On top of that, there are numerous accounts of extreme human rights violations and downright sociopathic behavior by the scientists working on the project. The full horror of extracting live brains from unwilling subjects and experimenting on them while they were still conscious is revealed to the player.
The notes left being in their production facility reveal how truly immoral the military was in creating them. Sawyer's tabletop RPG), and it's extremely disturbing. Now they've been given an entire backstory to their creation (all of which is actually based on history given out by Fallout 1 lead designer Chris Taylor in an old interview, plus the info given in J.E. In previous games, they were just another robot, kind of ridiculous and silly, but nothing particularly special compared to a Sentry Bot or Mr.
Another great example is with the filled-out backstory of the Robobrains in the Automatron expansion. This subplot was later carried on to Fallout Shelter, where they're encountered as enemies in one of that games' quests. Lovecraft story that worship Feral Ghouls and want to "spread Atom's word" at any cost. In Fallout 4, however, the Children of Atom are largely presented as a legitimately terrifying apocalyptic cult straight out of an H.P. This is perhaps best demonstrated with the depiction of the Children of Atom - In Fallout 3, they were largely Played for Laughs as a kooky but ultimately harmless and well-meaning religion (their shenanigans in Broken Steel notwithstanding). Furthermore, many of the enemies in the game are shown in a much darker light than in previous games, with Super Mutants now being motivated by bloody vengeance upon humanity instead of just bloodlust and cannibalism as they were in Fallout 3, and many Raiders are no longer comically villainous highwaymen but horrified criminals strung out on too many chems to reason what's right and wrong anymore. Fallout 4 also downplays the Black Comedy in comparison to its immediate predecessor, and the Art Shift gives way for a much moodier and bleaker atmosphere (despite the brighter lighting). Darker and Edgier: Not only does the game almost literally start with the nuclear holocaust of mankind, but it outright ends its prologue chapter by killing the protagonist's spouse and kidnapping their only child, something that didn't happen in any of the previous games' prologues. However, unlike the other three, Radiation damage causes Maximum HP Reduction. All four can be resisted via different types of armor. Damage Typing: There's four different sources of damage - ballistic, energy, poison and radiation.
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