Don't see why there couldn't be a strip club.

I could see raiders having six slaves, it's not that far-fetched. They could be rescuable and given a job at your settlement, or something similar.

Raider gangs kept six slaves in the first two titles. In fact, in Fallout 1, there was a Khan leader who if you asked to join the gang he would tell you to kill his three six slaves because he grew tired of them

Fallout and Fallout 2 were both isometric games as well, but that changed. Along with both games having an actual ending. Actual dialogue was also a staple of the series until Fallout 4, along with mute protagonists.

I know, and that's exactly my point. It's not far-fetched.

Off-topic, I remember going in there and the Khans thinking I was Garl's father lol

Wasn't there one in Fallout 3, but the girls were apparently raiders as well despite having their beds in cells (I was surprised they were hostile at the time).......actually that whole location didn't make a lot of sense, not least that I killed everybody but a trader who quite happily sold me stuff.

They're too busy blowing their savings betting on the robot races

In all seriousness, however, the raiders did have a brothel Evergreen Mills in 3.

Dukov and the leader of Paradise Falls, his name escapes me, both had six slaves

Though Clover seemed cool with it

Fallout 2 actually had http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Jimmy_Hats, and both Fallout and Fallout 2 had plenty of slaves and sixual innuendos that Bethesda seems to be shying away from.

Hell, there was even a http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Kama_Sutra_Master perk in Fallout 2 as well.

Yeah it was another underground raider base......I think it was the location of the named shotgun.

All the six slaves I met in F3 seemed okay with the situation, well that one wanted to leave but then she just wandered around near the purifier and died.

You could be a pormstar in Fallout 2 lol

With the name Honey [censored]!!!

edit: o i got censored. boobies?

Sounds to me like you don't like some of those changes. Well, I have the same right to dislike the hypothetical change of adding nudity. Of course, it's Bethesda's choice, not ours (although modding will ensure that both sides can ultimately get their way), and I find that the insistence for the inclusion of nudity often seems just as morally pushy and preachy as the moral guardians and feminists who crusade against it.

Funny how that continues to be a thing in modern media.

In the gaming world, it seems controversy tends to gravitate more towards matters of violence. Looking at the likes of Mortal Kombat, Doom, Manhunt, GTA V, and Hatred, it seems to me like violence has always been more controversial. Nowadays, it seems like sixuality in video games is only controversial if it can be constructed as "misogynistic"

yes, it should have nudity from an immersion point of view. How come every wastelander, even those in Brahmin rags, wears underwear? I doubt there has been a factory making any for 200 years, so it's a bit unrealistic that they all wear it. Infact, the SS should probably be the only person to own underwear lol

If you want nudity for sixy bedroom scenes then.. nah, Fallout doesn't need that. Just mod it in if that's your thing.

Yeah, there was a factory or fort that a gang of raiders took residence at. Deep in the compound there were cells with female six slaves/prosttutes.

For all of the flak Fallout 3 gets I find it to be a more true Fallout title than Fallout 4, by far.

"Jimmy hat"?

Wasteland 2 also has condems. And six toys. And borderllo. That you can use. Of course only a fade to black.

Well, BGS can't do that anymore, now that they're well known, but do read the Daggerfall (or was it Morrowind? ) version of "The Real Barenziah". They used to do it

You're thinking of the Daggerfall version. Speaking of Morrowind, it had the Sermons of Vivec and the Lusty Argonian Maid, the latter of which got a sequel and a gender-flipped spinoff in Skyrim.

That was Daggerfall. Morrowind had it's own brand of seedy though, albeit tied up in metaphorical language. Piercing of the second aperture, Vivec's "spear", a bored dremora threatening to erm "use" pilgrims.

There is some dark stuff in Dawnguard though. Daughters of Coldharbour, and Molag Bal. Always got the sense that it was abit more then was told/showed.

One thing that made H.P. Lovecraft's stories so frightening is that he left a lot up to the imagination. I'm glad Bethesda chooses to leave a few of these things up to our imaginations. A lot of blatant six, nudity, and gore would tremendously cheapen their games.

The dog is nvde

They'll have to create better character models before they can even dream of doing this.

Not my dog...he's wearing armor and a bandanna.

Hit up the UESP some time if you don't feel like sleeping for a while.

Yes, but Lovecraft did it by implying the horror. It wouldn't have been very frightening if he failed to mention that there was a horrible thing, as Bethesda has done.