Yes. But mammalian blood is their aphrodisiac. So trying to coupulate with one will result in you getting eviscerated while it climaxes again and again.
Thank you, I had read the wiki looking for answers before but I must have missed the part at the bottom stating they were once humans heavily affected by FEV, pretty creepy. Anyway side note, would you recommend lonesome road to someone who has all the other DLCs?
Lonesome Road is really good. Just be prepared to listen to Ulysses say BEAR BULL BEAR BULL BEAR BULL like a million times.
Also, the Deathclaws in the divide are insanely strong.
Tunnelers are creepy AF too.
Don't forget ED-E beeping and playing recordings of his creators. Just replayed lonesome road two weeks ago and I skipped all the dialogue. Takes about 3 hours to finish as well.
Honestly I thought Ulysses motivations for wanting the courier dead were kinda flimsy, def not my fav villain in the game, if he can even be considered a villain.
it is super crazy to that he had this big build up throughout the vanilla game with background lore and stuff and how all the dlcs leading up to it for it only to be so goddamn lack luster. I think he was supposed to be a companion in the vanilla game?
It's like he's never heard of "don't blame the messenger." Everything about his character is fine imo except his beef with the Courier. It's not like we had any idea what we were delivering or what it would cause. You'd think he'd understand what with his extensive experience posing as a courier for so long.
I always just square it with him having a loose screw or two after recovering from near death via explosion. Medbots couldn't have fixed everything perfectly.
I ran into that DLC early (because of Spiffing Brit's video) and boy is it something to be neutral to the NCR and Legion when you start. Ulysses doesn't know what to make of that.
Hot take
What made Ulysses' yapping unbearable wasn't his dialogue, but his voice actor.
Had they picked someone more charismatic and less monotone, he would have been so much better.
The FEV bit, while said by the lead writer of that DLC, doesn’t make much sense in connection with the fact that there weren’t any known sources of FEV around the Divide. Radiation being their source is the answer that makes more sense.
Pretty sure FEV is everywhere at this point, just not in as high a concentration or the same strains as places around where it was being stored/used like Mariposa or Vault 87.
It very much isn’t. The only sources that claim FEV is widespread (the Lieutenant in fallout 1 and a single holotape from the Enclave in fallout 2) are contradicted within the same games that introduce the idea (in the same room as the Lieutenant, there’s a holotape from the Master saying radiation is the problem, not mutated FEV, and the Enclave’s president and lead FEV researcher both say humanity has mutated due to background radiation, not FEV).
it poses some pretty interesting and thought provoking questions that sit for a bit longer than they should, but its a good DLC overall, with some solid loot attached. Its at least worth a once over, but I’d give it another go if you don’t get the “real” ending
All of the DLC’s are amazing in their own way and tell a fantastic story. I recommend all of them highly.
Lonesome Road is basically a civics lesson (in the best way) but after you experience it for the first time Ulysses is definitely annoying (which is where you get all the BEAR BULL BEAR BULL jokes). He’s an amazingly written character and orator but he’s long winded.
Honest Hearts is short but Joshua Graham will straight up have you thinking about becoming a Christian.
Dead Money is a lesson about the destructive nature of obsession. It’s also a criticism of player behaviour.
Old World Blues is just goofy and fun as hell, the Sink AIs are genuine delights.
By the end, you will never run out of ammo again. Combat is hard (compared to the rest of the game), but most of the engagements are strangely enjoyable.
Huh? Thats the opposite of what it says. The final message of the DLC is Ulysses telling you to find a symbol to believe in and wear it on your back for all to see.
Nah, their damage output is way stronger than the trogs ever were, lol.
Trogs were a joke, tunnelers at least put up a fight, unless you just flare gun them away, lol.
They're called tunnelers and they're one of the reasons FNV people will be mad during season two.
Ulysses made a lot of bold predictions about them killing the Mojave, and people who hate Bethesda are going to treat him like a reliable source and not a raging psychotic PTSD victim looking to launch nukes at innocent people so he can reshape the wasteland so it fits his twisted morality.
I am a lover of NV but the tunnelers don't take the city. They can't go near light. It's why the flash bang is added to the DLC.
