Bicycles : Fallout Series Discussion

» Sat Apr 10, 2010 4:47 am

This is why you're an unarmed man in a lore argument. You simply don't have the knowledge.

This is not a lore argument this is an arguement about whether bicycles could exist. Which they could, adn Ive said that time and time again.

Also I was claiming these things in teh CW, which is true, I never sadi anything about the core region.

I could get into technicalities of the washroom and start arguing thw way you were, using incredibly ridiculous statements But I wqont.

Just because you have seen no bikes, does nto mean they do not exist. As a matter of fact, it would be perfectly reasonable to suppose they do do exist.

» Sat Apr 10, 2010 1:59 pm

Also I was claiming these things in teh CW, which is true, I never sadi anything about the core region.

http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Hilltop_farm_ruins_terminal_entries, pretty soon after the bombs dropped too.

» Sat Apr 10, 2010 5:50 am

http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Hilltop_farm_ruins_terminal_entries, pretty soon after the bombs dropped too.

Notice the wod ruins.

And besides that, that si the onyl example of a farm that is there.

» Sat Apr 10, 2010 11:04 am

Maybe the prewar people were not so into bicycles. Perhaps the culture never appeared.

Maybe they had Red Rocket Racers and tricycles but not bicycles.

You can go anywhere on a bicycle in theory. The govournment would not like that.

Perhaps their lack of nuclearness or need for a power source made companies supress them.

If the prewar people were not so into bicycles, then there would not be many around.
There are none in Tranqility Lane. A place that is like a sickeningly cutesified and scary version of prewar fallout.
It is basically the same but scary.

But surely a wastelander could figure out the system from motorbikes and tricycles.

I am surprised there is not something like a bicycle in fallout.

Motorbikes come from them in a way.

Looks like Van Buren could have been good, and logical.

» Sat Apr 10, 2010 2:04 am

Maybe the prewar people were not so into bicycles. Perhaps the culture never appeared.

Maybe they had Red Rocket Racers and tricycles but not bicycles.

You can go anywhere on a bicycle in theory. The govournment would not like that.

Perhaps their lack of nuclearness or need for a power source made companies supress them.

If the prewar people were not so into bicycles, then there would not be many around.
There are none in Tranqility Lane. A place that is like a sickeningly cutesified and scary version of prewar fallout.
It is basically the same but scary.

But surely a wastelander could figure out the system from motorbikes and tricycles.

I am surprised there is not something like a bicycle in fallout.

Motorbikes come from them in a way.

Looks like Van Buren could have been good, and logical.

Possibly, but children at least would use them.

And they were around alot in the 1900's and during war would it not be good citizenship to use them so the fossil fuels could go to the troops on the front.

» Sat Apr 10, 2010 9:35 am

Maybe the prewar people were not so into bicycles. Perhaps the culture never appeared.

Maybe they had Red Rocket Racers and tricycles but not bicycles.

You can go anywhere on a bicycle in theory. The govournment would not like that.

Perhaps their lack of nuclearness or need for a power source made companies supress them.

If the prewar people were not so into bicycles, then there would not be many around.
There are none in Tranqility Lane. A place that is like a sickeningly cutesified and scary version of prewar fallout.
It is basically the same but scary.

But surely a wastelander could figure out the system from motorbikes and tricycles.

I am surprised there is not something like a bicycle in fallout.

Motorbikes come from them in a way.

Looks like Van Buren could have been good, and logical.

Yes! See my first comment in this tread!

» Sat Apr 10, 2010 5:59 am

I dont care i want my red bicycle with streamers hanging from the handlebars, and the thing on the wheel that makes it sound like a motorbike. Oh and white rimmed tyres

» Sat Apr 10, 2010 5:21 am

Do not forget the closepin and playing card to tickle the spokes and make that clickety clack sound when you go zooming by Trixie, cause it sure makes it sound like your going like a bat outa hell. Opps you did not forget heh but thats a way to do it cheap.

» Sat Apr 10, 2010 1:25 pm

I am Tony
Super bicycle Tony
I'm racing
Spitfire turn and pop a wheelie, burn
Evil chasing
I'm waving bye, bye, bye, bye, bye
I got a card in my spokes
I'm practicing my jokes
I'm learning!

» Sat Apr 10, 2010 10:54 am

I dont care i want my red bicycle with streamers hanging from the handlebars, and the thing on the wheel that makes it sound like a motorbike. Oh and white rimmed tyres

That would be a good addition to the surealism of Fallout, lol.

» Sat Apr 10, 2010 3:32 am

I am Tony
Super bicycle Tony
I'm racing
Spitfire turn and pop a wheelie, burn
Evil chasing
I'm waving bye, bye, bye, bye, bye
I got a card in my spokes
I'm practicing my jokes
I'm learning!

Win.

Tony's theme!

(Also, love the way the topic degenerated into a lore fight. Top stuff all round.)

» Sat Apr 10, 2010 5:23 am

Who wants to ride a bycical when you can use a pogo stick?

» Sat Apr 10, 2010 5:30 am

Who wants to ride a bycical when you can use a pogo stick?

This

» Sat Apr 10, 2010 1:19 am

Ooooooh! Pogo sticks with MFC powered scram jet boosters.

Test pilot LW: -- "Up, up, and Awayyyyyyyyy......"

Jericho -- . . .... "Where the F$@! did the kid go?.... I'm beginning to think this was a real [censored] idea Moria."

Ms. Brown--- "Awwww, and it had such potential too."