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* ''Awesome/Fallout1''
* ''Awesome/Fallout2''
* ''Awesome/Fallout3''
* ''Awesome/FalloutNewVegas''
* ''Awesome/Fallout4''
* ''Awesome/Fallout76''
* ''Awesome/Fallout2024''
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!!In General
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* ''Awesome/Fallout1''
* ''Awesome/Fallout2''
* ''Awesome/Fallout3''
* ''Awesome/FalloutNewVegas''
* ''Awesome/Fallout4''
* ''Awesome/Fallout76''
* ''Awesome/Fallout2024''
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!!In General
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* The E3 reveal trailer for Fallout 3, set to “Dear Hearts and Gentle People” by Bob Crosby and the Bobcats, is this. After the Vault-Tec advertisement, the scene starts on a slow pan out of a destroyed landscape before revealing the Lone Wanderer doing what they do best: suiting up and blowing enemies to kingdom come. The best part is when Dogmeat appears and walks towards the Lone Wanderer. The trailer wraps up with a Behemoth being blasted by a Fat Man before showing the Lone Wanderer and Dogmeat walking into the sunset.
* The E3 reveal trailer for Fallout 3, set to “Dear Hearts and Gentle People” by Bob Crosby and the Bobcats, is this. After the Vault-Tec advertisement, the scene starts on a slow pan out of a destroyed landscape before revealing the Lone Wanderer doing what they do best: suiting up and blowing enemies to kingdom come. The best part is when Dogmeat appears and walks towards the Lone Wanderer. The trailer wraps up with a Behemoth being blasted by a Fat Man before showing the Lone Wanderer and Dogmeat walking into the sunset.
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* The Vault Dweller's defeat of the Master and his army is the single most important accomplishment for life on the west coast since the end of the Great War. This can be accomplish by leading a crack group of techno-monks and warrior punk scholars in a glorious attack, utilizing powered exoskeletons and wielding the most advanced plasma and melee weapons available... or by using one of the most famous examples in games of talking the monster to death with a simple data disk. Or cheating and flipping the switch on a stored nuclear bomb within Mariposa and the Cathedral. Which of these outcomes is the most awesome is left up to the player to decide.
* The Vault Dweller's defeat of the Master and his army is the single most important accomplishment for life on the west coast since the end of the Great War. This can be accomplish by leading a crack group of techno-monks and warrior punk scholars in a glorious attack, utilizing powered exoskeletons and wielding the most advanced plasma and melee weapons available... or by using one of the most famous examples in games of talking the monster to death with a simple data disk. Or cheating and flipping the switch on a stored nuclear bomb within Mariposa and the Cathedral. Which of these outcomes is the most awesome is left up to the player to decide.
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--> [[BookEnds '''War. War Never Changes.''']]
* The Vault Dweller's defeat of the Master and his army is the single most important accomplishment for life on the west coast since the end of the Great War. This can be accomplish by leading a crack group of techno-monks and warrior punk scholars in a glorious attack, utilizing powered exoskeletons and wielding the most advanced plasma and melee weapons available... or by using one of the most famous examples in games of talking the monster to death with a simple data disk. Or cheating and flipping the switch on a stored nuclear bomb within Mariposa and the Cathedral. Which of these outcomes is the most awesome is left up to the player to decide.''']]
* The Vault Dweller's defeat of the Master and his army is the single most important accomplishment for life on the west coast since the end of the Great War. This can be accomplish by leading a crack group of techno-monks and warrior punk scholars in a glorious attack, utilizing powered exoskeletons and wielding the most advanced plasma and melee weapons available... or by using one of the most famous examples in games of talking the monster to death with a simple data disk. Or cheating and flipping the switch on a stored nuclear bomb within Mariposa and the Cathedral. Which of these outcomes is the most awesome is left up to the player to decide.
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* The Vault Dweller's defeat of the Master and his army is the single most important accomplishment for life on the west coast since the end of the Great War. This can be accomplish by leading a crack group of techno-monks and warrior punk scholars in a glorious attack, utilized utilizing powered exoskeletons and wielding the most advanced plasma and melee weapons available... or by using one of the most famous examples in games of talking the monster to death with a simple data disk. Or cheating and flipping the switch on a stored nuclear bomb within Mariposa and the Cathedral. Which of these outcomes is the most awesome is left up to the player to decide.
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* The Gauss Rifle. Take your pick--''Fallout 2'' where the rifle will blow out half the torso of a target, an ''armored'' target, ''Fallout 3'' where it'll send an enemy spiralling through the air, or ''Fallout: New Vegas'' where the the unique version, the YCS/186, will ruin even an uber Quarry Junction Deathclaw Alpha Male's day.
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* The Gauss Rifle. Take your pick--''Fallout 2'' where Vault Dweller's defeat of the rifle will blow out half Master and his army is the torso of a target, an ''armored'' target, ''Fallout 3'' where it'll send an enemy spiralling through single most important accomplishment for life on the air, or ''Fallout: New Vegas'' where west coast since the end of the unique version, Great War. This can be accomplish by leading a crack group of techno-monks and warrior punk scholars in a glorious attack, utilized powered exoskeletons and wielding the YCS/186, will ruin even an uber Quarry Junction Deathclaw Alpha Male's day.most advanced plasma and melee weapons available... or by using one of the most famous examples in games of talking the monster to death with a simple data disk. Or cheating and flipping the switch on a stored nuclear bomb within Mariposa and the Cathedral. Which of these outcomes is the most awesome is left up to the player to decide.
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* The intro to each game counts. The [[SoundtrackDissonance hopeful images of what once had been and what will come]] lead to the tracking shot that establishes just kind of what [[CrapsackWorld Environment kind of environment]] awaits the player]], player, a cut to black, and then four words:
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* The Gauss Rifle. Take your pick--''Fallout 2'' where the rifle will blow out half the torso of a target, an ''armored'' target, or ''Fallout 3'' where it'll send an enemy spiralling through the air.air, or ''Fallout: New Vegas'' where the the unique version, the YCS/186, will ruin even an uber Quarry Junction Deathclaw Alpha Male's day.
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--> [[BookEnds '''War. War Never Changes.''']]
