Sure, so long as I wasn't conscripted to fight in china, or thrown into a detention camp for medical experiments. Or have my brain harvested for robo-brains, because that would seriously svck.
Hell no.
I remember reading something about gas prices being in the thousands of dollars and whatnot. Imagine how much a bag of groceries cost?
I'd like to play as a spy in the pre-war world though. That'd be some awesome DLC. (Off-topic, I know. )
I wouldn't trust ordering around a robot with a personality that comes equipped with buzz saws, flamethrowers and a variety of tools that can kill you in horrible ways. It has a personality, not a heart.
What? No.
Pre-War America was a approaching a tyranny/dystopia in the decades before the Great War. And by all accounts America and China were the best possible outcomes pre-2077.
Atom help you if you're unlucky enough to perish in the Middle East and European Commonwealth during the 2050s and 2060s.
I'd take the life as a Brahmin rancher or an OSI researcher in The Hub over a pre-War citizen any day.
Yes, if only for the reason that I get to use cool advanced tech.
No way. Bethesda didn't really touch on it I don't believe, but America was very totalitarian and dystopic before the war.
Most of the cars are pretty cool and I love the style of the trucks, but to live in the pre-war lifestyle? No way.
Call me cynical to believe living in a society paying $30+ for a magazine was quality life.
Nope, I've read a lot of terminal entries throughout the series and life wasn't great at all under the shiny surface.
Yes. An alternate reality where Ella Fitzgerald still rules the charts, I'll take that over our crappy Justin Bieber and Drake music nowadays (what's up with Canadian music anyways?).
Live in a world full of chaos, war, an energy crisis, countries in turmoil, and to top it all off a plague going around because of governments experimenting with bio weapons? Nah, I don't think so.
Nah, but I wouldn't mind signing up to be a vault dweller to get a sweet pipboy before jumping back into our reality.
"Would you want to live in pre-war Fallout?"
I did. The "Duck and Cover". The Civil Defense siren testing every month. The just plain not knowing if or when. That's why Fallout gives me a special feeling as though all our old fears actually happened.
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I don't know. I've always wanted to see prewar America, but living in those times is not desirable imo. I'd say no thanks.
Have you seen the prices at Red Rocket?!
Besides that however yes. I would enjoy that world a lot I think.
For the Cool technology, yes, i love Retrofuturism.
But lifestyle? hell no.
No. The price of a magazine alone makes it look like a bad place to live. $35 for Tumblers Today? I don't think so!
No. It's like Mitt Romney's vision of Paradise.