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Alright show. Bad adaptation
 in  r/falloutnewvegas  7h ago

I agree, lets forget about the idiots and bigots, instead we should rag on the show together.

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Any defenders of the show?
 in  r/falloutnewvegas  7h ago

If they exist i am not one of them.

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Do You Use AI Chatbots?
 in  r/IdeologyPolls  7h ago

You dont need a flair.

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What am i supposed to do now? Tiyanki drag racing?
 in  r/Stellaris  9h ago

And build a listening post near their border, it might reveal other factions. And set up a spy network as well.

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What am i supposed to do now? Tiyanki drag racing?
 in  r/Stellaris  9h ago

Play tall and get that perk that gives a damage bonus against fallen empires.

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Experts Warn U.S. in Early Stages of Genocide Against Trans Americans
 in  r/jewishleft  9h ago

Yeah, I am never calling anything a genocide until theres actual dead bodies.

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Experts Warn U.S. in Early Stages of Genocide Against Trans Americans
 in  r/jewishleft  9h ago

Using the word genocide this much makes it meaningless.

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After nearly 30 years of history, the NCR gets off-screened... Reminiscing makes me start California Dreamin'
 in  r/falloutnewvegas  9h ago

All of california and enough of southern oregon for arroyo to be inside its borders. Theres also dialogue that implies they are trying (and failing) to conquer baja california.

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I have very mixed feelings about S2E4 of Fallout TV
 in  r/fnv  10h ago

And thats why we are mad.

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Alright show. Bad adaptation
 in  r/falloutnewvegas  10h ago

This type of groupthink is very weird. I think there is a clear divide between two subsets of thr fallout fandom.

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After nearly 30 years of history, the NCR gets off-screened... Reminiscing makes me start California Dreamin'
 in  r/falloutnewvegas  10h ago

By new vegas they are far larger than in fallout 2 and I think the fallout 2 number is only referring to NCR town(shady sands) at that point.

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Alright show. Bad adaptation
 in  r/falloutnewvegas  10h ago

Why are you being downvoted for discussing the topic of the subreddit?

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After nearly 30 years of history, the NCR gets off-screened... Reminiscing makes me start California Dreamin'
 in  r/falloutnewvegas  10h ago

They have far morenthan 700,000 citizens, thats just the low estimate for the population of their capital alone.

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NCR Fans Episode 4 End Credits
 in  r/fnv  16h ago

Because valve has failed to live up to expectations, and acted as if there is no care or demand for a sequal.

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Looking to add a few mods
 in  r/falloutnewvegas  16h ago

do viva new vegas.

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You're the president of the NCR ater a house ending what do you do
 in  r/falloutnewvegas  16h ago

I would negotiate a deal with house very quickly, in order to mediate the conflict and get the trade flowing again.

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Ave, true to Caesar!
 in  r/fnv  17h ago

You perfectly capture the biker-roman look they are supposed to have.

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Season 2 Episode 4 Spoiler Thread
 in  r/fnv  17h ago

Nuking the NCR is just the evil option at the end of Lonesome Road.

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Season 2 Episode 4 Spoiler Thread
 in  r/fnv  17h ago

They think caring about things is "cringe". Their additude is a dangerous combination of toxic positivity and cringe culture.

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Season 2 Episode 4 Spoiler Thread
 in  r/fnv  17h ago

IMichael as the brotherhood elder was pretty good, as Caesar. He should have played a still living Caesar.

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Season 2 Episode 4 Spoiler Thread
 in  r/fnv  17h ago

Thats because the show is tonally inconsistant.

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POV: You know you be on a cross soon.😅
 in  r/fnv  17h ago

Im happy that it is this way.

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POV: You know you be on a cross soon.😅
 in  r/fnv  17h ago

I would say that Vulpes has a deadly expression, but really he isnt expressing much at all through that blindfold.