I've always been disappointed in the Fallout? franchise with the handle of ghouls. They have always played an insignificant role in a world that should naturally be their playground. This has led to a shallow existence for most of them and creates a number of problems. My biggest complain is a ghoul that is turned to ash? does not drop goulash. The continued lack of this feature is absolutely glaring. Every day trillions of people die in the wastes due to starvation. To think that this is all a result of the lack of goulash is upsetting, and has kept me awake without sleep for the past forty-seven years.


?. This most commonly happens when killed by a laser weapon. Killing (even ghouls) without a license is illegal in most states and is not condoned. Please see your state's wildlife agency for further details.

The Ghoul Society was well represented in Fallout 3. Not so much in New Vegas.

Excuse me Mr. Moderator, not trying to tell you how to do your job, but I AM now incredibly curious if you noticed the original post is obvious spam (and perhaps chose to ignore it and attempt to srs-face the thread into something more productive) or not.

THIS doesn't make any [censored] sense. How is any of this
significant

I dunno about noodle dishes.

But.. you figure (most) ghouls are around from before the great war. They should be treaure toves of knowledge about the world, pre-war. I would think this would make them somewhat of a commodity.

Then you understand the purpose of my post.

Well.
Well I never.