Why in the world did Bethesda get Fallout? The original games seem to have been produced by another company ages back. In short it seems the Fallout 3 world was meant to be set almost right after the blasts (15 years or so), even though that probably quickly causes a plot whole in the original games. There are more issues, but for now I will leave it at this.
#FALLOUT 3 NEXUS LITTLE LAMPLIGHT FULL#
Wouldn't most of the loot be gone in 20 years tops? Supposedly some resources are in short supply, so why are the local places still full of certain items? People are dying of thirst, but it seems Nuka-Cola machines are everywhere and they have numerous drinks in them. Various towns have these issues that don't make sense.
Little Lamplight is located RIGHT NEXT to Vault 87, but it seems to continue to thrive. Super Mutants are supposedly very powerful and able to put a fight up against the well equipped and trained Brotherhood of Steel, yet young kids seem perfectly safe. Towns surviving with various illogical problems. This doesn't make sense when they are tying up captives and hauling them off to Vault 87. Super mutants are always hostile towards you. Energy cell ammo should also be completely drained and worthless. You can scavenge tons of ammo and energy cells in various ruins, but it doesn't make a lick of sense! Standard shell and round ammo shouldn't functioning after 200 years of s***ing on the shelf. How are massive vertibirds being produce at a level that seems near mass production?Īmmo. Gutsy seems to burn fuel 24/7 and doesn't seem affected by a shortage. What is powering all these robots that float? Mr. Did you notice the mood lighting? Look at Megaton's decorative lighting don't need to save power there. Electricity is still running in the DC Ruins after 200 years of decay and a nuclear war, so why was Natural Gas so damn important? It seems the Enclave has no issue sending vertibirds after you if you just wander the wastes, so it doesn't seem they are trying to reserve fuel too much. Natural Gas is insanely important things still seem to run fine without it. Wouldn't it make very little sense for Europe to invade the Middle East for Oil if Oil becomes so rare you need to invade other countries to get scarce amounts of it? It seems that it wouldn't be a sound idea financially, logically, or from a tactical perspective. Natural gas caught on because it was insanely cheap, but now that it is expensive other types of power sources are being used more than before. Okay, I can cut this some slack, but it still doesn't really work. How is one of the biggest in population (Rivet City) surviving without any food source? What do the Brahim eat? Can't be grass because there really isn't any. Where is the food coming from? You can go through the whole wasteland and not really find any form of farm, yet people still seem to have plenty of food. So color monitors don't exist, but energy weapons and advanced hydraulic armor does.Ĭivilization somehow existing without any realistic means of survival. I love the music in FO3, but damn does it not seem to fit the timeline. Terminals have a old non color display, and it seems most computers were simplistic, yet Robots with fairly decent AI still go through the wastes. Most technology should have stopped around 2075, but various things are out of place. Chernobyl happened roughly 25 years ago and caused mutations and other crazy things, but look at it now. Something isn't right here.įallout 3 feels like it is set within 20 years of a blast, and numerous things point to this. 200 years and barely any life has popped up in the nuclear wasteland. I will do these in quick bullet points since the chances of many people reading this is low, and a small chance anyone will reply: I really do like Fallout 3 (and I probably seem to nitpick way too much), but here some other annoyances I have with the story.
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