The Fallout LARPers in Cyberpunk 2077



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26 thoughts on “The Fallout LARPers in Cyberpunk 2077”

  1. If you are doing videos for Cyberpunk 2077 or know someone who does, there is an Easter egg from Death Stranding in the police station with River. Inside there is Bb-28 a.k.a. Louise 😀

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  2. fun fact: the reason why interplay had to pull out of the GURPS system and use their own SPECIAL system instead was due to the scene in the fallout 1 intro, where that soldier in t-51b power armor executes a canadian solder. interplay refused to remove the scene so they had to pull out of the GURPS system and develop their own

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  3. Hey man quick question what's up with all of your content lately I just scroll through a bunch of videos and they all are one minute or a couple of minutes long what happened to the long form content I used to watch on your channel?

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  4. Fun fact: The Point Lookout DLC references the Union POW camp that held thousands of Confederate POWs, many of whom died in the camp. The POW Camp is also referenced in the song “I’m a Good Ol’ Rebel.”

    Also, there is a monument at Point Lookout dedicated to John Smith’s landing at the site, though the date on it is off by four years. Some have theorized that this is a part of the timeline divergence for the Fallout Universe goes back further than previously thought.

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  5. FUN FACT:
    WITHOUT the wild wasteland trait, during beyond the beef questline. The dead investigator you find in the hotel room is named "Jay Barnes" is a reference to another actor named "Jay Karnes" who also portray investigators in TV shows. His most prominent role was Detective Dutch Wagenbach from the TV series "The Shield"

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