What do they eat?

You.

Organic matter probably

Imagine still being butthurt over fucking Fallout 3

they have no fucking water either, the BoS has to make the rounds to bring it to them after you turn the purifier on

Moira's pussy

It’s trash, New Vegas does everything better

They have so much water they don't care it's pissing out of pipes day and night

They had brahmin didnt they? Maybe they eat them

What do they eat?

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Not sure. But I know they eat a Megaton!

Brahim from the pens, and they had farms too.

Jet addicts who can't pay

>eating brahmin when brahmin shit is the source of jet

Good thing it's a thriving wasteland economy where they can eat their own brahmin and then buy or breed more to replace them, without negatively impacting brahmin shit production

What do the Brahim eat? Nobody has water, it's a fucking desert and crops are fucking dusty

>asking sensible questions about any bethesda fallout
Don't do this user, believe me, its safer this way.

>Nobody has water
that's why they have a currency created by water traders and backed on water

That's exactly my point, water is so valuable that the currency is backed by water (which is incredibly retarded in itself but that's another issue)
Feeding Brahmin is very water intensive and crops are already sparse.

pussy

Moira's Brown asshole

what do they eat?

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not canon
jet is pre-war

Nobody's "butthurt" about it except you not being to deal with the game being a complete joke.

That's how it is on west coast.
Both Megaton and Rivet City have their clean water sources, project purity was just wasteful idealist crap.

Food thats produced far outside the city or imported from other countries.

>can poison the water supply and npcs on the street will start to drop dead
Why can't the Bethesda games let you do cool stuff like that?

I'm hungry for iguana bits now.

>poison the purifier with FEV and giving Aqua Pura to hobos will kill them

You're right. I forgot about that.

Mandatory read

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Shut up.

I thought the point was they were trying to control who gets the water

they eat molerats

go play fallout 4 puss

How do you control who can take water from the Potomac?

Do you mean Moira's brown asshole? Or Moira Brown's asshole?

What does it taste like?

Tastes like that substance that makes Molerat heads explode.

It only cleaned the tidal basin

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Cummies :3

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Who weren't they going to give it to?

Muties

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Elves are for abusing. sexually

shit

Eden is clearly the only one who still gives a shit about that. The rest of Fallout 3's Enclave seems happy enough to be the good guys, even if they do get there by stealing the credit.

>New Vegas
Here’s a shot of the incredible NCR sharecropper farms, the “pride” of the state! One of the guards working here told me that they have to keep the place well defended, just so every wastelander walking past doesn’t come in and stuff themselves. This isn’t actually a joke. It’s just a disconnect between the scriptwriter and the whoever designs the actual areas.

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Bethesda games: Where a CITY is 20 square meters and has a population of 10.

>if I take a picture that makes it look like it's just one patch of crappy corn and don't mention the greenhouses with more lootable crops than the rest of the game combined, I can make a good point!

And here’s a bustling casino floor in crazy New Vegas!

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fake news, there's a much bigger farm next to new vegas and several smaller ones, like pic related

Fallout new vegas feels empty, and the map is fucking tiny, can see across the entire thing from the start of the game and you can just walk from new vegas to the other side in like 2min tops.

Cope

I love NV, but I'm inclined to agree with you. New Vegas should have been the main location and the Mojave desert secondary. Massively expand places like Freeside and North Vegas so it feels more like a city thats undergone a revival. The issue with NV's map design is that Obsidian took less creative liberties than Bethesda. Every location has some real world connection. Capital Wasteland has the landmarks like the Washington Monument, but the rest is total disconnect so you could afford to be more creative with your world building.

>entire crux of the main plot is the scarcity of clean water
>first fucking town you come across has water gushing out of the pipes and not a single resident gives enough of a shit to fix it
>meanwhile there's a beggar dying of thirst right outside the gate

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>metro tunnels
>blasted out office buildings
>shacks
>metro tunnels
There's nothing creative about fallout 3

crummy water? no pokemon creatures?

I said you can afford to be, I didn't say Bethesda were any more creative. It's hard to explain. I found CW more fun to explore, but the Mojave more engaging from a story perspective. There needs to be a nice balance of lore and gameplay and neither 3 or NV are perfect.

This is from someone's retarded review, but I can't remember who's.

>I found CW more fun to explore
Why would you ever put yourself through endless, tedious dungeons with nothing interesting in them while forced to deal with Bethesda's shitty combat?

I don't think that Fallout 3 was strictly "less empty" from a player perspective. It's more that it's more enclosed and as a result feels less empty.

Compare base game NV to the Dead Money or Lonesome Road DLC. The latter feel big and full of stuff in spite of being honestly much smaller, and it's because it's an enclosed maze with stashes of crap everywhere, or a long road with stuff and NPCs at every bend.

The fact that you can see from one end of the desert to the other makes the map feel empty, even if you feel more reason and purpose to actually explore it. I think that's why OWB also feels a little empty if you're looking out at it from the central location - you can see from one end to the other, but on the ground level you realize there's a new place to explore every twenty paces.

Is there any way to talk to the sniper dude at the top of the gate? Or does he just stand up there 24/7?

>200 years after FO1
>water is still the main unsolvable problem
Fucking retards

Oh I don't. I have only once played Fallout 3 as intended. Every other time its been via TTW, so the combat is slightly less shit.
I think thats just an issue with open world games in general. Bigger isn't necessarily better if your world space is just a big load of nothing, or lots of the same thing repeated over and over. The NV DLC zones (and Fallout 3's The Pitt and Point Lookout) were much more engaging for me in terms of exploration. I particular love Honest Hearts and the Randall Clark saga, which you'd only find by exploring outside of the DLCs main objectives.

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>Every other time its been via TTW, so the combat is slightly less shit.
It's still utter shit. The only thing that makes NV remotely worth playing are the quests. The gameplay is something you live with. 3 has nothing else to offer.

fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Stockholm

>3 has nothing else to offer.
I only liked The Pitt and Point Lookout, the rest were either forgettable and boring or massively insulting. I was part of that big cfog/fog split on /vg/ a few years back and used to unironically browse NMA. I have humbled towards 3 somewhat. It's still bad sure, but its not the hot garbage that is 4 or 76.

I wish mrbtongue would make more videos, imo he's the best video game essayist

youtube.com/watch?v=wvwlt4FqmS0

What for? Enclave could build a hundred of these things and its not like their poison would spread anywhere close enough to kill people on a large scale.

>Video game essayist
Just call them vloggers, user. They're all vloggers. It's all anyone does anymore.

both, Moira's Brown asshole

What do the guys in the cunny's simulation eat?

Recycled poop