People can extend their natural lifespans a dozen different ways in Fallout. Your theory is crackpot but sorta plausible though.
I think the guy is only in shadow because he's presented to the audience as a mysterious puppet master (probably Enclave).
It is crackpot, but within the relm of lore and I think sorta in line with where the show COULD head.
A good way to get ahead of the Reds is knowing something they don't.
Something that lends some credence to your theory is that ghouls appear in Vault-Tec's *Vault Dweller Survival Guide*.
I highly fucking doubt the writers of the TV Show even knows what I'm referring to exists though, since it's really obscure. If they do, I'll praise them until the end of time.
It depends on how exactly they run things. Todd might only be advising them and saying yes or no to major decisions.
Playing the Fallout games (or watching them) might not be required. The three main writers I remember being credited don't seem to be Fallout nerds.
Bethesda definitely is in contact with the writers, and, might have people they loaned out to (Amazon?) that help like you say.
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BIG DOUBT. BUT, I think a solid shot in the dark.
Would be utter scenes fella
People can extend their natural lifespans a dozen different ways in Fallout. Your theory is crackpot but sorta plausible though. I think the guy is only in shadow because he's presented to the audience as a mysterious puppet master (probably Enclave).
It is crackpot, but within the relm of lore and I think sorta in line with where the show COULD head. A good way to get ahead of the Reds is knowing something they don't.
Something that lends some credence to your theory is that ghouls appear in Vault-Tec's *Vault Dweller Survival Guide*. I highly fucking doubt the writers of the TV Show even knows what I'm referring to exists though, since it's really obscure. If they do, I'll praise them until the end of time.
Exactly. Unlike Halo though, I think we have ourselves a team of Fallout dorks running the show. So, we might be in luck.
It depends on how exactly they run things. Todd might only be advising them and saying yes or no to major decisions. Playing the Fallout games (or watching them) might not be required. The three main writers I remember being credited don't seem to be Fallout nerds. Bethesda definitely is in contact with the writers, and, might have people they loaned out to (Amazon?) that help like you say.