Yuritopiaposadism [none/use name] to games • 27 days agoOP in that post is a coward pro-Enclave guy who doesn't want to accept the fact that Fallout is anti-capitalist.imagemessage-square48 fedilinkarrow-up1116
arrow-up1116imageOP in that post is a coward pro-Enclave guy who doesn't want to accept the fact that Fallout is anti-capitalist.Yuritopiaposadism [none/use name] to games • 27 days agomessage-square48 Commentsfedilink
minus-squareashinadash [she/her]hexbear8·27 days agoSorry but the game is bazingabrained in writing terms. Unbearable teenage 90s cringe. link
minus-squareTraschcanOfIdeology [they/them, comrade/them]hexbear8·edit-227 days agoThe way it treats the indigenous proxy characters is also pretty yikes. link
minus-squareashinadash [she/her]hexbear7·27 days agoMassive yikes! Relatedly the introduction of slavery as a concept to Fallout... eh not a great move. link
minus-squareUlyssesT [he/him]hexbear6·27 days ago Sorry but the game is bazingabrained in writing terms. Unbearable teenage 90s cringe. It had more edgy and tiresome pop culture references than a season of Family Guy. link
minus-squareashinadash [she/her]hexbear6·27 days ago love the original and was very disappointed. link
minus-squareUlyssesT [he/him]hexbear4·27 days agoI feel the same way. FO2 really had a "aren't we cool dudes" Gen X edgelord vibe, the same one that infested a lot of games of its time. link
minus-squareashinadash [she/her]hexbear5·27 days agoInterplay was sadly heading that way in its entirety back then... Brotherhood of Steel on PS2/Xbox upholds this thought. link
minus-squareUlyssesT [he/him]hexbear5·27 days agoWhen Fallout 76 came out and the deep horror I felt when visiting The Glow in FO1 was completely bleached out in favor of "NUKE THE MAP FOR LE EPIC LOOT DROPS" link
Sorry but the game is bazingabrained in writing terms. Unbearable teenage 90s cringe.
The way it treats the indigenous proxy characters is also pretty yikes.
Massive yikes! Relatedly the introduction of slavery as a concept to Fallout... eh not a great move.
It had more edgy and tiresome pop culture references than a season of Family Guy.
I feel the same way. FO2 really had a "aren't we cool dudes" Gen X edgelord vibe, the same one that infested a lot of games of its time.
Interplay was sadly heading that way in its entirety back then... Brotherhood of Steel on PS2/Xbox upholds this thought.
When Fallout 76 came out and the deep horror I felt when visiting The Glow in FO1 was completely bleached out in favor of "NUKE THE MAP FOR LE EPIC LOOT DROPS"