Intrepid

Myriad Reality

You'd think X's biggest weakness would be reaction time, since he has to say all that stuff every time he uses a battlechip.

Myriad Reality

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The raider part pisses me off so fucking much.
Not to mention that even the Enclave survivors who assisted in New Vegas had Adv. I think they had Tesla, specifically.
Fucking jetpacks, really? Do they not understand how much thrust is needed to even boost the literal ton plus of the PA?
The armor isn't a single piece, it's just pieces bolted on to a frame that is the same for every type. No wonder they break from a single attack from a deathclaw.
How the fuck did a brand new suit of T45 survive 200 fucking years in mint condition, MISSING A LEG MIGHT I ADD
I literally found an identical suit of T45, missing the same leg and all, randomly in a cage behind what I think was a novice computer. Might have been higher difficulty, but was well below master level. It's standing a few feet away from my power armor station at sanctuary, next to my original suit now with raider pieces that SOMEHOW ARE BETTER THAN MILITARY GRADE AND MANUFACTURED ARMOR PIECES.
There's enough power armor that survived the 200 years without being stolen away or scrapped for raiders to build their own onto the same frames? How fucking crucial was the commonwealth strategically? Did the capital get moved there? No other wasteland had that much unless the Enclave or BoS were there.
The training wasn't just needed to keep them alive, it was necessary to use it at all. It's like a gundam, you can't just jump in and pilot, you NEED to have the physical and mental training, plus the knowledge of how it works or you won't be able to get it to move at all.
What kind of moronic gov would use suits with such a major flaw as the power cells STICKING OUT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE BACK, A GENERAL WEAKPOINT AIMED FOR IN BATTLE
A FUCKING STRAY TREE BRANCH COULD TURN THE RELEASE VALVE ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME WITH THAT SHIT

@DarkwolfX37

Agreed in every respect.

In Fallout 3, Paladin Gunny says something about relaxing and letting the suit do the work when he's training you. This, combined with the strength boost, led me to develop the headcanon that moving in armor without training would cause the individual to break their back, neck, or other body parts if they tried to move. But meh.

The jetpacks get me too. But regardless of realism, you'd better believe I'm getting one as soon as I'm able just because it sounds fun.

Myriad Reality

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Huh?

@souleaterfan320

Time to nerd out, I guess.

1.) T-45d armor was originally powered by energy cells, which not only changed in F4, but which were never even included in the game.
2.) The extra two feet of height. Power armor never included robotic stilts to make anyone taller, until now.
3.) Similarly, Robotic hands. To make the body oroportional after the height increase, I guess. Still.
4.) T-51b armor was supposed to be made of a composite material. In other words, not metal.
5.) T-51b's Microfusion Packs were "Built in" and designed with enough life to run for a millennium. Not even over exaggerating.
6.) Where did T-60 come from? T-51bs were confirmed to have been the most powerful pre-war armor for a long time, and on several occasions. Not only is T-60 supposedly more advanced than T-51, but it is aesthetically a ripoff of T-45.
7.) T-45s, being the earliest model of power armor, were so bulky that they slowed the wearer down. I see no such effect in F4.
8.) How did X-01s get in the Commonwealth? The Enclave is dead, and the only division to be on the east coast were demolished in D.C. Even then, D.C. Enclave user Adv. Power Armor Mk. II's, so there is no explanation as to how they got there. If another division of the Enclave had ever been present in the Commonwealth before, characters would have mentioned it.
9.) Let's just invent a new concept to fuel these armors. Seriously, Fusion Cores? Never mentioned before, ONCE.
10.) T-45s were the only armor that required a special undersuit to wear. In F4, all of them do.
11.) Power armor training isn't a thing anymore. Let's just throw people who know nothing about how these armors work into some suits and hope they don't die!
12.) Raider Power Armor? Just... Wut.
That's enough for now, I think. I'm done.

Myriad Reality

Fallout 4's Power Armor mechanics break canon so hard. I love it as a gameplay mechanic, since they're expensive to use and more powerful than before, but the deviation from canon irks me.

Myriad Reality

Probs gonna to wait for a couple more days to post major stuff. I wasn't anticipating still having no internet.

Myriad Reality

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Dane: I feel like we may or may not have met before...

@souleaterfan320

At some point or another, perhaps.

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Fourth Earth? Why?

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Are we going or not?

@Spiritblitz

It takes a while to recharge after a Brink Jump. It's new tech, so cut me a bit of slack. I'll refine it after I do my job.

Myriad Reality

*Stands with my arms crossed*
Mm... Ah, done. Excellent.

Myriad Reality

We ready to roll out, I suppose?

Myriad Reality

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I appreciate you desire.

@Webmaster

*Nods*

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Dane: tell her to back off, and refrain from hurting Mrs. Juvia here.

@souleaterfan320

She wasn't. Granted, she was taunting her, but regardless.

Myriad Reality

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*your pistol begins to mold shut around the barrel*

Don't mess with a reality manipulator. That was your first mistake.

*the ground beneath us begins to slowly move, as if resisting whatever powers keep me from moving inside the field*

Second of all, she is the only person I could truly call a friend. That's something I do not wish to have taken from me.

*the ground begins to envelop me*

Stop, no one needs to get hurt.

@souleaterfan320

She might need that when we go to help Dad.

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I am willing to assist in this endeavor.

@Webmaster

I expected you. Kinda hoped for you as well, to be perfectly honest.