#president john henry eden

[bl4z33467]

My lovely Fallout perlers. From left to right starting from the top: Gary 32, @irenecatz's Courier Pickle, Colonel Augustus Autumn, @emthesteves's President John Henry Eden, @yourmateyoya's Courier Linda, Preston Garvey, Sir Blaze, Piper Wright, Turpis the Centaur, Mr Fantastic, Vulpes Altilis, Vulpes Novos.

These guys are so fun to make and play with :3

[emthesteves]

The President and his Colonel

Hehe my boys 🥹

[flam-kish]

[yourmateyoya]

@emthesteves

Here your mid aged AI baby girl.

[voskhozhdeniye]

The stakes of the 2024 presidential election cannot be overstated. With Donald Trump promising to act as a dictator “on day one,” it is not hyperbolic to say the future of American democracy hangs in the balance. Against this backdrop, the Biden campaign faces a critical challenge: conveying a strong and effective image of President Joe Biden to a population and media ecosystem increasingly focused on optics over substance. Given the president’s concerning performance last week, it’s time for the Biden campaign to consider leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to effectively reach the voting public.

[shotgun-butterfly]

[falloutconceptart]

President John Henry Eden

Concept art for Fallout 3

Art by Adam Adamowicz

[simplegenius042]

Fallout Casting for Ryomen Sukuna Matata for Jujutsu Kaisen Abridged react fic

"Fuck school! Be crime! Do gay!" - Ryomen Sukuna, Episode 2 JJK Abridged (by the Schmuck Squad).

Reasons To Why I Believe These Characters Should Be Casted listed below the cut:

Richard Grey/The Master (the leader of the Super Mutant Army and the main antagonist of Fallout (1997), seeking to evolve humanity into super mutants with the Forced Evolutionary Virus (FEV), however, is stopped by the Vault Dweller, Elrand Brandt, and his companions via the power of persuasion) -> Mostly the grotesque way his body is morphed and stuff, but you can imagine his mouth opening on Ryder's body like Sukuna does on Itadori's body.

Sulik (a tribal looking to save his sister in Fallout 2, was saved by the Chosen One, Finidy Mona, and joined her as a companion to find the GECK, while she also helps him save his sister from slavers) -> It's mostly his tattoos that got me to choose him as a potential candidate.

Stanislaus Braun (the Overseer of Vault 112 in Fallout 3, Braun is a sadistic old man who regularly tortures his captives in a world of virtual reality, but had known the location and use of the GECK, which lead James Dolen to seek him out (only to be transformed into a dog), but was later outwitted by Alph inside the VR world and Amata from within Vault 112) -> Evil for the sake of being evil? Hates a kid for no reason? Would definitely take over somebody's body if given the chance? Sukuna candidate.

Yes Man (a securitron Benny had tampered with to help him overthrow House, is key to the Independent Vegas ending of Fallout New Vegas. Courier Six, aka Ryder, finds him in Benny's penthouse, and teams up with the securitron to save Benny from Caesar and overthrow House together) -> Listen he's too cheery for his own good. And sarcastic too. Like Abridged Sukuna.

DiMA (the synth co-leader of Acadia in Fallout 4 Far Harbor DLC. He is also the "brother" of Nick Valentine, the person who gets the Sole Survivor, Nate, to admit that he's likely a synth himself and has been involved in the sketchy shit around Far Harbor) -> Though the least potent candidate, what cannot be denied is that DiMA disregards everything about morality when it comes to doing what he thinks is the ways things should be.

The Scorchbeast Queen (the motherfucking progenitor of the Scorched disease and the final boss of Fallout 76 (if players nuke her nest at Fissure Site Prime). The Resident, Vega, only survives her encounter with the Scorchbeast Queen because of the FEV that had partly transformed her) -> She looks as ugly as Sukuna's fingers.

John Henry Eden (the President who runs the Enclave in Fallout 3, has all the personalities of the past presidents copied and downloaded into his A.I. He intended to use the water purifier to release a modified FEV into the water to kill anyone with a trace of radiation in them. He attempted to get Amata onboard with this plan, but since it would technically kill Alph, Amata convinced the president to give her the virus to "use" and tricked Eden into self-destructing and run like hell while Raven Rock fell down around her, towards Alph and his companions who were fighting outside trying to get to her inside) -> Eden and Sukuna are all aboard the murder express.

Dean Domino (one of Ryder's temporary companions in Fallout New Vegas Dead Money DLC. He was friends with Frederick Sinclair and had used Vera Keyes to get him one step closer to the Sierra Madre vault, however America being nuked interrupted this heist and lead him to being ghoulified, and while trying to get into the Sierra Madre, had been forced by Father Elijah to help him get into the resort. Dean eventually betrays Ryder inside the Sierra Madre, having been unable to comprehend someone could be as smart as him, which leads to him getting filled with lead) -> Dean Domino is a selfish bastard, Ryomen Sukuna is a selfish bastard.

Dr Klein (a brain apart of the Think Tank in Fallout New Vegas Old World Blues DLC, he was the director of the Big MT. His speakers are set on a loud volume and he is quite an arrogant punk. Klein and the rest of the Think Tank had vivisected Ryder, taking her heart and spine (and losing her brain to Dr. Mobius) and would only allow her to leave if she dealt with Mobius and gave them the resources to explore the Mojave from the safety of Big MT) -> As loud as Abridged Sukuna is.

Ishmael Ashur (the leader of the Pitt in Fallout 3 The Pitt DLC, though he is the big boss of slavers and raiders, Ashur is trying to humanely find a cure for the Trog which his daughter Marie seems to be immune to. However, the Lone Wanderer, Alph's appearance in the Pitt shakes things up) -> If Ashur just lost his benevolent intentions behind his actions and was doing things for the evils, he could be a lot like Sukuna.

