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Fallout Remastered |
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Written by Stuyo
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Monday, 06 November 2006 |
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Episode 4 - Rust remastered
In these lines we tell a story about a fascinating whim of the ancients - the artificially weathered their belongings, we suppose because they were a very thievish trib and wanted to make their most valuble blongings repulsive to other people.
This seems to be some sort of container. It has the radiation sign, we suppose to repel potential thieves - the ancient ones feared much from it, but we all know, that before the Hot War it was scarce and there were wondrous animals such as one-headed brahmin and two-feet chickens... due to the radiation's absence there were none of our brotherly mutants and ghouls...
Another contained filled with seaside sand... from the times there was a seaside, and not a barren, poisonous, black filed, ending in a more poisonous and blacker water area. Right now such amount of sand will cost tremendous amounts of bottle caps...
This is a strange container, which has more of the fascinating string attachment devices of the ancient people. We suppose that th
ese devices have locking function and to this particular one 4 more devices can be locked, it seems that our ancestors used these devices for fighting crime.
These pictures show how the ancient one made the device unattractive to potential thieves thrugh using common materials from his time. Squandering these so called "common materials" can easily lead to nervous breakdown in every human or mutant, so regard the following pictures with caution:
Here our ancestor used a pigment, which he calls "acrylic paint for models". He used two colours - orange and ash rose (rose was some kind of a plant, long go from the face of our land). We suppose that these so called "models" were miniature idols to which the ancients paid their religious respect:
This one even our esteemed scientist couldn't figure what exactly is, but according to archive manuscripts the ancients used it to imbibe different liquids:
Here is how the ancient one covered his containers for valuables in this strange art piece so that the do not attract the greedy stares of his tribesmen:
