Thank you, corrected.
I don't think that the zetans' origin point is ever established.
I'd have to check the timeline, but I don't think that the Institute has anything this advanced yet.
This SI remembers the nomenclature from the Sector General series, not the real llife terms.
Fallout America is a big and strange place. Don't assume that it's any established faction.
Any error in American geography is probably mine.
If you're talking about the Mechanist, I don't think she's been born yet.
Fallout 4 takes place in 2287, only 5 years after the events of the story in a parallel timeline, so if she exists in Krono's timeline, she'll be alive, though no idea if she'd be inspired yet (since it's not know if she was inspired by the Fallout 3 Mechanist or if it was just convergent inspiration from the in-universe original source, the Unstoppables comic).
I will be covering that later.
This *could* be right if you are using 'break` as in "break left" but I think you mean The truck brakes hard.
Thank you, corrected.
This is also something that Zoat made up that Fallout psychics can't actually do.
I mean, Fallout psykers can have a wide range of abilities so isn't overly OC to think some could have abilities used to heal. Zoat clearly taking inspiration from WH40K psyker powers but still within Fallout possibility.
That is a very good question since those robots were obviously very advanced, from their weapons to their combat protocols.
Yeah, but what about fallout psychics developed from alien technology repaired and potentially enhanced by a power ring?
And one in danger of ceasing to be flying if it doesn't get its airframe in gear. I don't know if it has working shields, but I doubt they could stand up to the combined fire the 'bots appear to be putting out...
And setting down would just make it a big, sitting target for the 'bots, so there's only one option.
Since I doubt inertialess drives were in common use at any point in wartime history.
Good to see they can't perfectly predict things. That may prove useful in this fight.
I doubt penetration is all that needed, given the heat transfer. Speaking of heat, anyone smell bacon?
And without total cover and very good heat shielding, you're gonna end up with a very nasty (and very oddly-patterned) sunburn.
Can't predict bad luck, 'bot-boy. Especially if someone down there has the right Perk.
Screw Gameplay and Story Segregation.Destroying a wrecked 'bot to deny enemies useful intelligence from the remains? Someone's clever.
...And the fact that the 'bots are damn good at hitting moving human targets has nothing to do with it, I'm sure.
And don't lose it, he'll be wanting that back after.
Yeah, easy enough to ignore their fairy tales of psychic powers, until they're talking straight into your brain, huh?
At least they adapt to changing circumstances quickly.
If nothing else, they can chew up the road surface, make the terrain a little less stable for the 'bots.
Not an inconceivable application of telekinetic forces, especially from someone who actually has some knowledge of physics...
Thermal conduction, eh? Reminds me of a Heat 'Hawk from Gundam. Of course, it'd have to be made of some fancy metal to avoid melting itself...
Even without its gun or axe, it's still got to be a couple of tons of machinery. That'll leave a mark if it crashes into you...
So, something like this?
Last thing you need is it pinning you down in the middle of a firefight, after all.
Man, Krono is really not built for combat, is he? Joy of having focused on being a Diplomancer and being forced into a combat quest.
Oh, sure, go for the squishier combatant!
And while I doubt he'd have thought of it at the time, he'll no doubt tell tales of the one-liners he gave when he did so.
Feel free to invent some for him.Cutting their losses, I see. No doubt they'll be back with upgrades to resist everything they got tossed at them next time...
Perfect time for a secondary ambush, when they're cleaning up the mess.
Sure, it sounds like some sort of magical healing technique, but I figure he's simply telekinetically grabbing torn chunks and holding them in place while the stim-pack nanotech does its thing...
That was one heck of a random encounter. Let's hope that's all it was.
Tense mismatch? Maybe 'aim'?
...as it takes quick but cautious swings at me.
I haul myself upright and blast it with lightning...
Fallout psykers canonically can:
No, I think that's okay.
Thank you, corrected.
Few other examples in later games too.
The biokinesis might come from the Lovecraft stuff related to the crown. That said, you can heal shattered bones and wounds over a couple minutes by injecting people with drugs like stimpacks or by getting them to eat their body weight in food. I don't think psychic healing is out of the question, especially with those same drugs involved
Unless he used that Power Ring to give himself the Metagene, still no.
Fallout psychic powers are psychic powers as envisioned in the 60s..
This should probably be I-80 instead; I-90 runs up along the northern edge of South Dakota, while I-80 runs directly through the center of Iowa.
I think that 90 is the one that I want as they're not inside the Iowa radiation belt yet.
