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What if Astartes but about NCR's capture of HELIOS One?

(okay, it's nowhere near Astartes but still cool)

The action begins:
Is it over for the NCR bros?

Second wave:

When all else fails:

Getting tactical :obviously:

I'm not sure those jetpacks are canon.

NCR BERSERKERS. Yeah that's definitely not canon. :lol:
Entire series is just nonsense.

The nonsense continues:

The Brotherhood reaches its breaking point:

A breather episode of sorts as the Brotherhood retreats to HELIOS One for their last stand:

As the NCR seem to be moving in for the kill, the Brotherhood get a second wind with their DEATHBOTS:

The Brotherhood counterattack pushes forward and demolishes all resistance:

 

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It's funny how years ago you had much smaller teams, much smaller budgets, much shorter development times, yet the games were so much better.
 

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It's funny how years ago you had much smaller teams, much smaller budgets, much shorter development times, yet the games were so much better.

A few talented and passionate developers will run circles around hundreds of diversity hires and pajeets.
Unironically, the developers were on average more competent, in large part because the learning curve was much more steep for programmers. Nowadays things are so accessible that 20 year old "techies" have difficulties to understand classical folder systems for example. Just imagine how many more things they don't know because they aren't forced to deal with. I had to tinker with my old Windows 95 system because of issues that are now obsolete, but for all the frustration and wasted time I was left with many lessons that will never be heard off by kids growing with laptops and streamlined consoles.
 

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