@soldier_yaoi Drawing myself as the innocent uwu furry oc and my coworker as the spawn of satan as I vent about how I repeatedly went to HR to get him fired for being a little overbearing
@Orioracion@404Yon@fentanylbrownie There are terminal entries that explain all of this. Kellogg's cybernetics were the result of earlier projects that were discontinued by Shaun because he considered them a barbaric union of technology and flesh.
Other scientists have requested to reopen work on the subject.
@TambovGlasser@fentanylbrownie If Fallout 4 is so badly written, why do all criticisms rely on misconstruing the story?
Shaun was more emotional and had more doubts about the Institute and his role in it than he let on, which is why he set you free as an experiment, created synth Shaun and makes you Director.
@cj_tessie@ChiefIlliniVic@JonRothstein You're not meant to idolize him but the writers clearly use him as a mouthpiece for their "based" takes sometimes
@rng_or_no_rng@pachiijuno This logic could be used to decide on any arbitrary requirement. "How can they know you have the dedication for the job if you haven't even climbed Mt. Everest?".
@Alison_is_lost How do you mean? Fallout 2 and Baldur's Gate 1 came out soon after and despite the former obviously using Fallout 1 as a foundation I must say they both made me think less of the argument that Fallout 1 was great for its time.