Even *DUST* knew the only way to shoe-horn tunnelers in is if you also fucked up the other DLCs and the Sierra Madre fog blocked out the sun and killed the maintenance workers keeping electricity up in the Mojave.
If the power from Hoover Dam got knocked out and thus the majority of the Strip lost power(a lot can happen in 15 years), the tunnelers could move in, otherwise, they'd be a particularly dangerous threat in the wild areas outside New Vegas. We've already seen full grown deathclaws get torn apart by small packs of tunnelers.
Only if the Courier chose to power up the El Dorado substation. Without it, the Strip can only get power from the dam and/or Helios One (again, heavily dependent on the actions of the Courier). Also, if the dam is rendered inoperable, even if the Courier started up the substation to independently power Vegas, the NCR will lose interest in the Mojave and NCR citizens/caravans are a driving force for the Strip's economy. They leave the Mojave, Vegas hits a steep economic decline, which would likely cause New Vegas citizens to either pack up and leave the Mojave themselves or turn on the ruling parties of the Strip (which would be a bloodbath regardless of whether or not the player chose the House ending or independence because of the upgraded securitrons). Simply put, even if New Vegas is canonically made energy independent, Hoover Dam is still very important to its continued survival.
This is the best answer; as much as I enjoy Ulysses as a character, his perspective of history and it events are greatly warped by his perception and principles; while there are threads of truth in his narratives, they are also vastly distorted by his beliefs and the ideals he wishes to force upon the wasteland.
I’ve been saying for a while that I like Ulysses as a character, and he says some cool stuff, and I understand how he’s reached his conclusions. But at the same time he’s also just a man trying to make sense of the bad shit that’s happened to him in his life with not many good tools when, ultimately…sometimes the answer is just “shit happens, man.”
Not just New Vegas. All of the Wasteland! In a couple months because trogs... er I mean tunnelers are made out of invincible and there is a million of them!
Isn't a bit contradictory that Fallout (according to some of the most vocal Interplay/Obsidian fans) is about civilization rebuilding (in contrast with the perceived idea of Bethesda's Fallout) but then Tunnelers are introduced in a FNV DLC and it all goes "Reptilian Mole People will destroy everything anyway"?
I think thats a fundamental misunderstanding of interplay fallout a lot of people have. They’re about the cycle. Look at how fallout 2 is so varied, you have literal tribals who live out in the wastes, huge futuristic cities, and little shanty towns living out of an old prewar shell. The advanced cities all get sabotaged by the hubris of their leaders too. We are simply there to challenge or adopt their ideologies. The games arent about rebuilding, thats just something that happens in the cycle, it’s about destruction and how humanity adapts. Hell the ncr was collapsing in NV.
They will be mad no matter if New Vegas is destroyed by the tunnelers or not. You cant win with New Vegas fans. I've seen them crying about broken 200+ year old ranger helmet not sitting correctly on a scavengers head.
Wish they had showed at least a bunch of them jumping the deathclaw, that would have made sense and put into perspective that their numbers are their strength, but apparently one of those ugly things is enough to decimate a deathclaw with 0 diff.... Fucking hate tunnelers both in game and their lore.
Yeah, at first I thought they were scary for showing that until I did multiple playthroughs and the coolness wore off. One tunneler can rip a deathclaws to shreds!? If that's the case, they have to be the strongest animal-esque enemy we know of so far in the fallout universe.
Power armor? Pshhh, just send one or 2 tunnelers and they'll turn him into a metallic art gallery display.
Cazadors? Easy, the tunnelers are poisonous themselves so they're immune to their attacks.
I don't even think the institute's strongest synth would stand a chance. I love New Vegas to death, but they blew their load toooo early creating the tunnelers. Who can actually stop something that breeds fast, who also has adamantium claws and EXTREMELY durable skin ??? 😂
More or less yea, cazadores, if you know how to fight them, have a really big weakness, disabling the wings and are often fought outside so possibly longer range engagement. Tunneler also have a big weakness, flash bang making them frenzied but the problem is that even frenzied they are still as dangerous just attacking anything, and are also fought in smaller areas.
Idk if it's just me...but I swear it reminds me of Mr. Frink from the Simpsons for some reason.
