Instead of enveloping myself in all its detail, it just gets me wondering, absently, is this how it would be? Little things that nudge me out out my suspension of disbelief that this is a place.
It’s just one of the weird little things about the world of Fallout 4 that I find confusing and alienating. Because why would you remove a skeleton from your shop? Or any of the filth that’s accumulated on the floor? But, looking down, I notice that, despite trading from this place, she hasn't thought to remove a skeleton from one of the booths. I go inside, aiming to resolve the problem between the dealer and the son, and get into conversation with the mother. There's a guy outside called Wolfgang, a leathered drug dealer, who explains that a mother and son have set up a shop in this diner, and that he wants paying for goods he's sold to the son. If you don't think any of the above situations apply, you can use this feedback form to request a review of this block.So I'm wandering through Fallout 4, and I come across this old diner, sitting there, neon still lit, almost jaunty in a destroyed land.
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