Fallout Fan Fiction
Further fueling my addiction to the fallout universe, today I discovered an archive of fan fiction.
I have never really read much fan fiction about anything before but after browsing through a couple of pieces there is some really interesting stuff out there. It is great to see the imaginations of hundreds of people being put to work to create interesting and original scenarios for this expansive universe.
Some of it is mediocre, but for the most part there are a lot of great works out there. This will give me something to do until the last downloadable content “broken steel” comes out soon. Perhaps I will even write a few pieces of my own? :)
Also, I am downloading Fallout 1 and 2 which came out for the PC in the late 90s. Although they were great games I can only tolerate legacy technology for so long before I get bored. Looking forward to see how it goes.
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Submarines DevCon 2025 Keynote Speech
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