This actually feels extremely faithful to the classic Fallout aesthetic, a-la Mark Morgan. Getting strong "Vault of the Future" vibes from your music, great job!
A counter Argument, what if instead said the Numbers form Call of Duty black ops 1. "6, 11, 25, 14, 24, 5, 14, 18, 12, 8, 21, 6, 4." Would be funny, and pretty Iconic. But yours would work too.
Absolutely excellent!! Radio mods are my favorite and I'm so glad that this exists as an alternative to the one that requires R.A.C.E., which I prefer not to use (yes, I know I said that radio mods are my favorite and that I don't like using R.A.C.E.). I was so excited when I found this and even more excited to sneak around Searchlight with it as my ambience.
Expanding on the answer to question 3 (Why this has to be in a Fallout game?): With the various factions vying for control, it makes sense to see Numbers Stations popping up. It would be a decent way to relay instructions to allies while reducing the chances of the enemy learning anything if they intercept it.
Not really, I am real numbers stations listener and this is made from real numbers stations recordings. I just heard this creepypasta story somewhere and adapted for my mod story.
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"6, 11, 25, 14, 24, 5, 14, 18, 12, 8, 21, 6, 4." Would be funny, and pretty Iconic. But yours would work too.
With the various factions vying for control, it makes sense to see Numbers Stations popping up. It would be a decent way to relay instructions to allies while reducing the chances of the enemy learning anything if they intercept it.