemy types, like Yao guai, super mutants, and ghouls. But it also introduces a few new enemies. One of the most notable new combatants of the Commonwealth is the Assaultron. Joining its mechanical brethren like the Sentry Bot and Mister Gutsy, the Assaultron is yet another …
If you have ever played a Fallout game before, you will be familiar with vaults. How the American government decided to construct these massive metal bunkers below ground during the Sino-American war, just in case their citizens needed something a little sturdier than the underside of a wooden table or a fridge to protect themselves …
Post-apocalyptic settings have always been popular, and it is easy to see why. They can offer biting critiques of real-world issues, highlight the core of humanity in intriguing ways, and are open enough for each one to feel like a unique take on the genre. Add the possibility of crazy mutants or strange, and the …
When we boot up a new RPG, every veteran of the genre will expect a character creation menu within the first couple of minutes, especially if you are playing a Fallout or Elder Scrolls title. Of course, Fallout New Vegas, even though it is made by a third-party developer and not Bethesda, sticks with this …
When we start walking around the Commonwealth after exiting Vault 111 for the first time, most of us forget completely about Shaun and the apparent need to find him in roughly five minutes flat. After all, most of us probably blasted through the main story in less than ten hours our first time around and …
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A hill that I will die on is that Fallout New Vegas is, by far, the best Fallout game of all time. However, I can listen to debates regarding the strength of Fallout 1 and 2. However, merely mentioning anything Bethesda has had its hands on in reference to this title is simply absurd. There …
My first foray into the world of Fallout was with Bethesda’s first take on the IP, Fallout 3. This game landed at just the right time for me, catching me at a young age, just before I would have gone out into the big bad world and done something as silly as making real friends …
One of the great things about a world as deep and complex as Fallout and the many entries in the series is that the writers can truly play around with the lore across multiple titles and decades of IRL time, changing how we understand, approach, and play quests in previous games via reveals made in …
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