Finding the Geck or searching for your son would have been so much more meaningful if you had raccoon furry hybrids aiding you on your quest.

I used to want to think of Fallout as a gritty and realistic series, but as I've gone on it has occurred to me that Fallout excels amongst many of it's peers in the Post Apocalyptic RPG Genre because it embraces fantasy elements just as much as it does the fact that it's based on a branch of our reality. And that's how it's supposed to be, or else super mutants (and stuff like them) would feel really out of place like they do in Fo3 and especially 4.

​@@toxiccorgi2108 that sounds more like a storyline for Guardians of the Galaxy than Fallout though yeah?

So true about that and the deathclaws aren't considered too silly

different writers.

Rocket Raccoon anybody?

I kind-of miss them, honestly... The idea of a talking 10 foot tall death lizard is so fitting for the whole setting, I didn't even blink when I first learnt of it.

Shit you are right There was a deatgclaw who could immitate a human voice wasnt there? Now i noe where the frontier stole that from

And then the Frontier was like "This was almost in Fallout so here's a race of kinky lizard people. It's lore friendly"

they do not need to be cute, they are mutated intellegent wasteland animals afterall and fearce warriors.

Fallout: Middle Earth

I feel like it just barely misses the mark tonality-wise, but quite frankly I'd take intelligent raccoons over just rehashing the BoS, Enclave, ghouls, supermutants, and deathclaws everywhere like they have been.

how is it stilly.

If these get added in a future entry or by a modder if the player has the Terrifying Presence perk they should get the dialogue option *pulls out cheese greater*. That would be something😂

HI KARKAT!

Because they have hands and are already pretty intelligent. They're even pretty hygienic for animals - they're known for washing their hands and food before eating.

That's stupid.

@@K100Nukem Then you have something in common.

@Joe Santos Me too

@@K100Nukem or maybe you could not be a jerk

@@sarkaztik3228 lol

I really hate that they included generic super mutants in Fallout 4 I would’ve liked if the Institute made some other humanoids instead of using FEV, I could imagine walking to a settlement only to find out it was full of these “other humans” from a different species that are the rejects from institute development

@@loganbaileysfunwithtrains606 I agree that normal super mutants were a bad idea, but FEV has a lot more potential. FEV supposedly made all the super powerful albino mutants, and even gave some people psychic powers. Hell it gave ants the ability to breathe fire. I want a fallout that actually explores FEV without just making more super mutants. Plus the master said that he was modifying the batch of FEV he used, so any other containers should be different strains that could do anything.

@@rolay7730 the institute making a centaur like mutant would’ve been better than super mutants imo, made it a lot scarier as well

@@loganbaileysfunwithtrains606 or spliced creatures.

@@_Caz like I said before a human hybrid would’ve been scary or a spliced humanoid

I know right

Yep!

Get a license to officially copyright the game on behalf of Bethesda's lease to grant you permission to market it and sell the finished product, or if that fails, which is sadly likely, post the details on how anyone can play it, would be a cool fan project for sure, but man Bethesda hasn't made a fallout table top game yet I don't think, it's worth a shot at seeing if they'll let you do it for them on a larger, official scale! Sounds really cool.

There is a fallout tabletop being made, Modiphious is working on it. Though it's a slow process ATM, they released an "alpha" mid-late last year online for free

@@nobarknomad4685 yeah, the RPG is out.

I was actually thinking of running a fallout TTRP myself! I was just going to add a few tidbits of information on them. Harold would have met one, and Set would talk about them coming to Bakersfield and getting slaughtered by the ghouls for food

Yup... I miss the talking deathclaws, and even just the Wild Wasteland stuff from FNV. Very fun things to mix in with the post apocalyptic depression - and if the writer is especially skilled, they can pull a true suckerpunch by luring you in with a silly idea, only to slowly reveal how utterly horrible the background of it truly is.

Black Isle wasn't one entity, it were many people who have different view on the franchise, for example, Avellone hated sentient Deathclaws while still working on Fallout 2 and when he wrote fallout bible he made their extinction canon, until Bethesda decanonized bible.