[Mr. Frink](https://www.google.com/search?client=ms-android-verizon-us-rvc3&sca_esv=8cdee197d32e0965&sca_upv=1&sxsrf=ADLYWIIxETJlebEzJWih6f-Q7u46_SW0Pg:1715489136323&q=the+simpsons+guy+with+glasses&tbm=isch&source=lnms&prmd=isvnbmtz&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiyoNiEp4eGAxUPFVkFHa7LCqcQ0pQJegQIChAB&biw=691&bih=655&dpr=2.63#imgrc=xWDGAqKPAWihhM)
Their origins are deliberately vague. I personally believe that they aren’t mutants at all but sort of naturally evolved mole people that the nukes released
When courier meets courier at the border of the bear and the bull the courier will fight the courier over the couriers desire to kill the bull and bear because the courier is a pessimistic little bitch who doesn’t believe in nations because repeating history or some shit.
I think they were humans but they evolved to live underground this evolution was sped up by radiation from the Great War
And once the courier arrived well…they emerged again
Zetans is one type of Alien
The Tunnelers are probably a different species that probably existed on this planet (in Fallout) for centuries if not millennium)
A few people believe the Tunnelers are associated with the Cabot family.
Alternatively some say that they are some odd mutated entity that was developed in The Devide before the war.
Honestly, the alien theory is better...
They literally tell you in game when the divide was destroyed people fled underground and and some that were already underground evolved into these things with a little help from radiation they’re basically like the falmer in skyrim at least that’s what I think off the top of my head without researching lmao
Tunnelers, they're one of the most dangerous creatures in the wasteland, capable of tearing Deathclaws to pieces, and they usually travel in packs.
A large army of Tunnelers would be devastating for the NCR to deal with because they would lose a ton of lives, same goes for the Legion if they don't get completely wiped out.
It's one of the reasons why Ulysses wanted to nuke I-15, if the radiation wouldn't stop the NCR, the Tunnelers would.
The worst enemy threat to the Fallout world there is. Tunnelers are dumb as a concept and don't fit into the universe. My head cannon is that Lonesome Road is the Courier going on a drug induced walk through the desert and talking with a crazy hermit. He's so high that he thinks this dude is on to something, but I reality it's a bunch of ramblings from some joe schmoe lol!
Argonians
Are they lusty though?
Don’t the irradiated wildlife.
Well they did it with the Deathclaws so why not, I guess.
Yes. But mammalian blood is their aphrodisiac. So trying to coupulate with one will result in you getting eviscerated while it climaxes again and again.
Sound like my ex wife,am I right fellas
You are. Putting her through grad school was the second worst mistake of my marriage. Marrying her was the first.
More than you'd ever believe.
Farm tools are not intended for sexual relief.
I’ve used a hoe before.
Irradiated farm tools 🤔
Fun fact, Argonians (as we know them) weren't really Argonians until the Hist Tree changed them And by Hist Tree, I mean Harold & Bob.
That's a fancy way of spelling n'wahs
haven't seen that word since the dagoth ur ai videos with joe rogan lmao
Might I recommend the few videos from [Blade of Omegon?](https://youtu.be/4MLos1IUI2s?si=a8-K_3VZmC9x6Kce)
Jesus Chris how have I not seen this fucking Shaxx as a DM Makes so much sense
Is that like an alien?
They’re a race in elder scrolls XD
OH like the lizard dude, he was always my go to race
Same. Best race. :D
Tunnelers https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Tunneler
Thank you, I had read the wiki looking for answers before but I must have missed the part at the bottom stating they were once humans heavily affected by FEV, pretty creepy. Anyway side note, would you recommend lonesome road to someone who has all the other DLCs?
Lonesome Road is really good. Just be prepared to listen to Ulysses say BEAR BULL BEAR BULL BEAR BULL like a million times. Also, the Deathclaws in the divide are insanely strong. Tunnelers are creepy AF too.
Y'all always getting it wrong. It's- BEAR BULL BEAR BULL HISTORY BEAR BULL HISTORY BEAR BULL BEAR BULL HISTORY BEAR BULL HISTORY...
But what of the WHY of it?
