There’s also supervisor white, who’s mannerisms and color remind me of rarity. All she’s missing is a purple wig of curled hair

@thps48  
Just a regular trade shop.
 
 
@Deserter  
I found graygarden awhile back worked on it yesterday I met White but never made that kinda connection but yeah she does remind me a bit of Rarity.

@Deserter  
No, wait, why do I keep thinking Fallout and Bioshock are made by the same team? lol

@Deserter  
My bad, she’s a modified Mister Handy, but they’re pretty much the same thing, personality not-withstanding.  
Also, her and the other two supervisors are said to be based on their creator’s favorite TV characters, so there’s that too.

@Pagan  
There also Supervisor White, a white painted Miss Nancy that hates dirt, calls you “darling” every three words, and has a posh Atlantic accent.  
Gee, where have I heard that one before?

@Pagan  
For cat food or deeley boppers or…? :3

Found a woman named Opal who has a shop right next to an old clothing store.

@Ping_chan  
PS2 and Xbox, yes.

@Pagan  
“I just don’t know what went wrong”  
6_9

@Deserter  
The non-tactical Brotherhood of Steel was a console game, right?

@Ping_chan  
It’s the only Fallout game with online multiplayer, BoS had couch multiplayer, if I remember correctly.

@Ping_chan  
Oh wow, I remember correctly, it Does have multi-player! In fact the wikia page says that Steam supports it’s multi-player feature! I wonder if this is the only Fallout game to come with supported multi-player out of the box?

Heh, I was going to say that I actually enjoyed playing FoT:BoS, even though it focused on turn based combat more than RPG elements.  
It IS more similar to FO1 and 2.  
I still had a lot of fun exploring FO3 and New Vegas, FO3 had a lot more space for exploration than New Vegas did, but finishing the main quest in New Vegas was more satisfying than FO3 was.  
I just really enjoyed watching the restored military plane making a bombing run when Cesears Legion invaded.  
Driving tanks in FoT:BoS was really fun, the turn based combat was just fun, I vaguely remember playing multi-player with friends… God that was a long time ago, I’ve got to read up on it now.

Not to mention White having that aristocratic accent and calling me darling all the time.

@Pagan  
Well, to be fair, the full title is Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel.  
It’s just one word away from being the worst thing that ever happened to the series.

@Deserter  
Oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh.
 
Don’t get mad but I might have derped a bit. . . a lot.
 
I mixed up B.O.S with Tactics my bad.

@Pagan  
Oh, sod off, Tactics is fine.  
Brotherhood of Steel is the one that shouldn’t be mentioned.

@IceKitsune  
The terminals I posted are somewhere else only the terminal that mentions the unicorn and Pegasus models are in this factory.
 
There’s also that D.E.R.P.I reference.

@Pagan  
Correct if I’m wrong but all of the references are in one area only (specifically this factory) I don’t find that to be too intrusive considering that you would only get the references in the logs if you actually watched the show. Big Mack and the 6 Toys would be the only one someone who doesn’t actually watch the episodes might get; so really for most people it’s only two references at most.

@Dashu  

 
I have to admit 5 mlp references in just one game is a lot and kinda strange especially since they usually only do one reference of it’s type, they must really like mlp.
 
At least they are fairly obscure and not something you have to find but yeah there are a lot.

@Vree  
Also IMO means in my opinion just figured I’d let you know.

@Vree  
Meh.
 
It was my least favorite I’ll say that.

“Tactics never happened” lol keep telling yourself that.
 
Fallout 1 was in every was as linear as Tactics, just with extra conversation lines to trick you into thinking you can affect anything.  
And Fallout 2 was a mission disk for FO1 with better character influence, but even more horrible writing. At least Tactics actually imrpoved the graphics/system before calling itself a new game.
 
You have no case to be hating on FO:T.

@Dashu  
Fallout 3 had the best map and environment it was the most fun to explore the story was meh and he ending before the broken steel dlc was shit but that doesn’t detract from the rest of the game I play New Vegas regularly but 3 is still the most fun to me the huge city scapes and mutants the people in need of rescue it’s just my personal preference I like new vegas but not as much as 3 and 1 and 2 don’t hold up to time very well I can’t bring myself to replay them.

@Pagan  

 
Are you for real?  

 
None of them were MLP-related, though. And even if they were, it wouldn’t be in such a high number.  

 
I could take that seriously, if you didn’t claim that Fallout 3 is the best.