These are all suburban-feel-type NYC areas......large white Catholic Republican populations as well (nothing wrong with that)
These areas are surrounded by water, and Sandy seven years ago hit these areas hard and caused decline in population there.....what is the future of these areas in terms of home prices, population, etc.?
The tax was too steep.
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Either no one in my house gets this, or they think I'll stop because of awkward silence.
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I am just constantly blown away by how good this DLC is. Everything from the island itself, the overall atmosphere, the town, the premise, the story, the actual meaningful decisions and interesting dialogue you get to have and the pretty gripping theme of the DLC as a whole is top notch. Like i could buy this as it's own game in and of itself. Far Harbor is one of the few reasons why when people say "Bethesda doesn't understand Fallout" i can't agree with them fully. The people who make something like Far Harbor know damn well what Fallout is and should be about
I realized this a couple of days ago and I can't quite shake the thought. The Red Dead games are one of a kind in showing the passage of time and the way progress rolls over people just trying to live their lives. They establish this feeling so well... the fact that it would be completely plausible for Jack to fight in WWII feels important somehow. To me, a game set during the 40s and 50s looking at the characters of the 1st two games in a time that is now completely alien to them and us as an audience would be a real treat. It's a real shame how the modern gaming industry would never allow for a step this off-brand.
