The pants probably wouldn’t fit over the cardboard embedded in his legs anyway

I think a big factor as well, on the meta side of things, is that the majority of the Legion’s planned content was cut in order to get the game out on schedule. Most people don’t even notice because people don’t usually side with them (nor have I, even though I’ve lost count of my number of play-throughs), but their whole side of the map is almost empty, and even the Brotherhood has more faction quests and everything. I think if that hadn’t happened, we would have seen a much more fleshed-out and interesting faction, and questions like this would be explained.

I personally loved it, although it’s been since 2016 when I played it last. I put 95 hours into it and was disappointed that there wasn’t more. I’ve tried a handful of times to go back to it over the years, and still enjoyed it every time, but something always ends up coming up where I can’t put the time into it.

It’s also one of the few games of its type (out of the ones I’ve played anyway) that has romance subplots but doesn’t have a hardcoded sex scene at any point, which I always appreciated. I assume that depends on the particular character you’re romancing, but with my playthrough it never happened.

An unholy combination of Heinz baked beans and Weetabix cereal

Now that’s a name I’ve not heard in a long time…

Ah man I wish I saw it sooner. I’m in north Georgia, people 10 minutes away could see it just fine about two hours ago, but I can’t see anything now

Goes to show that the “two-state solution” is a liberal fantasy that could never actually happen

It’s been years, but according to Steam I put 22 hours into Fallout, which was enough to beat the game. I never got around to Fallout 2 though, so I can’t speak to how long it takes, other than having heard it’s a much larger game