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Has anyone here watched Fallout Season 2 yet? What did you think? [Please use the spoilers tag if you're going to post soilers though] (hexbear.net)

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Is it any good? How did they handle the New Vegas stuff? Is Yes Man my beloved in it?

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[–] XiaCobolt@hexbear.net 4 points 1 day ago (1 children)

Fair, though Kumail Nanjiani's Commonwealth BoS Envoy felt like a huge jerk too.

Also I agree the extra Prydwens are silly, but funny they immediately used them on each other in a civil war.

[–] BanMeFromPosting@hexbear.net 4 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

Oh right he was from that chapter, for some reason I'd thought he was from another. Yeah that guy does make it pretty clear they're fascist psychos. Also Kumail did a great job, he's awesome as a douchey jock with a little bit of nefarious mind beneath it all. Really sucks for the poor guy that he got shredded and mocked for it.

edit: The extra Prydwens are both silly and not silly. If the NCR they had shown had been an industrial powerhouse, then the Prydwens wouldn't have been such an issue, because we establish the world as one of scale. But when the NCR - who was the main antagonist for most of the BoS-factions - is depicted as a bunch of smallholding farmers, then an armada of airships make no sense. These guys were not only held back, but pushed out of territory by an idyllic version of small-town America? How? They've got airships out the ass and fuel to spare, meanwhile the capitol doesn't even have clean drinking water.
If they'd shown an NCR with power armor troopers getting it's ass handed to it because the central leadership was gone, then that would make sense. But this archaic remnant faction having the supply lines to launch major assaults, while their enemy seems like some rag-tag militia? Non-sensical.

I know I'm bitter, it's just... logistics get to me I guess. It annoys me when internal logic isn't holding up.
It is very funny and fitting that they just blast each other with those airships though.