
Fallout: Rebooting Van Buren
辐射:重启范布伦
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- 3.1M Words
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- Gaming
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- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Today, we mourn the victims of NCR. Tomorrow, we will make Bethesda pay the price! We will not allow the invasion of New Vegas Lore and the story to continue! We will fight this battle, we will not yield! Our shared loss makes us even more united! We, the friends of Bethesda, will answer the shameful conspiracy to assassinate NCR!
With such a vast and complete world view as Fallout, it's difficult to integrate so many scattered side quests and events while simultaneously advancing the plot. Currently, focusing solely on the protagonist's perspective seems somewhat limited.
Questions regarding dead money and the technology for storing materials in mountain ranges. In Dead Money, Dean tells the Postman that this technology wasn't uncommon in the Old World. But I haven't seen this technology in Fallout 4, at least. Is this a case of Bethesda not acknowledging Obsidian's existence?
I've been playing Steelwire's Old World Blues mod lately, and playing with the Ragnaros's army has brought back a lot of old friends: the Twin Mothers Diana and the Magiks, Dogtown, the Hounds and the Warden, the Great Dome. Seeing them on the map makes them much more vivid and immersive, no longer just an empty space.
In the author's next Fallout book, the protagonist will be able to beat up the Brotherhood, kick the NCR split, and the Enclave nuclear pacification army; the protagonist will become the king of the wasteland. 🙂
I just read up to chapter 55. The plot is good, but the protagonist's IQ is so low it's practically idiotic. He doesn't need to be super intelligent, he should at least be mentally sharp! 😥😥😥 No wonder he gets so few monthly votes.
To be honest, the Fallout world has already achieved controlled nuclear fusion and even miniaturized it; logically, a nuclear war shouldn't have broken out over oil.
These are just some personal thoughts on the main characters and the plot.
Some say the protagonist's intelligence sometimes seems off, but I personally think it's less about being off and more about lacking personality, making him feel like a character on the player's screen. Andy, to me, felt a bit like a puppet guided by the questline. That's not to say it's bad. Reading this novel felt like I was actually playing Van Buren; it was very immersive.
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The ending of the dream was really touching, after all, Van Buren himself was a dream that never came to fruition, wasn't he?