Also that ghoul was a child when he got locked in, and remained a child for those 200 years. The player then reunites him with his parents who are also ghouls who have been living in their house which is about a 30 second run from the fridge.
I remember what always bothered me the most about every 3D fallout game: There is 200 years since war, so while i get there are ruins everywhere, but people are still living in those ruined ruins, not trying to build or repair anything that doesn't look like the junk shack, don't even try to tidy anything a little, there are tons of rubble, junk and charred skeletons everywhere even in the inhabited places.
There is in fact a ghoul NPC who has been locked in a fridge for 200+ years, it's considered possibly the worst quest in the series
Also that ghoul was a child when he got locked in, and remained a child for those 200 years. The player then reunites him with his parents who are also ghouls who have been living in their house which is about a 30 second run from the fridge.
I remember what always bothered me the most about every 3D fallout game: There is 200 years since war, so while i get there are ruins everywhere, but people are still living in those ruined ruins, not trying to build or repair anything that doesn't look like the junk shack, don't even try to tidy anything a little, there are tons of rubble, junk and charred skeletons everywhere even in the inhabited places.