Well, I guess that depends on what you mean by cure...

Burnt-rotten flesh is burnt rotten flesh. The damage has been done. Ghouls are like salt-cured meats. We're talking skin crafts and plastic surgery and even then, the changes to personal body chemistry.

Sure! A cure! That will cure http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/kim-jongun-claims-to-have-cured-aids-ebola-and-cancer-with-single-miracle-drug-10332386.html

No, they returned to the Earth in a thousand pieces in all my games. The Mojave was no worse the wear for it either.

We are talking about a game that has Dermal Implants made from combat armor and super mutants so I don't see a problem.

You've got to draw a line somewhere

Never understood why Ghouls just don't find a place like the Glow and just start expanding the contamination from there.

They have the time and it is a solid defense against most potential enemies.

Add some glowing ones and reavers as watchdogs to take care of anyone who tries to Rad-X their way in.

Given time a Ghoul nation woud emerge.A glowing city on a hill as it were.

And where would you suggest? In FONV you can breath underwater using duck tape and straw, you can set off 30 nuclear warheads in Lonesome Road like setting off firecrackers. Not even going to get into some of the things in FO2. But finding a unique, rare cure for a few ghouls is out of the question? In Old World Blues, you have your brain removed!!

I draw the line at intelligent giant bunny rabbits that worship Nickelback as Gods of the wasteland. Everything short of that is fair game.

I didn't much like the NV DLC either. Bethesda isn't the only company who makes silly decisions, but they are leading the way in this franchise.

Oggie, you might want to pick up Saints Row or GTA IV and a ton of mods. I like my Fallout grounded, but those two games are right up your alley.