The super mutant was okay, but the benemoth made no sense from a medical view, clearly the skin is yellow due to organic fluctuations, it suddenly turning brown just isn't very accurate.
Organ fluctuation? What does that mean? Mutants have that skin tone because the FEV affects their pigmentation, they don't have medical issues, in fact, they are healthier than any human could ever hope to be.
"FoT *IS* Canon. The only Fallout title that is not Canon is Van Buren, but it might as well be. That's like saying that Fo3 isn't Canon because it isn't Black Isle..." -Xodarap777
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallout_Tactics <- The first paragraph of the FoT Wikipedia page states that it is not considered canon. Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel is also non-canon.
"You're thinkin of Diablo, dude, not Fallout. The muties in Fallout were always that greyish-green. There was no color cycling in the Fallout games..." -Piccolo113
Hey, great work. Don't mind the frustrated haters (no sdk everyone!)
The muties look more classical fallout now. I would like to see a mod that randomizes their textures, like in older Fallout games, where some muties would be green/yellow/white/black/purplish/etc.
Anyone know if this is possible?
You're thinkin of Diablo, dude, not Fallout. The muties in Fallout were always that greyish-green. There was no color cycling in the Fallout games...
Hey, great work. Don't mind the frustrated haters (no sdk everyone!)
The muties look more "classical" fallout now. I would like to see a mod that randomizes their textures, like in older Fallout games, where some muties would be green/yellow/white/black/purplish/etc.
Hmm. I guess this is cool if one really had issues with the normal SMs or something. But really, all these retexture mods that change little to nothing are getting ridiculous.
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But the texture itself is pretty good.
The Overlord.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallout_Tactics <- The first paragraph of the FoT Wikipedia page states that it is not considered canon.
Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel is also non-canon.
http://arstechnica.com/reviews/01q2/fallou...ics/3muties.jpg
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You're thinkin of Diablo, dude, not Fallout. The muties in Fallout were always that greyish-green. There was no color cycling in the Fallout games...
The muties look more "classical" fallout now. I would like to see a mod that randomizes their textures, like in older Fallout games, where some muties would be green/yellow/white/black/purplish/etc.
Anyone know if this is possible?