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Topic	The Fallout show really nailed the aesthetic but god I hate it spoilers
Bladesyphon 05/03/24 10:28:11 PM #12:	WizardPowers posted... The comedy I always got from the writing/character dialogue, not like what I described Fallout 3 dialed back the humor significantly, as Bethesda didn't really understand the satire side of things when they developed the game. 4 was a bit closer to the original design intent of Fallout, but still erred too heavily on the serious side, rather than the satire and humor of the original games. The humor in NV, and especially 1 and 2, are much more on point with how the TV series handles it's humor and serious tone, which is surprising since Obsidian to my knowledge did not have a hand in writing the TV series. Fallout has never been a serious WRPG series, and the TV series captures that pretty damn well. --- -Insert witty signature here- <cite>Bladesyphon posted [p:980228698] in The Fallou... [t:80761784]...</cite> <quote>WizardPowers posted... </cite><quote>The comedy I always got from the writing/character dialogue, not like what I described</quote>Fallout 3 dialed back the humor significantly, as Bethesda didn't really understand the satire side of things when they developed the game. 4 was a bit closer to the original design intent of Fallout, but still erred too heavily on the serious side, rather than the satire and humor of the original games.The humor in NV, and especially 1 and 2, are much more on point with how the TV series handles it's humor and serious tone, which is surprising since Obsidian to my knowledge did not have a hand in writing the TV series. Fallout has never been a serious WRPG series, and the TV series captures that pretty damn well. --- -Insert witty signature here-</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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