You've probably missed ~25 other "We need more NV DLC/When r we gonna see BS DLC for NV?" threads since you last posted here. It's been bad

Broken Steel ruined Fallout 3.

Here is how.

The idea behind project purity was to instantly give everyone in DC clean pure water. It was to make all the water in the Tidal Basin and Potomac River. Instead the BoS end up running it, sending the water out in barrels, making everyone slaves to the BoS if they want clean water.

Since project purity was going to instantly clean up all that water, the Enclave saw it as chance to kill all the mutations in DC with their water born modded FEV. It would have turned DC wasteland into "A Graveyard." This doesn't end up happening with Broken Steel.

This makes the Enclave's plot in Fallout 3 pointless. Which means there was no point for the Enclave being in Fallout 3 and therefore the whole plot of Fallout 3 was pointless.

Enclave manage to destroy Optimus Prime with a super space weapon that for some reason they didn't have, when the BoS attacked Project Purity. No matter what you do, the Enclave get destroyed.

Yeah I know there area lot of "gamers" out there that couldn't give a crap about a logical and coherent plotline. No many just want more stuff to shoot and loot

The only way to have play after the end is to scrap the ending just like Fallout 3 did and that would destroy the main plot and story of New Vegas.

There will be no Broken Vegas for New Vegas or any other DLC.



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That was no space weapon, that was a missile launched from their mobile platform.
Sorry, just had to correct.

No actually it was a space weapon that was controlled from a mobile platform.

I could have sworn that...
Doesn't matter actually. In Van Buren, there was supposed to be a orbital platform that contained ballistic weapons...
Although this add on does contradict canon in several ways, the Enclave could have possibly kept it a secret for some amount of time. After all, orbital platforms do have limited ammunition, and the Enclave troops that are in Fallout 3 could have been a secret division based outside of the oil rig, although this is highly unlikely.

God I so hate the people who will do anything to pass of their opinions as facts even if the other person is just saying I have my opinion about it and is polite in saying so. Half of the dinosaurs here who like to run down Fallout 3 are like that.

If you came across an irradiated room with a switch inside of it that you really wished to press and you had a companion with you with a radiation suit on what would you do huh? Remember Interplay/obsidian made the rules of the universe and said ghouls and muties can survive radiation so In what universe does not using a ghoul/mutie companion and going ahead and getting killed while pushing the switch makes for a better story?

Using Charon or Fawkes to enter the code was just perfect because that's what humans do.. make use of resources and other people (especially when it does them no harm) to get things done.

New Vegas is a good game but Fallout 3 is in no way a bad game. The only thing I silently complained about was the lack of choice to give the purifier to the enclave. But I guess Bethesda wanted us to know what the cannon ending is right away instead of waiting many years for the next game to tell us.

And if you are wondering I played fo1 and fo2 both.. played them right after I played Fallout BOS on the xbox all those years ago and when Fallout 3 came out I was happy Bethesda did this game and not some Command and Conquer 4 making company like EA