Detail - In Fallout (2024), when the Ghoul sits in a supermarket to watch a movie, Halloween decorations are seen on the shelf. In Fallouts lore the bombs fell on October 23, 2077
Detail - In Fallout (2024), when the Ghoul sits in a supermarket to watch a movie, Halloween decorations are seen on the shelf. In Fallouts lore the bombs fell on October 23, 2077
That’s a regular feature of the games too, so it’s nice to see it carry over
Well then that's not very realistic at all. I have been in stores right before Halloween, we should be seeing nothing but Christmas stuff.
Yeah, Halloween would be late August and September
the last of us (game, not sure about the show) had halloween crap lying around as outbreak day was Sept 26th
If it was realistic it'd have Christmas stuff too.
The dumb part is it takes place 200+ years after "the bombs fell". You can look at how supermarkets fare after 5-10 years being abandoned, there won't be anything after 200.
"Deep time" is hard for people to get their heads around. Battlefield Earth infamously takes place one thousand years after aliens conquer Earth, and the jeeps at an abandoned military base still have fully-inflated rubber tires... next to the flight-ready Harrier jets.
Does this show get better in later episodes? The first one was so awful I coudn't even finish it. Bad acting, bad CGI, boring plot. And the sets are way too shiny and fake-looking for some reason. As a huge fan of the series (especially New Vegas), it was extremely disappointing.
I didn't play the games, but the first season of the show is incredible. The rest of the episodes are not shiny at all.
This seems to be a common opinion. People who have never played the games tend to like the show. But I can assure you this: if you like the show, then you'd love the games even more than I do. They're an order of magnitude better.