Remember, the world of Fallout before the Great War was a world that continued the traditions and technology of mostly the '40s.ДЄ sports radio station could be amusing, or if they had done something like have competing raider factions take on the names of old sports teams. That'd break all immersion in the game world, and would make little to no sense. Just think of how many hours of content can be found in just GTA 3 alone, a game that's how old now? The radio is just as shallow as the main game.

I'd be fine if they'd just add more music from the past. Fallout 4's cheapness in not licensing enough music doesn't help either, and adding novelty songs that mimic old jazz tunes is.awful. Fallout 3 through 4 just recycle a very small number of tracks, which gets grating over time. Rockstar has a long history of putting a ton of effort into both licensing music and making amusing radio segments the jokey fake ads and talk radio for example. The main issue, is that it's too much like a limited version of GTA radio stations, in that you have some jokey commentary on the main characters exploits, with too few music tracks to break it up. What makes you think they'd make sports and entire sports teams? Now you just sound like John Henry Eden. More importantly the dumbasses in Fallout 4 can't even bother to clean up the skeletons inside their diners and homes.

Like really, they couldn't have found more songs and had to just reuse the same ones? Though I am quite miffed at Bethesda for, instead of introducing new songs onto the radio, they just threw in the entire soundtrack from Fallout 3 with maybe 5 new songs. Dubstep and pretty much any kind of song with computer editing definitely couldn't exist given the state of computers in the Fallout universe. In fact I doubt a lot of modern day instruments like the electric guitar could even exist in Fallout's universe given the fact that their tech is stuck in the 50s alongside nuclear fission. Adding modern music wouldn't make much sense anyway given Fallout's world pretty much completely seperates from our's around the mid-1950s. It adds to the setting of the games, it introduces young people to really good oldies music, and it introduces me to a lot of songs I've never heard of before.

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