Fallout quiz
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In the core S.P.E.C.I.A.L. attribute system, what does the letter 'S' represent?
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What animal was the terrifying Deathclaw engineered from before the Great War?
Answer: Jackson's chameleon
Why: Deathclaws were originally bioengineered from Jackson's chameleons to act as agile close-combat shock troops for the military.
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Who fought the United States in Fallout's Great War?
Answer: China
Why: The conflict between the United States and China was triggered by a global depletion of fossil fuel reserves.
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Which regional soft drink brand rivals Nuka-Cola in New Vegas?
Answer: Sunset Sarsaparilla
Why: Sunset Sarsaparilla dominates the Mojave market so thoroughly that its unique star bottle caps trigger a dedicated treasure hunt.
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Which pre-war corporation manufactured the Pip-Boy devices?
Answer: RobCo Industries
Why: RobCo Industries built every Pip-Boy and licensed it to Vault-Tec. Pip stands for Personal Information Processor.
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What causes humans to transform into decaying ghouls in the wasteland?
Answer: Severe radiation exposure
Why: Unlike Super Mutants who require the F.E.V. virus, ghouls are created purely by surviving lethal doses of ionizing radiation.
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How does the Fallout narrator finish the line 'War. War never...'?
Answer: changes
Why: This line opens the intro cinematic of nearly every major entry in the franchise, voiced originally by Ron Perlman.
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