3volver
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- Comment on Amazon's Fallout TV Series Renewed For Season 2 6 months ago:
That’s fair, which is the reason I’m giving it a pass. It does feel like it’s embracing video game logic which is fine by me. Not everything needs to be realistically believable to be fun to watch. Thanks for writing that, it’s helping shift my perspective a bit, I want to enjoy it and I think this will help.
- Comment on Amazon's Fallout TV Series Renewed For Season 2 6 months ago:
as far as we know he’s about as inexperienced as one could be.
Incorrect, he grew up around the power armor, he asked Titus in the vertiberd if he had modified his power armor for mobility. He clearly knew a lot about the power armor, you’d think he’d have read the user manual many times since he was a child. To assume Maximus’ character only knows as much as anyone else about power armor is seriously hard to believe.
- Comment on Amazon's Fallout TV Series Renewed For Season 2 6 months ago:
I haven’t been enjoying it too much but it has been alright, I’m giving it a pass. If it continues this way though I’m not going to like it. My main complaints so far:
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In the first episode they just let Vault 32 people into Vault 33 after he makes a speech about not knowing what the surface is like or what humanity has become like. You’d think there’d have been the slightest amount of precaution especially after they make it clear that it’s been a long time, and there was an unexpected change of overseer. You’d think her father would remember at least some of the people from the last exchange, you’d think at least one person would have checked in Vault 32, you’d think one person would have checked the radiation levels or that there would be some automated system. And holy shit the fight scene between Maximus in the power armor and The Ghoul, he could have crushed his arms and head like 3 times and instead chose to throw him over and over again? Even with a new user of the power armor, if he got a grasp of an enemy could just crush their bones.
- Comment on Nick Offerman Slams ‘Homophobic Hate’ Against His ‘The Last of Us’ Episode: ‘It’s Not a Gay Story. It’s a Love Story, You A–hole!’ 8 months ago:
Those were the best episodes in the show. The ending sucked though.