Evolution According to Fallout

#2 - trollinggenius

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(02/12/2013)[-]

there was a point where we evolve into a mushroom?

#19 to #2 - ilgattozaiga

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(02/12/2013)[-]

Yes, a very friendly one.

#75 to #2 - youthanasia

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(02/12/2013)[-]

Evolving in broccoli.

#10 - rbpwn

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(02/12/2013)[-]

That's not evolution, that's mutation

That's also not how it happened in Fallout

#13 to #10 - siggythepiggy

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(02/12/2013)[-]

Are you implying evolution is not caused by mutation?

#21 to #13 - anonymousdoctor

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#26 to #13 - imnotkickthecat

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(02/12/2013)[-]

mutation is caused by jesus dude.

#15 to #13 - rbpwn

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(02/12/2013)[-]

No, I'm talking about unnatural (And it's clearly shown that the cause is unnatural) and sudden genetic rewrites as mutation

#14 to #13 - tylosaurus

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(02/12/2013)[-]

I think he means mutation as in natural evoluationary mutation.

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#12 to #11 - rbpwn

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(02/12/2013)[-]

But Jokes are funny

#31 to #12 - schneidend#390 on commentsRank#390

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(02/12/2013)[-]

"I did not find this funny. It must not be funny to anybody!"

#33 to #31 - rbpwn

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(02/12/2013)[-]

Besides the fact that I said nothing like that, it wasn't

it was just The Evolution Of Man, a Mushroom cloud, and 3 seconds of ******* around in Paint

#37 to #33 - schneidend#390 on commentsRank#390

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(02/12/2013)[-]

You didn't find it funny. That doesn't somehow mean this wasn't created for humorous purposes.

#20 - mishaestrin

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#29 - arrowinurbutt

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#24 - BeardOfJesus

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(02/12/2013)[-]

In the fallout universe most human mutations were a result of F.E.V. experimentation, radiation from the great war only played a small part.

#28 to #24 - crazylance

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(02/12/2013)[-]

And to anyone wondering, Fallout 1/2 explained alot about that, there were even mines at the edge of the map at the 2nd Fallout that were ********** with mutants and Enclave corpses had data disks on them, explaining that the F.E.V experiment was being to get out of hand there.

#47 to #28 - paronix

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(02/12/2013)[-]

Wasn't there something similar in a few vaults in 3?

Or am I making that up?

I'm sure there was something like that in fallout 3

#61 to #47 - ddemiddon

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(02/12/2013)[-]

there was, vault 87 I think

#35 - thisotherdude

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(02/12/2013)[-]

Damn muties

#38 to #35 - rbpwn

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(02/12/2013)[-]

#48 - johnnygat

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#49 to #48 - mmmilovemeth

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(02/12/2013)[-]

I loved the tales of Herbert 'Daring' Dashwood and his faithful ghoul man servant Argyle!

#58 to #49 - retris

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(02/12/2013)[-]

Too bad argyles DEAD

#79 to #58 - argyle

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(02/13/2013)[-]

I beg to differ old chap

#83 to #48 - godot

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(02/16/2013)[-]

Ripping the black widow's heart out.

#70 to #48 - darkangeloffire

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(02/12/2013)[-]

WHat irked me was that they ended in Rockopolis. I wanted to hear if Herbert climbed that ledge damnit!

#25 - talkingmouth

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(02/12/2013)[-]

Superhuman were the results of expiration taking place in Vault 81.

#44 to #25 - deviousdanish

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(02/12/2013)[-]

Super Mutants, and Vault 87. At least you tried.

#27 - wolfdogone

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(02/12/2013)[-]

It's also why I love this game

#4 - tyraxio

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(02/12/2013)[-]

Come on. It's a pretty well-known fact if you ever played the main quest that Centaurs and Super Mutants are F.E.V. victims. Only the ghouls and the big animals are radiation-caused.

#30 to #4 - thisotherdude

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(02/12/2013)[-]

Actually in the first fallout ghouls were also the result of F.E.V. Hench why for the most part the large majority were found in necropolis, due to the F.E.V. testing done in that vault.

#32 to #30 - tyraxio

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(02/12/2013)[-]

The Necropolis didn't test F.E.V., the vault doors just never closed on purpose. That was that Vaults' purpose.

#39 to #32 - thisotherdude

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(02/12/2013)[-]

Wasn't there F.E.V. involved? I remember a dialogue about how there was some kind of green mist or something like that occasionally being released in the vault before the bombs dropped, I may be wrong though but it just seems so familiar.

#41 to #39 - tyraxio

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(02/12/2013)[-]

I'm not sure. I'm not a big know-it-all about the first few. I know a few facts, but Fallout 3 is where I am strong.

#5 to #4 - stijnverheye

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(02/12/2013)[-]

yeah they were test subjects of the enclave

#6 to #5 - tyraxio

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(02/12/2013)[-]

The Enclave didn't exist pre-Fallout. All of the vaults were test subjects of the American government at the time. The Enclave came along after the bombs fell, and therefore after the vaults were set-up.

#9 to #6 - taintedangel

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(02/12/2013)[-]

The Enclave were a shadow organisation during the Old-World era. They were also the ones responsible for the Vault-Tec Vault Experiments as well.

#7 to #6 - anon id: 1249a4ba

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(02/12/2013)[-]

Well the Pre-War Enclave was more a shadow organisation within the military-industrial complex and certain government representatives, which was why they assumed the government's title post-war.

#8 to #5 - TimBisley

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(02/12/2013)[-]

Some of them were from the Enclave at Mariposa (I think), some of them were from F.E.V tests in Pre-War vaults, and the smarter first gen, stupid second gen and the nightkin were all from the Master.

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