wound, twice
canvas
American, so "moldy"
I'd say that the Enclave relocating from the west coast to the east coast was dumb. There's no reason why there couldn't have been a Enclave-loyal company in the DC area since the War.
Every single Canadian died. Not of anything in particular, they just sort of stopped living.
Thank you, corrected.
Tale of Two Wastelands, in case anyone else was confused.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Britain,_Connecticut Yeah the US named a lot of places after places in Europe.
Australia could learn a thing or two from the US when it comes to naming things after Britain. Every time I see the name of Perth it bothers me that it isn't called New Perth.
That's not Fallout, it's just a general problem with how Zoat writes.
To be fair, even some Scots haven't heard of Perth, even though it was the capital 500 years ago. When I applied for my first job, my boss thought that coming from Perth meant I'd need a visa. Also, I've just looked it up and it turns out that the USA actually does have a town called Perth, and they forgot the 'New' as well, so I'd retract my earlier respect for US naming practices even if you hadn't given a bunch of other examples.
think -> thing
Well, it's definitely not happy about being interfered with. But seriously, they skimped on the power armour shielding? I mean, tactical EMP and nuclear weapons aren't so uncommon that they wouldn't have some protection, would they? Or was poor Hoines just unlucky enough to cop it in a weak spot?
Hopefully with generator intact. Waste not want not, after all.
An actual emotion? Interesting. So they're not just biological calculators.
Expecting too much of their tech, Krono.
An entirely mechanical CPU, huh. Or at least tube-based. Must make reprogramming an exercise in engineering rather than computing science.
Wow, their designer was thorough. And paranoid.
They really anticipated someone managing to disable the code-based destruct functions?Now, now. I'm sure some of them look a little bovine, but that's probably just the result of minor mutations.
"Ha, looks like the mutie isn't all powerful, huh, boys?"
The joy of their tech, I guess. Wonder what would happen if they had to ditch the spare tubes, or they got damaged...
So, be quick about this part, then.
Whatever that means, it's a safe bet it's easier work than this. Or at least he sees it as such...
The joy of teamwork!
And the jostling might well cause Krono's telekinetic hold to slip loose. That would be no fun for anyone.
Not entirely safe now, but less likely to spontaneously explode on them...
Yeah, however large the self-destruct charge is - And I'm guessing it's large - you don't want it anywhere near people you can at least tolerate.
Krono might need a minute for his head to stop aching, after that workout.
Time for a trip into the inner self...
Pity they don't have the time to haul it home and carve open the braincase.
Well, that's not a good sign.
And it's seriously panicking. Time to exude some diplomatic charm, Krono.
A feature I bet some people wish they could have in the real world...
Let's just call you G-G for now, shall we?
Hmm... Does that mean the brain is artificially grown, or just that it has no memories of having been human? Deeper digging is needed, methinks.
Sloppy informational security. But if the maker assumed there was no chance of someone hacking into or otherwise suborning a unit...
Presumably not needed for its operational parameters.
So, wherever they're being made has extensive stockpiles of resources, is actively mining, or taking them from salvage...
Man, what kind of existence would that be... Brief flashes of waking, and seeing nothing but death and destruction...
Perhaps their maker broke open a Vault, and is using those within as resources?
Actual perception of self? That's extra worrying.
Oh, this is gonna be bad, isn't it?...I'm guessing that was a common plan amongst Vaults.
Craaaap. Someone is using human resources... Literally.
Yeah, kind of expected that.
Thank you, corrected.
If it was the Enclave, the Enclave guys with him would be a lot happier about it.
Fallout 4 used that frame system to explain why it was so easy, and their armour for some reason needs constant battery replacements.
I think the explanation was that all of the batteries are nearly dead after 200 years. Presumably a fresh battery would power the armour for a long time.
I'm not sure exactly what you should change, but there is definitely something wrong with this sentence.
Really, it should be 'King in Prussia,' but it's not surprising if the person who named the inn that the town was named for didn't know that.
Yep, if I recall correctly, there's a great video by Austin from game theory who calculates how long the batteries would last and it works out roughly accurate.
T-51 refers to a model of power armor, one of the more advanced pre war models. Not the most advanced model, but the most advanced model to see mass production if I recall correctly.
A couple vaults gave used cryogenics before, most notably Vault 111, but it wasn't a common approach.