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Myron basically admits he’s full of shit in 2. Jet (perhaps not under that name) is a pre-war drug. It’s a complete nonissue.
I think there is merit to the “Myron is full of shit” theory for sure, but isn’t one of the primary ingredients in Jet Brahmin feces?
Can’t exactly imagine that existed pre-war
Manure? Why does it have to be a two headed mutated cow instead of a regular cow
Also, just because the active ingredient semi-naturally occurs in brahmin dung (only if they’re fed a specific pre-war feed) doesn’t mean that that’s the only place where it can be found or that a cow/cow adjacent digestive tract is the only place where the requisite reactions can occur. Jet is basically inhaled meth, there’s no reason to assume that it can’t be mass manufactured.
Is the reason the drugs names are fake because of censorship? Like they didn’t want a higher rating or something
I remember being irritated about this in Falllout 3, but even more so that every person pre-war from the poorest child to the most exalted CEOs hoarded bottle caps and stuffed them into every ready container. Almost like they knew I’d need the cash decades later.
*centuries later
The Bethesda fallout games take place 200 years after the Great War.
Imagine walking around America today and someone has the Skelton of a revolutionary war soldier in their half burnt house. Or finding a flintlock from 1760 in someone’s desk and it’s in mint condition. That’s what every Bethesda game has
Lincoln’s repeater is the tits.
Honestly, I wrote 200 years initially then couldn’t remember if they were actually that dumb, second guessed myself, and hedged on “decades.”
But yes, realizing that many places in America would have been uninhabited wilderness 200 years before today, the idea that major metro areas would still be untouched ruins 200 years after the war is just ludicrous.
I just put all this stuff in the same “ignore it for the gameplay” box as torches still being lit in ancient tombs and backwoods merchants accepting 1000 year old gold coins as currency for buying beef jerky or magic shields or whatever.
Pre-war Fallout 4 population storing their homemade hardware store guns in their safes before the bombs fell
It also bothered me how safes pretty much have the same random content regardless of where they are or how strong the lock is. You could pick a master-grade lock in the depths of one of the Commonwealth’s most advanced top-secret military bases, and still wind up with a pocket watch and some crackhead’s scrap metal pistol.
CIA or the Fallout equivalent. Everyone knows they get up to sneaky black ops stuff.
And getting people hooked on drugs is one of their specialties.
