I know the Fallout show is really campy… but fuck, it always was really campy, way back to the beginning. That’s actually staying true to form with the camp and the old west themes.
Let’s just say it just scratches that itch well enough. We’re not talking award winning performances except for maybe Walton Goggins, whose character has seemingly been given the most background story (which tracks for a guy who’s been alive so long to have a… longer backstory) and the best material to work with, comparatively.
Anyway, both seasons are imperfect but a lot of fun if you can look past flaws. Looking forward to another campy romp in season 3… sad to see Dave Foley didn’t make the cast list, though. I need more Yes Man in my life god damn it.
I know the Fallout show is really campy… but fuck, it always was really campy, way back to the beginning.
Fallout 1 had some goofy bits but they were more like easter eggs than anything. Fallout 2 is when it embraced being campy in pulp 50/60s style but even then it was restrained to just that. Bethesda made it into a caricature of itself later with Fallout 3 and 4. New Vegas from Obsidian (who are ex-Black Isle guys, original creators of Fallout) tried to right the ship but the TV series also made a caricature out of it.
Fallout TV series is fine on its own but it definitely strays from what original games were like. I don’t mind people like new Fallout but why drag the original with it? Is it to appear cool because it implies you know the original? Someone disliking new Fallout games or TV series might never give FO1 a chance if they hear its like the new ones.
My man those are rose tinted glasses you’re wearing. The whole plot with Gizmo in junktown is campy as fuck. There’s enough pop culture references to make a nerd orgasm. People act like that shit started out with Fallout 2 but no way, there was tons of goofy shit in Fallout. It’s a lot less well written than we want to remember ha.
I know the Fallout show is really campy… but fuck, it always was really campy, way back to the beginning. That’s actually staying true to form with the camp and the old west themes.
Let’s just say it just scratches that itch well enough. We’re not talking award winning performances except for maybe Walton Goggins, whose character has seemingly been given the most background story (which tracks for a guy who’s been alive so long to have a… longer backstory) and the best material to work with, comparatively.
Anyway, both seasons are imperfect but a lot of fun if you can look past flaws. Looking forward to another campy romp in season 3… sad to see Dave Foley didn’t make the cast list, though. I need more Yes Man in my life god damn it.
Ella Purnell is super cute I wish I was her cousin.
No more cousin stuff!
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The problem they’re running into is having too many plot threads open at once. Which is apparently has been a problem with the producer in the past.
Fallout 1 had some goofy bits but they were more like easter eggs than anything. Fallout 2 is when it embraced being campy in pulp 50/60s style but even then it was restrained to just that. Bethesda made it into a caricature of itself later with Fallout 3 and 4. New Vegas from Obsidian (who are ex-Black Isle guys, original creators of Fallout) tried to right the ship but the TV series also made a caricature out of it.
Fallout TV series is fine on its own but it definitely strays from what original games were like. I don’t mind people like new Fallout but why drag the original with it? Is it to appear cool because it implies you know the original? Someone disliking new Fallout games or TV series might never give FO1 a chance if they hear its like the new ones.
My man those are rose tinted glasses you’re wearing. The whole plot with Gizmo in junktown is campy as fuck. There’s enough pop culture references to make a nerd orgasm. People act like that shit started out with Fallout 2 but no way, there was tons of goofy shit in Fallout. It’s a lot less well written than we want to remember ha.
Fallout 1 was Mad Max type of goofy. Fallout 2 started sprinkling pop culture references everywhere. There’s a big difference in humour between them.
https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Fallout_cultural_references
Give me a break, the evidence is there. This is all in Fallout, not Fallout 2.
That’s not exactly a long list there.
Compare it to https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Fallout_2_cultural_references
Have you actually played Fallout 1?
Sequel to popular game has more things that people liked, more at 11!
Seems like you agree with me that Fallout wasn’t drowning in pop culture references in the beginning. Why the sarcasm?
I’m not interested in your pedantry, goodbye
The majority of the games were campy. So far the show is FO2,3,4,NV Leaving out 1 is fine as most people played 2+ since it became popular after 2.
My point is: no, Fallout didn’t start out as campy, it got gradually more campy over time.