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Whilst playing on PC classic 'Fallout' earlier this morning, I remembered a very small article I had seen in one of my PC magazines from about 1997 or 1998.
In the preview of 'Fallout' they had mentioned something that really makes you think.
It is the fact that, with the war an' all, whole countries, and yes, even the whole world could potentially be reduced to baron wastelands not too different to the horrifying landscape we see in the 'Fallout' games.
Imagine it, one day you go over to your PC and start a session on 'Fallout', and the next thing you know is that you are standing outside your front door viewing something that seems to mirror what you have been seeing in the game.
Also, when you think that millions of people's lives are in the hands of a button, it really does make you think a bit...
In the preview of 'Fallout' they had mentioned something that really makes you think.
It is the fact that, with the war an' all, whole countries, and yes, even the whole world could potentially be reduced to baron wastelands not too different to the horrifying landscape we see in the 'Fallout' games.
Imagine it, one day you go over to your PC and start a session on 'Fallout', and the next thing you know is that you are standing outside your front door viewing something that seems to mirror what you have been seeing in the game.
Also, when you think that millions of people's lives are in the hands of a button, it really does make you think a bit...
BEARDS. wrote:
> Super-mutants and Deathclaws would be fun though.
That sounds like a pretty weird idea of fun!
:D
> Super-mutants and Deathclaws would be fun though.
That sounds like a pretty weird idea of fun!
:D
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If the world outside were to reach fallout scenario, you wouldn't have a front door to stand at.
Super-mutants and Deathclaw would be fun though.
ON THE LEFT.
LEFT.
RIGHT.
LEFT.
If the world outside were to reach fallout scenario, you wouldn't have a front door to stand at.
Super-mutants and Deathclaw would be fun though.
Whilst playing on PC classic 'Fallout' earlier this morning, I remembered a very small article I had seen in one of my PC magazines from about 1997 or 1998.
In the preview of 'Fallout' they had mentioned something that really makes you think.
It is the fact that, with the war an' all, whole countries, and yes, even the whole world could potentially be reduced to baron wastelands not too different to the horrifying landscape we see in the 'Fallout' games.
Imagine it, one day you go over to your PC and start a session on 'Fallout', and the next thing you know is that you are standing outside your front door viewing something that seems to mirror what you have been seeing in the game.
Also, when you think that millions of people's lives are in the hands of a button, it really does make you think a bit...
In the preview of 'Fallout' they had mentioned something that really makes you think.
It is the fact that, with the war an' all, whole countries, and yes, even the whole world could potentially be reduced to baron wastelands not too different to the horrifying landscape we see in the 'Fallout' games.
Imagine it, one day you go over to your PC and start a session on 'Fallout', and the next thing you know is that you are standing outside your front door viewing something that seems to mirror what you have been seeing in the game.
Also, when you think that millions of people's lives are in the hands of a button, it really does make you think a bit...