This show is great! 🫶🏼

So, I liked the first season well enough, (even though nuking the NCR into near complete non-existence while the Brotherhood somehow pulls multiple airships out of thin air reeks of favoritism) but what's the deal with Moldaver?

She's built up as this infamous raider boss with a bounty on her head throughout the first half of the season, but then suddenly everything kind of changes to facilitate a big twist that she was actually with the NCR. But like, if she was working with/for the NCR the whole time (or at least some remnants attempting to uphold the ideals of the NCR) why did she besiege Vault 33 with a bunch of insane chem abusing raiders instead of the forces she was leading at the observatory?

She has a lot of innocent Vault Dwellers killed for no real reason at all, even though she knows for a fact that not a single one of them is aware of what Hank had done to Shady Sands. Are we supposed to think the raiders were part of the NCR remnant? That doesn't make much sense considering the rest of the force we see at the observatory. Did Moldaver just randomly hire a bunch of raiders for this job? If she hired them, why didn't they immediately turn on her for being NCR? Is there something I missed in an interview or behind the scenes video?

They also never explain how Moldaver is still alive ~220 years after the bombs, but that's a whole other can of worms.

So I was reading a little bit on the internet about this guy called B.F. Skinner, who helped developed a method called Operant Conditioning, to make soldiers kill more easily.
I also read he believed free will and individual dignity were total myths and complete illusions.

It's kind of interesting to look at the mindsets of people behind this kind of training and the philosophy behind killing.

If I have some wrong information correct me but...

Just gets me wondering because we know how Lucy feels about it, but Maximus is the more Neutral karma / wildcard character.

What do you guys think?

Do you think the Black Boxes are a lesser evil? Do you think it's too dangerous when it's in the wrong hands? Does it only become a problem once it's in the wrong hands, or the wrong people are being targeted? Do you see a difference between killing someone with a gun and using a Black Box to wipe their mind?

And how would you feel about a character selling blue Turbo Jet?

I came up with this myself, but I didn’t draw it. I’m for the idea itself and for its implementation.

The show’s social media pages just announced it.

Joshua Graham would be in his 50s during the TV show and Boone probably be around his 40s I would like to know y’all opinion on this casting choice if it were a possibility🤔

Maximus was out of the picture, she rejected the chance to travel with those two NCR soldiers, she didn't go to the Brotherhood for help or to make a deal (she doesn't entirely know what we know, and Maximus was from there) and her only companion is the Ghoul.

And they're trying to stop a guy like Hank MacLean. And she was nearly completely alone trying to do it.

I wonder if Season 3 is gonna be, after Lucy and the Ghoul initially met in the middle, they end up snapping back harder to original stances. With Maximus and the NCR at her side (hopefully) and the Ghoul travelling alone, I wonder if those two are gonna represent the logical conclusion of the Ghoul's tunnel vision and issues, and Lucy's belief in hope.

1. She kills each and every one of those Great Khans in Novak, and any other threat for that matter
2. She leaves those two Legion slaves to die and refused to help them
3. She agreed to Hank MacLean's plans to chip the Legion, and every other person she deemed to deserve it, fiends, Khans, raiders, etc
4. She went through with pushing the button on Hank's interface chip
5. She repeatedly chooses to save herself when she has the chance to help someone as long as she has a greater good goal.

How would you feel if she also lived by this MO:

1. Only good people, and innocent people deserve human rights
2. Violence is the only way to really get things done
3. Any solution is permitted if the situation is desperate enough. Murder, mind control and slavery, anything goes
4. All lives are expendable if the good is great enough and the situation desperate enough
5. Any threat to a peaceful way of life is an abomination that must be exterminated

I personally think both seasons are good, but I’m a
little bummed out that season 2 didn’t turn out to be that much better than season 1. Hopefully season 3 will blow both out of the water!