So, naming all your stuff exactly as they are IRL is not lore breaking at all in any way shape or form.Įdited by Athanasa, 26 November 2016 - 03:23 PM. SPAS-12, same name in Fallout as real world, designed IRL 1972, WAY After divergence. ACTUALLY! Scrap all of that, because I found this on the Wiki. Our real-world AR-15 was designed in 1956, after the timeline divergence. Who's to say they didn't call it AR-14 in Fallout? Some people will go, "What's the point?" Well - the point is that isn't an AR-15. Because Fallout isn't our world - they diverge around 1945. The Fallout universe already has paralells for existing US weapon companies.
I want to use common (but descriptive) names for things as much as possible - like "AR-15", for example. That said, I'm not planning to absolutely go ham in that area and use real-world brand names for specific after-market gun parts, or anything. Part of the idea behind WARS is to go closer to the real world, rather than further away from it. As such one basketball can produce infinite rubber and experience.Probably not, sorry.
Doctor Sun sells a shipment of 25 rubber.Rufus Rubins at Goodneighbor in the Hotel Rexford sells a shipment of 100 rubber.Daisy at Goodneighbor sells a shipment of 100 rubber.Deb at Bunker Hill sells a shipment of 100 rubber.