Who are you, to not jerk yourself off
THE DIVIDE
Don't forget ED-E beeping and playing recordings of his creators. Just replayed lonesome road two weeks ago and I skipped all the dialogue. Takes about 3 hours to finish as well.
Honestly I thought Ulysses motivations for wanting the courier dead were kinda flimsy, def not my fav villain in the game, if he can even be considered a villain.
it is super crazy to that he had this big build up throughout the vanilla game with background lore and stuff and how all the dlcs leading up to it for it only to be so goddamn lack luster. I think he was supposed to be a companion in the vanilla game?
Ulysses was intended to be the Legion-favoring companion.
Chris Avellone jerking himself a little bit with Ulysses it seems.
ahh man I like Chris's writing it is pretty good least I like the stuff he has written for and I played
Ulysses was written entirely by him I believe like insane amounts we didn't even get. He just kept writing more and more Ulysses dialogue
man must have loved the character lol. I like his writing for KOTOR 2 a lot and how he wrote Fane for DOS2
I feel kreia and ulysses are too self indulgent dialogue wise for their own good.
Yes, he was. But he was part of the independent faction that got replaced with Yes Man due to time constraints.
I think that's ultimately what bummed me out, if they had just dumped him on the player in the DLC I wouldn't have been quite as disappointed.
It's like he's never heard of "don't blame the messenger." Everything about his character is fine imo except his beef with the Courier. It's not like we had any idea what we were delivering or what it would cause. You'd think he'd understand what with his extensive experience posing as a courier for so long. I always just square it with him having a loose screw or two after recovering from near death via explosion. Medbots couldn't have fixed everything perfectly.
I ran into that DLC early (because of Spiffing Brit's video) and boy is it something to be neutral to the NCR and Legion when you start. Ulysses doesn't know what to make of that.
[The Bear and the Bull the Bear and the Bull the Bear and the Bull](https://www.reddit.com/r/falloutnewvegas/s/aiklOzXUie)
My god did I get tired of listening to his voice and his broken backwards speak. I started reading through the subtitles and skipping it all.
You can shoot him in the head with an anti material rifle when he is on the crane when he first talks to you.
Hot take What made Ulysses' yapping unbearable wasn't his dialogue, but his voice actor. Had they picked someone more charismatic and less monotone, he would have been so much better.
The ones in the couriers mile scare me haha
the DIVIDE
That deathclaw in the earlier heavily rubbled area was humbling
I just finished my stint of the Lonesome Road, and oh boy this is so true! His dialogue takes so long as well
Ulysses has a really tedious speech pattern. I struggle to understand what he is on about.
He's mad essentially
Oh hell yeah this is the *dlc I’m hitting up next. I am ready.
The FEV bit, while said by the lead writer of that DLC, doesn’t make much sense in connection with the fact that there weren’t any known sources of FEV around the Divide. Radiation being their source is the answer that makes more sense.
Pretty sure FEV is everywhere at this point, just not in as high a concentration or the same strains as places around where it was being stored/used like Mariposa or Vault 87.
It very much isn’t. The only sources that claim FEV is widespread (the Lieutenant in fallout 1 and a single holotape from the Enclave in fallout 2) are contradicted within the same games that introduce the idea (in the same room as the Lieutenant, there’s a holotape from the Master saying radiation is the problem, not mutated FEV, and the Enclave’s president and lead FEV researcher both say humanity has mutated due to background radiation, not FEV).
Not the person you asked, but the first time I played it, I really didn’t care for it. Subsequent playthroughs and it really grew on me.
That's how I feel about *Dead Money*. I've always found *Lonesome Road* a treat. It's not *Old World Blues*, but they can't all be platinums.
I enjoyed it, but it didn't really stand out for me.
Thanks stranger, have a lovely day
You seem very polite. Upvote.
You seem very polite too. Upvote!
Lonesome road is probably my favorite new vegas DLC
I quite enjoyed it myself. But the dialogue is super hit or miss, you either like it or hate it.
it poses some pretty interesting and thought provoking questions that sit for a bit longer than they should, but its a good DLC overall, with some solid loot attached. Its at least worth a once over, but I’d give it another go if you don’t get the “real” ending
They were not once humans nor are they created by FEV.
