I think it’s a Yoji Shinkawa drawing (or at least in his style). Couldn’t find it on google at all with any number of search word combinations.
It’s sick as fuck and I wanna see it again
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I think it’s a Yoji Shinkawa drawing (or at least in his style). Couldn’t find it on google at all with any number of search word combinations.
It’s sick as fuck and I wanna see it again
I've become interested in the literary genre of the 'encyclopedic novel'. A fiction book which which while following a narrative of some kind, uses that narrative to go into (usually densely informational) digressions on other subjects, fictional or not. The term was coined in discussions on Pynchon's Gravity's Rainbow, with Moby Dick and Infinite Jest being some other well known examples. (Moby Dick being the only one I myself have read, so apologies if my grasp of what the genre entails isn't fully informed) I'm wondering how this sort of narrative structure would translate into cinematic form. That is, not to say actual screen adaptations of the works included in the genre but rathe


I played through the whole game but i really don't remember them explaing it.
After completing operation Red Glare for the railroad (blowing up the Prydwen). I can't get companions to work. I can talk to Danse (btw already done his quest) but I can only trade with him like you would a town settler. Dogmeat I can't even talk to. Garvey I can talk to like a normal companion and get him to follow me, but he doesn't follow me. He stays in sanctuary where I had him and is nowhere to be found when I fast travel. Do I have to finish the final fight or is this a glitch?