is gomorrah a pre-war casino or a was it made after the bombs fell?

[Thiagaval]

so i noticed that there were billboards advertising gomorrahs in the mojave but wasnt gomorrah made by mr house after he woke up?

[Vex Hilarius]

No? What made you think House built Gomorrah, or any casino for that matter?

When House emerged from his slumber he organized, with the help of his securitrons, a bunch of tribes that lived in the city to fix up the casinos and make them presentable for the expanding NCR. Everything in the Strip is pre-war for the most part.

[Slithers]

They might be based on Pre-War casinos, they all have billboards. Even the Atomic Wrangler has a billboard. It all looks like Pre-War advertising.

[Mechenyi]

It's explained in game by multiple people that they were only renovated. Besides, one look at the trypophobia ceilings would tell you there's no way they're new construction.

[Thiagaval]

Publicado originalmente por Vex Hilarius:

No? What made you think House built Gomorrah, or any casino for that matter?

When House emerged from his slumber he organized, with the help of his securitrons, a bunch of tribes that lived in the city to fix up the casinos and make them presentable for the expanding NCR. Everything in the Strip is pre-war for the most part.

well i just assumed mr house built it after the war because i dont think the paint used in billboards can last for over 200 years

[Mechenyi]

Publicado originalmente por Silvio Santos:

Publicado originalmente por Vex Hilarius:

No? What made you think House built Gomorrah, or any casino for that matter?

When House emerged from his slumber he organized, with the help of his securitrons, a bunch of tribes that lived in the city to fix up the casinos and make them presentable for the expanding NCR. Everything in the Strip is pre-war for the most part.

well i just assumed mr house built it after the war because i dont think the paint used in billboards can last for over 200 years

That's an extremely specific reason

[Thiagaval]

Publicado originalmente por Mechenyi:

Publicado originalmente por Silvio Santos:

well i just assumed mr house built it after the war because i dont think the paint used in billboards can last for over 200 years

That's an extremely specific reason

idk i alway tought it was weird that most fallout games takes place 200 years after the bombs fell and the food is completely fine

[Vex Hilarius]

Publicado originalmente por Silvio Santos:

Publicado originalmente por Mechenyi:

That's an extremely specific reason

idk i alway tought it was weird that most fallout games takes place 200 years after the bombs fell and the food is completely fine

That's why the developers of the good fallout games included farmlands and fresh plants so people wouldn't have to eat 200 year old food.

[Mechenyi]

Publicado originalmente por Silvio Santos:

Publicado originalmente por Mechenyi:

That's an extremely specific reason

idk i alway tought it was weird that most fallout games takes place 200 years after the bombs fell and the food is completely fine

The self-replenishing super duper marts fits with the cosmic horror that bethesda's going for. It's lovecraftian.

[ureaditwrong]

There are pre-war posters that reference the Tops and Ultra-Luxe, but Gomorrah itself may have been made by House. The Strip we see in the game and the billboards were most likely designed by Michael Angelo.

[The Real Private Kowalski]

Publicado originalmente por ureaditwrong:

There are pre-war posters that reference the Tops and Ultra-Luxe, but Gomorrah itself may have been made by House. The Strip we see in the game and the billboards were most likely designed by Michael Angelo.

If i remember right you can find a pre-war poster for Gomorrah in the lucky 38. And there is no proof that the build boards we see around the Mojave are post war. If anything they look pre-war

[Thiagaval]

Publicado originalmente por Vex Hilarius:

Publicado originalmente por Silvio Santos:

idk i alway tought it was weird that most fallout games takes place 200 years after the bombs fell and the food is completely fine

That's why the developers of the good fallout games included farmlands and fresh plants so people wouldn't have to eat 200 year old food.

i think it would be easier if they just made all fallout games after fallut 2 to be set a few year after fallout 2

[Thiagaval]

Publicado originalmente por Mechenyi:

Publicado originalmente por Silvio Santos:

idk i alway tought it was weird that most fallout games takes place 200 years after the bombs fell and the food is completely fine

The self-replenishing super duper marts fits with the cosmic horror that bethesda's going for. It's lovecraftian.

well from what i heard the nuka cola in vending machine is fresh so i guess the same logic applies to super duper marts