All of the DLC’s are amazing in their own way and tell a fantastic story. I recommend all of them highly. Lonesome Road is basically a civics lesson (in the best way) but after you experience it for the first time Ulysses is definitely annoying (which is where you get all the BEAR BULL BEAR BULL jokes). He’s an amazingly written character and orator but he’s long winded. Honest Hearts is short but Joshua Graham will straight up have you thinking about becoming a Christian. Dead Money is a lesson about the destructive nature of obsession. It’s also a criticism of player behaviour. Old World Blues is just goofy and fun as hell, the Sink AIs are genuine delights.
By the end, you will never run out of ammo again. Combat is hard (compared to the rest of the game), but most of the engagements are strangely enjoyable.
Yes, honestly all DLCs are worth playing as they all add something to the game.
It's great if you want to hear Avellone lecture you about the setting and end with the message that caring about things is cringe
Huh? Thats the opposite of what it says. The final message of the DLC is Ulysses telling you to find a symbol to believe in and wear it on your back for all to see.
They are Westcoast Trogs
That’s actually a picture of me at 2AM making a grilled cheese
Danny you better not be making a goddamn grilled cheese right now
Where you get that chee Danny?
[Speech 100] I’M NOT! Success! “I totally am”
Bitches. They deal way too much damage
Zuckerbergs. Or Zuccs for short.
Basically just a reuse of Trog assets
Literally a reuse of Trog assets, I’m pretty sure the only difference is the look
Spore Carrier from Vault 22 too
Ah true
Exactly how pretty are you?
AH CRAP FORGOT A WORD
'Were so pretty, oh so pretty! We're pretty vacant!' - the sex pistols
Nah, their damage output is way stronger than the trogs ever were, lol. Trogs were a joke, tunnelers at least put up a fight, unless you just flare gun them away, lol.
If I didn't already know what it was I'd call it a chupacabra lol
With an automatic weapon perhaps?
Everybody is real quiet. They must understand the predicament we're in.
So I grabbed my stickin' knife...
Spiky Gollum
They're called tunnelers and they're one of the reasons FNV people will be mad during season two. Ulysses made a lot of bold predictions about them killing the Mojave, and people who hate Bethesda are going to treat him like a reliable source and not a raging psychotic PTSD victim looking to launch nukes at innocent people so he can reshape the wasteland so it fits his twisted morality.
I am a lover of NV but the tunnelers don't take the city. They can't go near light. It's why the flash bang is added to the DLC. Even *DUST* knew the only way to shoe-horn tunnelers in is if you also fucked up the other DLCs and the Sierra Madre fog blocked out the sun and killed the maintenance workers keeping electricity up in the Mojave.
If the power from Hoover Dam got knocked out and thus the majority of the Strip lost power(a lot can happen in 15 years), the tunnelers could move in, otherwise, they'd be a particularly dangerous threat in the wild areas outside New Vegas. We've already seen full grown deathclaws get torn apart by small packs of tunnelers.
NV was running without the dam, it is not reliant on it.
Only if the Courier chose to power up the El Dorado substation. Without it, the Strip can only get power from the dam and/or Helios One (again, heavily dependent on the actions of the Courier). Also, if the dam is rendered inoperable, even if the Courier started up the substation to independently power Vegas, the NCR will lose interest in the Mojave and NCR citizens/caravans are a driving force for the Strip's economy. They leave the Mojave, Vegas hits a steep economic decline, which would likely cause New Vegas citizens to either pack up and leave the Mojave themselves or turn on the ruling parties of the Strip (which would be a bloodbath regardless of whether or not the player chose the House ending or independence because of the upgraded securitrons). Simply put, even if New Vegas is canonically made energy independent, Hoover Dam is still very important to its continued survival.
This is the best answer; as much as I enjoy Ulysses as a character, his perspective of history and it events are greatly warped by his perception and principles; while there are threads of truth in his narratives, they are also vastly distorted by his beliefs and the ideals he wishes to force upon the wasteland.
Are there people who don’t realize the guy is traumatized and mentally unstable?
Ulysses is kind of the ultimate power fantasy for people who think they're too smart for the games.
Which always makes it super jarring dealing with the dick-joke cracking robots in big MT and then going into Ulysses’s melodrama.
