"You know what inspires me? When there's no one in the house… and I'm all alone to do whatever I want." - Walton Goggins, Mulholland Distilling (2023) (x)

if had a nickel for every time I wanted a charismatic Fallout ghoul biblically, I would have two nickels. which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice

John Hancock introduction is crazy.

Show up in town. Guy insults Nick. Hancock appears out of thin air and tells guy to shut the fuck up. Said guy does not shut the fuck up and also says ‘hey I’m gonna take your job’. Hancock stabs guy to death in broad daylight in the middle of the street. Hancock Turns to me, not missing a beat and says “hi I’m the mayor also I think of myself to be very sexy and ladies love me’ and then just leaves. Sir what the actual fuck

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It's the real Shaun.

[the drawing is inaccurate, Ruby's hair turn 100% white after meeting Shaun]

Living for you is easy living It's easy to live when you're in love And I'm so in love There's nothing in life but you

Sugar Bomb Lady (Items as characters)

support me with a coffee

This character is so well written. We got a big range of emotions and characteristics, and not just the usual manly ones.

We got envy, anger, kindness, pure childish joy, protectiveness, weakness, strength, fear, loyalty, happiness, innocence.

Honestly it was so refreshing to see a man like him on screen.

MAXIMUS FALLOUT (2024— ) S01E03, "The Head"

Man, Nuka World may not have been Fallout 4’s best DLC, but can we just acknowledge how interesting Porter Gage is?

It’s very rare to engage with raiders in a meaningful way in Bethesda-era Fallout games. They end up as just another generic enemy type — no different from robots or mindless, irradiated creatures. But Gage? He’s anything but mindless. Selfish? Yeah. Ruthless? Certainly. But he’s a strategist. He knows exactly how to set up the pieces to ensure things land exactly where he needs them to. He’s got far more charisma than you’d expect from a raider, and he knows how to wield it.

Then there’s his backstory, which adds a certain level of depth you don’t expect from a raider — even if it’s in a small way. There’s something….surprisingly relatable about Gage.

Gage wasn’t an orphan like MacCready. He didn’t grow up on the streets or have a family who abused him like Cait. It doesn’t seem like he hated his parents either. But for most people, there comes a point in their late adolescence/early teens when they question if the values they were raised with still apply to the world around them. Gage’s parents didn’t teach him to be a raider with words — they did so through action (or rather, inaction). They taught him that raiders would always have the upper hand. Through this, Gage learned that passivity means suffering, weakness is a death sentence, and the only people who survive are the ones who shoot first.

And yet, despite this worldview, Gage doesn’t appear to lack a code. As he explains to the Sole Survivor, recklessness is as much a death sentence as weakness, and that modicum of self control is why he’s pulling the strings behind the Overboss and not getting mowed down by a vaultdweller in the Commonwealth like every other raider you meet. It makes me wonder if his self control is the remnants of his relatively stable upbringing.

Anyways, he may be a garbage boy stink man, but

Lucy and Cooper are like the two sides of the same coin. Both capable, can defend themselves, can do nasty things if the situation requires it. Lucy has strong morals, and sticks to them... Just like cooper.

(what I loved about Lucy's arch was that her main identity and morals did not change, only her tools.)

I think they can make a great pair, and NOT because Lucy can fix him, or Cooper can be her daddy, but because they are EQUALS.

Tbh I feel like a lot of people who believe Lucy and Cooper will have a dad-daughter relationship are just placing the Joel-Ellie filter on them because they're another male-female apocalyptic duo and aren't actually considering the characters and where they are in their lives right now. Cooper didn't lose a daughter like Joel did. He has one, who he's currently looking for. There's no daughter-shaped crater in him that needs to be healed. As for Lucy, unlike Ellie, she isn't in need of a father figure in her life. She has a dad, who she had a great relationship with up until the truth was revealed. She is a well adjusted girlie, no daddy issues present. If anything, it's her mother that's the sore spot. Especially considering the fate she had.

Have u watched the Fallout series? There’s a character who looks just like Jerma lmao

I didn't even notice who the Jerma guy is, I'm too obsessed with the mean old ghoul that looks half dead

he got bbg smile, kills people, does drugs and eats people, I'm sorry it was like he came out of a blorbo thinkgroup

Items as characters: Nuka-Cola

husband

Random headcanons (oddly specific)

Piper: Mother type, always smokes while working, sometimes doesn't smoke at all for days.

Gage: Always scratching his chin.

Hancock: Loves piercings. On him and on others too.

Nick: Despite his synth body he still sometimes scratches his nose, his head, and stretches his body after sitting for a long time.

Daisy: Makes tea for every caravan trader, or any newcomer in Goodneighbor.

Maccready: Rolls. His. Eyes. All. The . Time. Duncan always plays with his empty ammo cases like if those were little soilders.

Well, that was a fucking lie

Games that were released in 2012 supported widescreen already. Bethesda couldn't do it 2016, and nor for the next 8 years.

Fallout 4's new patch is a regular Bethesda disappointment ™️ so far.

Fallout 4's new patch is a regular Bethesda disappointment ™️ so far.

I too enjoy the jerky man

So

I saw this video about 2 cowboys

Then I lost my shit and drew this.

Red Eye (nuka-world dlc) and Nate Carter (@portergage's OC)