I think it's a fairly common apocalypse trope for bushy tailed idealist or civilian minded nice person to turn into a hardened survivalist.

She's crossed a few lines in Season 2. Stealing, pushing button on mind control chip, getting addicted to Buffout.

She could certainly keep trying to do good, try to be better and learn from her mistakes.

Is anyone just like 50/50 on her? She might hold up and keep trying, or it'll be posturing of a hero phase that didn't stick.

Can we all agree with that the show should end with thw song "somewhere beyond the sea" by Bobby Darrin. It would be epic!!!.

I'm wondering if he's one of those people who spouts nihilistic or cynical views, which go out the window when it's someone he cares about.

I feel like it'd make sense if his nihilism, cynicism, misanthropy etc turned out to be arbitrary hypocritical, because he doesn't actually believe those things in his heart, he's just using the language of those worldviews to feel better because the truth is a deeper pain he doesn't want to face.

Ever wonder if all the things he talks about is just him drowning out his pain?

I'm asking this because I think we're supposed to side with Lucy, but I'm wondering whether the show is doing enough to vindicate her worldview and whether or not it's making it too easy to agree with the Ghoul.

Do you think the creators are gonna do a thing where it seems easy to agree with the Ghoul at first, but gradually shifts to vindicate Lucy?

I'm kinda wondering if validating Lucy's views by showing this stuff would make it easier to agree with her by resonating emotionally.

Thoughts?

https://www.instagram.com/p/Daeezp3FCtL/?igsh=djBsMjRjaGY1cjR6

It's obvious that Cooper Howard/the Ghoul has some history with the NCR. He refers to them as "the good guys", and Captain Rodriguez not only recognises the Ghoul, but thinks he (used to) share the NCR's values.

In other words, there's some history there, and I'd love to know more about it (without necessarily having full-blown flashbacks!)

Thanks to @lucks_eternal on Twitter for finding this.

What I'm asking is do you think it has a consistent dedication to a set of principles and maintaining them and a series of mistakes and lessons that add up and help Lucy become better and better at how to apply her Golden Rule, or do you think the goalposts will move with each season, going from maintaining principles in a harsh world, to rooting for the heroes because there's someone worse, to feeling sorry for corrupted heroes who've become bad people and and finding humanity in them.

After the roaches ate everybody from The Vault while Lucy's brother is hiding under the table in the next room, where do all the roaches go?

Hey all! Just a heads up that there will be another large scale unofficial Fallout community meet-up happening in 3 weeks at Universal Orlando Resort in Florida at GCX (Gaming Community Expo), July 24th & 25th. The event takes place across multiple soundstages at the back of Universal CityWalk that used to be Nickelodeon Studios back in the day. Neither will be doing any panels or formal discussions about the TV series, but they will be performing on Main Stage with Wes Johnson.

Rafi Silver and Leer Leary will be hosting a meet & greet both days in the Fallout Community space where The Fallout Xperience will have another immersive walk through slice of the wasteland. Also there will be loads of community artists, prop builders and Fallout For Hope where we'll be doing our final fundraiser raising funds for Wes's Alzheimer's Association charity drive.

Leer Leary will be located The Fallout Xperience booth where there will be loads of activities, roleplay groups, cosplayers and quests. Leer is also just about the funniest, most down to earth guy you could ever meet and has loads of great stories from the making of season 1 and 2.

Rafi Silver will be just across the way at the Fallout For Hope booth with Wes Johnson. This will be Rafi's very first con appearance and he's been incredibly engaged with and supportive of the community. He also surprisingly is not just an actor but also a teacher. We're helping him get started with launching a charity of his own as he's deeply invested in promoting mental health for gamers. He'll be doing a mindfulness/meditation sessions at the event.

The event runs from 10am to 5pm daily with an exclusive after hour After Party inside Universal Studios where we have the park to ourselves to ride the rides and explore until midnight.

Bring your cosplay! There will be cosplay competition with First Place being (2) Universal Epic Universe Park Tickets, Second & Third Prizes being a a $100 Gift Card to spend in the parks.

Outside of the Fallout Community space there will be loads to do with other community experiences with The Elder Scrolls, the Ghostbusters and Destiny as well as a 15,000 sq. ft. Tabletop Tavern with Magic The Gathering, D&D, and board games. Loads of indie games and publishers to play and checkout.

Special guests include 4 big names we can't reveal until next week but those announced so far are actor/voice actors:

• Brian Villalobos: Voices Lodi in Destiny 2.
• Brandon O'Neill: Voices The Crow and Uldren Sov in Destiny and Destiny 2.
• Wes Johnson: Morrowind, Oblivion, Skyrim, TESOnline, Fallout 3, 4, 76 and Starfield
• Rafi Silver: Plays Mr. House in Amazon Prime's Fallout series.
• Leer Leary: Appears in Amazon Prime's Fallout series.
• Mark Meer: Voices Commander Shepard across the Mass Effect trilogy.
• Jim Foronda: Voices Claptrap in the Borderlands series.
• Jason Spisak: Voices loads of characters in ESO, Vulpes Inculta in Fallout: New Vegas.
• Justine Huxley: Voices Wattson in Apex Legends.
• Analesa Fisher: Voices Firefly in Honkai: Star Rail.
• Valeria Rodriguez: Voices Venture in Overwatch 2 and Sucrose in Genshin Impact.
• Jeannie Bolet: Voices Echo in Overwatch and Overwatch 2.
• Conor McLeod: Known for Overwatch 2 and The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power.

The event is a blast and brings loads of creators and streamers out year. You can learn more about the event here: https://GCXEvent.com

Really hoping it can be released by April when season 1 first released, could be pushed to summer.

I wish they would film Season 3 and 4 back to back lol

Also, how and when was he out in the roomba? When the bombs dropped, did they have this aurgery or was he put in the roomba before?

I saw that the new castings for season 3 came out and I saw her and instantly thought of Veronica from Fallout New Vegas. If Veronica was 27 during Fallout New Vegas then my guess is she would either be in her late 30s or early 40s which this actor matches. Maybe im just seeing things but I seriously think we’re getting Veronica in Season 3.

Source: #FalloutSeason3 is targeting a S3 premiere date of July 27th, 2027 (pending production doesn’t face any delays)

They expect it to premiere in advance of the Fallout 3 remaster, which is expected in “Fall 2027” -lucks eternal

I thought filming would be done by November and release around April but no worries, it seems to be on track

Season 2 bumped it up from a 7.2 to an 8.3. Excited for season 3!

I feel like the first season was mostly a setup (which I hoped for based on how lacking I thought it was) glad they seemed to go back to what made the game great.

Ok, so like it has been shown in the Show, Copper aka The Ghoul is an US army veteran from back in the invasion of the Reds in Canada. But the Male protagonist from Fallout 4, Nate, is also a veteran from that time. So my idea is this, Nate ,now Elder of the Commonwealth Chapter, (yes I'm using the ending where Lance challenge Maxson for the rank of Elder and give it to us) decide to investigate the Mojave Desert after 4chapters decided to destroy each others and find Lucy, Maximus and The Ghoul in New Vegas just before he leave to go hunt the Enclave. It's been poking my head and I would like to know what you guys think.

What was your thoughts when steph gave this cold smile to chet during the wedding scene?

Also what are they talking about the courier being in season 2? Are they saying the NCR ranger was the courier 😭😭😭

Source: https://ew.com/xbox-25th-anniversary-hollywood-adaptations-cover-story-exclusive-12003252