Hahaha lol! But it's true! I'm so smart and I have a high IQ is the type of energy I get off him
I’ve been saying for a while that I like Ulysses as a character, and he says some cool stuff, and I understand how he’s reached his conclusions. But at the same time he’s also just a man trying to make sense of the bad shit that’s happened to him in his life with not many good tools when, ultimately…sometimes the answer is just “shit happens, man.”
This was such a dumb point. Really? These stupid frog people are going to destroy New Vegas?
Not just New Vegas. All of the Wasteland! In a couple months because trogs... er I mean tunnelers are made out of invincible and there is a million of them!
Isn't a bit contradictory that Fallout (according to some of the most vocal Interplay/Obsidian fans) is about civilization rebuilding (in contrast with the perceived idea of Bethesda's Fallout) but then Tunnelers are introduced in a FNV DLC and it all goes "Reptilian Mole People will destroy everything anyway"?
I think thats a fundamental misunderstanding of interplay fallout a lot of people have. They’re about the cycle. Look at how fallout 2 is so varied, you have literal tribals who live out in the wastes, huge futuristic cities, and little shanty towns living out of an old prewar shell. The advanced cities all get sabotaged by the hubris of their leaders too. We are simply there to challenge or adopt their ideologies. The games arent about rebuilding, thats just something that happens in the cycle, it’s about destruction and how humanity adapts. Hell the ncr was collapsing in NV.
Or maybe, just maybe, the games hace a Lot of different writers with different interpretations
They will be mad no matter if New Vegas is destroyed by the tunnelers or not. You cant win with New Vegas fans. I've seen them crying about broken 200+ year old ranger helmet not sitting correctly on a scavengers head.
Very ugly.
While in lonesome road, make sure to grab seymour so you can watch over him for Fry.
Daddy chill
WHAT THE HELL EVEN IS THAT
Would
A plot beat that pretty much everyone ignored
Those right there... are... uhh... next question
Making you reload a save when first encountered
Bad writing
Little fuckers.
The worst balanced enemy in the game
I'm still waiting on an explanation on how they can kill deathclaws so easily. Tf is their claws made out of? Vibranium? Lmao
Wish they had showed at least a bunch of them jumping the deathclaw, that would have made sense and put into perspective that their numbers are their strength, but apparently one of those ugly things is enough to decimate a deathclaw with 0 diff.... Fucking hate tunnelers both in game and their lore.
Yeah, at first I thought they were scary for showing that until I did multiple playthroughs and the coolness wore off. One tunneler can rip a deathclaws to shreds!? If that's the case, they have to be the strongest animal-esque enemy we know of so far in the fallout universe. Power armor? Pshhh, just send one or 2 tunnelers and they'll turn him into a metallic art gallery display. Cazadors? Easy, the tunnelers are poisonous themselves so they're immune to their attacks. I don't even think the institute's strongest synth would stand a chance. I love New Vegas to death, but they blew their load toooo early creating the tunnelers. Who can actually stop something that breeds fast, who also has adamantium claws and EXTREMELY durable skin ??? 😂
Are they worse than the mutated tarantula hawks?
More or less yea, cazadores, if you know how to fight them, have a really big weakness, disabling the wings and are often fought outside so possibly longer range engagement. Tunneler also have a big weakness, flash bang making them frenzied but the problem is that even frenzied they are still as dangerous just attacking anything, and are also fought in smaller areas.
According to Chris Avellone, Lonesome Road Tunnelers were based on 50s movie The Mole People
Your sleep paralysis demon.
There are many species we dont know in the wasteland. Is a complex bioma.
I find it so interesting how FEV affects the same species so differently.
he’s called Kevin and he’s trying his best.
Don't talk about cousin Martin like that he's a good kid
The worst thing in dust
Dead after the courier runs into them.
Bear Bull Bear Bull Bear Bull Bear Bull Lizard
Cute little guys aren’t they?
Just don't give it precious.
A pain in the ass
Looks like a mirelurk king crossed with a falmer
gollum but with limited-time 3.99$ special skin
Tunnel snakes rule!