God (the alter who acts as the "conscience" to a nightkin called Dog in Fallout New Vegas Dead Money DLC, he looks out for Dog and wants to kill Father Elijah so badly. Ryder helps both Dog and God make peace with each other and merge them both into a new personality) -> God is the voice in Dog's head, and his voice is quite menacing. Like Sukuna, though Sukuna is more malevolent than God.

Remember, for the alternative option, REBLOG and put in the tags WHO else from the Fallout franchise should be Abridged!Megumi and WHY you think they'd better suit the role. Also if there is a tie, then a repost will be made with only the tied candidates, and you'd have to pick from them.

I've also created and will continue to update (until the polling is done) a Master List for the poll results of the casted winners. You can find it right here.

You can find my Fallout OC profiles Master List right here, which also includes a link to the original post where I pitched my react fic idea. Anyway, hope you enjoyed, chow!

[biggerchallenge]

While one should never excessively hand it to Bethesda, I found myself recently thinking about how there's something narratively interesting about the Fallout 4 fascist Brotherhood.

Like, first and foremost, it's easy to see how the Fallout 3 East Coast Brotherhood's dedication to emulating the aesthetics of knights or yore who never existed to begin with could descend into fascism (one only need look at how many fascists love that shit), but more importantly, something I find interesting is how it reflects on the Enclave's goals in 3.

While the Enclave of 2 was more than happy to commit genocide at the direction of a shitty white republican modeled after the shitty white repuiblicans of the 90s (in particular Dan Quayle), there is a certain degree of conflict between John Henry Eden and Colonel Autumn. JHE, the computer copy of what the Enclave (or at least the enclave prior to the great war) considered the platonic ideal of a president, specifically wants to further poison the already irradiated rivers of the region so as to instantly kill any humans with mutations, Autumn "simply" wishes to control the most reliable source of clean water and use that to leverage control of the capital wasteland.

While much of the capital wasteland's fate is left uncertain and underdescribed so as to minimize conflicts with any player choices (which is how it is with pretty much all sequels regardless of developer) one thing is undeniably clear: that source of clean water was ultimately put in the hands of the Brotherhood of Steel, which they use to distribute clean water in the region.

Regardless of whatever creation club packs may say, the east coast brotherhood functionally became what Autumn sought to make the Enclave.

[hackoftheyear]

Did you know that President John Henry Eden in fallout 3 was partially by George W Bush? An ineffectual president who says meaningless patriotic and propagandist phrases.

[valen-dreth]

FUCK john henry eden we need a ghoul president!!

#GRIFFON2280 🗣🗣🗣🗣

[bl4z33467]

@emthesteves's John Henry Eden Synth. Ooooooh hes so cool i love your design uhejehhehhhh also i love doing winter clothes so i had to do those- and why color theory gotta be so insane i used some wacky colors

[emthesteves]

Falloutober Day 27 - Peeling

So this was the only way I could think of to make the prompt not gross. It's like... peeling away the layers of an onion but it's the Enclave, so you have FEV being a hidden but dangerous aspect with Eden, and then you have the men, obviously, and then you have the conflict between Eden and Autumn.

@falloutober

[flam-kish]

Fallout: Wasteland Warfare Wave 8 - Capital Artwork

[poke-irs-real]

You've never even heard of the Unovan Enclave under president John Henry Eden?

Never heard the phrase "Arceus bless Unova, and Arceus bless the Enclave"?

What do you do all day?

That’s just from Fallout.

[thornfield13713]

So, this is neat.

I know enough about this game to know that the Enclave are the main villains, the puppy-incinerating bastards, so there's something fun about that being the first radio station she finds. And, because Maris is still a bit naïve, just...at first, taking it at its word. Okay, so there's still a President out there. This can't be pre-war, because she vaguely remembers the last president's name, and it wasn't John Henry Eden. So, okay, there's a President out there, which means there's some kind of government. Maybe it's new, since nobody mentioned it in those old reports she found in the Vaults, or maybe it's just that nobody really learned about it before. Either way, it's her first source of information on life in the Wasteland. She'll learn better soon enough.

This is my second emergence-from-the-Vault. It's interesting how differently they play, and the role the radio plays in both: Georgia didn't think to fiddle with the radio settings on her Pip-Boy until she got to Sanctuary, so there was that period of devastating grief in an empty world, until she found time to look at her new Pip-Boy properly and found Diamond City radio, and listening to Cole Porter under a starry sky, realising that there were still people out there after all in a place called Diamond City, was a big part of her reawakening to life and hope in this new world.

For Maris- It's a shock, but a different kind of shock. Georgia is devastated by a ruined and desolate world, but Maris has grown up her whole life hearing about the world outside as a terrifying wasteland that nobody can survive, against which the Overseer is the only protection, even if with age she's started to pick up more and more that that second part is just Amata's dad's egomania talking. And from that perspective...well, it's not pretty, but it's so different from the Vault. She's never seen light this bright before, she's squinting against the sun, and then it's resolving itself into a barren, alien world. Not much like anything she's read about, or any pictures she's seen in old books, but not like the sorts of images that tend to crop up when Vault children ask about the world outside, either. The pain isn't that it's devastating, but that it's completely alien to a girl raised in the sterile confines of a Vault. She can make educated guesses about things based on stories handed down from the old world - I am going to say that the Narnia books survived in the Vaults, just for the image of James, voiced by Liam Neeson, reading them to her, or even reciting them from memory. I bet he does a great Aslan voice - but they are only guesses.

So, good thing she's got news radio to help guide her through this confusing new world! That cannot possibly go wrong.