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Last Topic: 12:32:30am, 04/27/2024
Last Post: 2:55:19am, 04/27/2024
pegusus123456 posted...
The other is that ghouls just don't work that way. In the show, they all need a special drug to keep them from going feral. In the games, they can go for centuries and be fine, it's just luck of the draw.
The ways ghouls "work" have changed over the course of the Fallout series, and this is probably one the least drastic things they've done. The Fallout show takes place after all the games, so I don't think it's that far fetched to believe that someone either eventually developed a new drug or maybe discovered a side effect of an existing one to help stave off the feral condition
Foppe posted...
Hey...
Even people in the Fallout universe lies or remember the wrong dates.
Just Saiyan.
Exactly. Fallout is filled with unreliable narrators.
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