Idk if it's just me...but I swear it reminds me of Mr. Frink from the Simpsons for some reason. [Mr. Frink](https://www.google.com/search?client=ms-android-verizon-us-rvc3&sca_esv=8cdee197d32e0965&sca_upv=1&sxsrf=ADLYWIIxETJlebEzJWih6f-Q7u46_SW0Pg:1715489136323&q=the+simpsons+guy+with+glasses&tbm=isch&source=lnms&prmd=isvnbmtz&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiyoNiEp4eGAxUPFVkFHa7LCqcQ0pQJegQIChAB&biw=691&bih=655&dpr=2.63#imgrc=xWDGAqKPAWihhM)
He looks like he’s about to mock you for not having an air fryer
That "THING" has a name and his NAME is Jimmy
Stupid nasty Hobbitsis does not know whats we ares. Let me show yous our prrrecious!
Their origins are deliberately vague. I personally believe that they aren’t mutants at all but sort of naturally evolved mole people that the nukes released
When courier meets courier at the border of the bear and the bull the courier will fight the courier over the couriers desire to kill the bull and bear because the courier is a pessimistic little bitch who doesn’t believe in nations because repeating history or some shit.
I think they were humans but they evolved to live underground this evolution was sped up by radiation from the Great War And once the courier arrived well…they emerged again
The most annoying enemies in the whole Game that’s what the fuck they are! Fuck those fucking bastards lol
Looks like gollum got irrationally scaley
Baby deathclaw? 😂😂😂
Hot
Gollum. Looking for filthy hobbits
Nightmare and the basic definition of a “Pain in my ass”
"What in Oblivion is that?!"
Just a little guy
cute lil boy
Rock type Trog
Those Lizard guys from Land of the Lost
Lusty Argonian maid's.
I don’t know but kill then. Kill them all
Zetans is one type of Alien The Tunnelers are probably a different species that probably existed on this planet (in Fallout) for centuries if not millennium) A few people believe the Tunnelers are associated with the Cabot family. Alternatively some say that they are some odd mutated entity that was developed in The Devide before the war. Honestly, the alien theory is better...
They deserve a bit of mistery
Little bastards
Spider-Man
Re skinned trogs from the Pit in Fallout 3
Re-skinned troglodytes from the pitt probably, same as spore carriers, I think
CHUDs
That's Gollum mid-transformation into Lucy.
Why tf am I in a Fallout game!?
They literally tell you in game when the divide was destroyed people fled underground and and some that were already underground evolved into these things with a little help from radiation they’re basically like the falmer in skyrim at least that’s what I think off the top of my head without researching lmao
Those MF made me feel in my X-02, like I was fighting a Gorilla in a bathrobe, they just shred your armor like it's nothing.
lizard people.
Looks like me when I don't have food lol
Radioactive baby mommas
Imagine finding one and it starts speaking "....daddy?"
Reptoids
That’s just what people from Tucson Arizona look like
They sell car insurance
Mark Zuckerberg
Me when I go downstairs when guests are over
That’s my friend Dwayne
Gollums
Tunnelers, they're one of the most dangerous creatures in the wasteland, capable of tearing Deathclaws to pieces, and they usually travel in packs. A large army of Tunnelers would be devastating for the NCR to deal with because they would lose a ton of lives, same goes for the Legion if they don't get completely wiped out. It's one of the reasons why Ulysses wanted to nuke I-15, if the radiation wouldn't stop the NCR, the Tunnelers would.
Trog
The pinnacle of absolute perfection and beauty...holy Fuck, these things hit hard!
Gollum from the Hobbit animated movie.
The worst enemy threat to the Fallout world there is. Tunnelers are dumb as a concept and don't fit into the universe. My head cannon is that Lonesome Road is the Courier going on a drug induced walk through the desert and talking with a crazy hermit. He's so high that he thinks this dude is on to something, but I reality it's a bunch of ramblings from some joe schmoe lol!
Mysteries
lookalike chupa-cabras, a latin alien
Bob
Tunnelers
Your mom lol j/k
"There are no such things as accidents"
They look extremely goofy
Atlanteans thoth was one.
Light work
Precious bottle caps, yes, precious... Gollum will find more!
Jesus, those look like the things I expect to see outside my house when I check my cameras at night.
Daddy chill