As MurrayL said, Raphnet-Tech is your best option for adapters.

However, I would honestly recommend picking up an Xbox Series X controller. The build quality is prety nice, and it’s super comfortable in the hand. It has the exact same button layout as the Dreamcast including triggers, just with an extra stick and the bumper buttons, so it’s perfect for Dreamcast emulation. Plus, you can use it on all your other games as well.

I’m not sure they ever planned to tackle it. The showrunners seem proud to have not played the games.

There’s also quite a few things that are really weird without a lot of explanation, so if they knew they were limited in time why did they change so much that requires explanation?

Hey, I never said they didn’t get anything right!

I agree with you hardcore on the props and the vaults. The vaults especially are finally realized to a proper scale, and I absolutely adore the manufactured community they have going on!

But I wouldn’t call the way things look a little detail in a TV show. The way things look is like, at least half of the show. That’s why they hire prop designers and cinematographers.

When I say little details, I mean stuff like how they treated previously established locations and lore. In my opinion, the little details are the ones that, when they get wrong and someone points it out, everyone says “that doesn’t matter.” Which has been a large part of the discourse I’ve observed for this show.

For instance, the Great Khans. By the end of New Vegas, they are either genocided by Courier Six, forcibly relocated north by the NCR, genocided and wiped from history by Caesar, integrated into The Legion, willingly relocated to Wyoming and allied with The Followers, or dead in battle at Hoover Dam.

In the show, 15 years later, they’ve taken over Novac. Which is also on the side opposite of Black Mountain from where their claimed territory sat 15 years ago.

Not that borders can’t change, but I would like to see some of the history of that!

Here’s a big detail:

At the same time that Shady Sands fell in the show, the NCR controlled almost all of California, had Pre-War spec gun manufacturing, had a currency, healthcare, the largest military in the world, concrete manufacturing, working railroads, five STATES, over 700,000 citizens, and were expanding into Vegas where they all but destroyed the local BoS.

For all intents and purposes, we should be seeing mass amounts of refugees and new settlements. Plus, Shady Sands isn’t located in LA. There was almost no remnant of NCR society other than mention, a junk town, and a few refugees. The ruins of LA are kinda implied to be the Pre-War ruins, so I was just kinda wondering where the evidence of the modern nation in that area from 15 years ago was.

Could they explain all this away? Probably. But they haven’t so far… and I’m getting worried that they think the regional history isn’t important for a series with major themes of humans repeating history.

I could continue to rant and rave, but I’m not here to oppose you on the things you like about the show. If you enjoy the show, I’m happy for you! It does capture the feel of the Bethesda Fallout games pretty darn well, and I’ve enjoyed Lucy and Cooper’s plotlines thus far.

But as a fan of and nerd for (obviously) the story they told in the West Coast up to that point, it’s hard for me to enjoy the show, as they seem to just be ignoring a lot of the history to present the world in a way that feels more similar to the characterization of the world and factions in the East Coast.

Took me too long to realize, but I had this experience with She-Bop.

LMAO. Gonna be a funny Super Bowl.

That’s a good interpretation! It would definitely be interesting to see a BoS that came to fear technology more than preserve it.

I wish they had set that up a little more, though. Ideologies developing is a big part of Fallout, and to me it feels like they’re presenting factions that are drastically different to what we’ve been shown before, without showing the before and at least part of the history that got them here.

Like how they faced Dinky the Dino backwards?

Or am I under the wrong impression that sniper lookouts should look out?

Sorry, that’s a little snarky. Plus it was built Pre-War. It was just built and used differently than seen there. I don’t hold any malice for anyone who enjoys the show. I would like to know what little details you mean, though, because I think that’s one of the areas where the show is least successful.

Maybe I’m the faggot, America!

I’m not a part of your redneck agenda!

Dick Dastardly doesn’t belong there but he would want to go and totally show up to prove how dastardly and evil he is. Muttley would be sitting next to him, snickering at everything he says.

Yeahhhh… no.

There are plenty of series about grey morality, and Fable isn’t one of them. Fable is the game where you save the world in a grand adventure then go fart in a villager’s face and kill him so you can rent out his house. Nothing wrong with that, and I think that sticking by the morality system would really help differentiate this new Fable from other Fantasy RPGs coming out!

A fellow Bonanza Bros. enjoyer? Yeah, you’re definitely going to like DEADBOLT.

I’ve been playing DEADBOLT since the demo came out on GameJolt in 2015. Probably my favorite game with a control scheme like that, and it’s made by the original devs of Risk of Rain.

Gotta be New Vegas. 323 hours on Steam, and probably around twice as many on the PS3.

Big Soil sending goons to your house rn

Better than mine lol

Really, all you need to do is make sure you’re fully closing the circular parts of the letters. Maybe make the tail on your “a” longer.

It looked to me like she just got lip filler, but I kinda see what you’re saying.

All day Christmas, if Brad hosts family at his house.

Note the uncertain look in her eyes replaced with confidence in the 2nd photo.