@@pantonearqm2791 The Fallout Bible was never fully canon, as much as semi-canon until something in game contradicts it. Avellone's hatred for talking deathclaws being silly is also odd to me... I mean, he's right. But he also wrote the New Reno sections, which were also filled with some silly bits. And Myron, who is the worst companion to ever exist in a video game

@@thecthuloser876 it was canon at the times of making Van Buren, actually, it was made specifically for Van Buren, so that they got all info needed in one document so that there wouldn't be any contradictions between games, also let's not forget that Avellone was lead writter of Buren, so obviously he made sure others would use the bible. Also Avelone's hatred isn't odd at all, sure there were some silly moments in Reno, but they all were grounded and needed to lighten up Reno with all it's dark stuff. Meanwhile talking deathclaws are just... there, they serve little purpose, their society wasn't fleshed out at all. They just so boring.

Fallout 1 era Black Isle and Fallout 2 era Black isle have as much in common as Bethesda and Either iteration do there functionally different studios. After fallout 1 there was a mass exodus as most of the team left to form Troika and Inexile very few of the OG fallout devs were still on staff for fallout 2 and by all accounts the fallout 2 devlopment was a complete fluster cluck with next to no leadership or direction. This explains the massive shift in tone from the grimdark fallout 1 to the goofyier tone of 2 and the massive shifts of tone internally within fallout 2 as each areas teams basically did there own thing and the random parts were only stitched into a single coherent game at the 11th hour. I'm not bashing fallout 2 it's my favorite of the franchise but it's devlopment was a barely salvaged disaster and likely a big reason the Fallout Bible a Van buren design documents were so meticulous as swayer and Avollone didn't want a repeat. TLDR Black isle=/= Black Isle the name was the same but most of the people weren't

A race of mutant honey badgers who hunt giant bees for food

That it explains why it's so awkward finding side quests in fallout 3 and everything feels focused on DC itself.

@@markcarpenter6020 Yes, you are absolutely right. They redesigned the wasteland because it was too dense and didn't feel dead enough. Here are some more similarities to Van Buren btw. Mothership Zeta and Raven Rock are Tibbets Prison and the Big MT, and JHE is a combination of Presper and Ulysses. The outcasts are the most obvious similarity. Broken Steel and Mothership Zeta straight up ripped off Van Buren. The B.O.M.B 2 design document literally mentions aliens.

plus it would be fun to play as one

I hate this pun so much.

You're welcome.

Radcoons and Street Sharks team up to face down the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Jawsome dude. Radcoonical!

Totally tubular.

@@planescaped Joined by the biker mice and battletoads lol

I mean, Fallout 76 has rabbits

Far Harbour has rabbits (although they're rare)

Radiation Rabbits. Raddits.

@@Snakedude4life we need these

Wascally wabbits

Dem liberals took mah wife! _Dey took 'is wiiiffee!_

Maybe a big mountain experiment

If the player has the Terrifying Presence perk you should give them the dialogue option *pulls out cheese greater*.

Thank you so much! 🖤 I'll definitely be making more videos on F1, F2 and Tactics in the future :)

lmao 😂

Same but Opossums

@@turtleofpride4572 Lol, opossums are in 76 FYI. No raccoons, sadly.

@@turtleofpride4572 Both, both of them would thrive from all the trash everywhere.

A vault with a lot of raccoons would be your best source of non contaminated raccoons.

every mf who worked on the frontier belongs in jail lol

Paedophilia and furry fandom is now canon thanks to The Frontier.

@@JackPowellD TF ain’t canon though

By the way, I was reminded of Experiment 101’s post-apocalyptic Kung Fu RPG Biomutant upon hearing about the tree and the critters worshipping the old tech and written words left by their “creators”, and the description of their habitat being that of a lush, verdant jungle really fits the colorful atmosphere of Biomutant. To that extent, I think this Brian fella would be quite pleased that his vision was achieved eventually, even if it wasn’t necessarily in the Fallout universe. 😁

They would have to modeled and animated.

@@tlrlml it wouldn't be the first time a team of modders put in the effort to make that sort of thing happen

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