The Protectron security/work robots seen in Fallout 3 and Fallout New Vegas. These are simple, low-powered robots with nice retro aesthetics.
As of November of 2017, we encoded M&M stats for these on perforated cards and fed them into our big honkin’ computer with all the blinking lights.
Chapter #6 — the last one — for our sample Chosen One from Fallout 2. This one explains Mariposa, Navarro, San Francisco, the offshore platform, the Sniper perk and various other Fallout bits. Still lightly dramatized in order not to be boring.
A half-robot uplifted cybernetic dog, who’s a potential companion in the classic Fallout 2 video game.
The monstrous, hate-riddled super-mutant serving as the Enclave’s one-man shock unit in the Fallout 2 video games. Also comes with the basics about the Enclave.
Chapter #5 of 6 of our sample Chosen One, because Fallout 2 (1998) was a big game with an awful lot of post-apocalyptic stuff in it. Still lightly dramatized for your reading comfort, too, so it doesn’t read as drily as a brahmin skeleton in the salt flats.
The artificial intelligence in Fallout 2 who’s a potential companion (if you have a huge lot of Science skill points). There’s very little about the character, but IMO the background is interesting.
Chapter #4 for our sample Chosen One, the protagonist of the classic Fallout 2 post-apocalyptic video game. This one explains Broken Hills, Redding, New Reno and the great gangland war, and other stuff from the game.
Who’s a cute lil’ cuddly mutant ? Well, not her. Like, at all.
A particularly successful super-mutant mutate, warrior and mayor. Marcus appears in Fallout video games, though for now we only cover his Fallout 2 appearance.
Also, he has a minigun.
Chapter #3 for our sample Chosen One, the protagonist of the classic Fallout 2 post-apocalyptic video game. This one explains Modoc, Vault City, the Highwayman car and other stuff from the game.