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{{quote|''"There are three simple rules to follow with Brotherhood equipment: if you damage your weapon, you will spend a week in the box. If you damage your armor, you will spend a week in the box. If you ''lose'' either, [[This Is Unforgivable!|I'll kill you myself]]. And one more thing, ladies... Welcome to the Brotherhood of Steel."''|'''[[Drill Sergeant Nasty|Paladin Rychek]]''', welcoming the main characters.}}
{{quote|''"There are three simple rules to follow with Brotherhood equipment: if you damage your weapon, you will spend a week in the box. If you damage your armor, you will spend a week in the box. If you ''lose'' either, [[This Is Unforgivable!|I'll kill you myself]]. And one more thing, ladies... Welcome to the Brotherhood of Steel."''|'''[[Drill Sergeant Nasty|Paladin Rychek]]''', welcoming the main characters.}}


''Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel'' is first spinoff of the ''[[Fallout]]'' series. It was developed by Micro Forte. The game was rushed, and it shows; the 50s vision of the future is less prevailent than in the rest of the series, in favor of more realistic weapons and designs, and there are continuity errors and inconsistencies with the previous games. The official stance on the game from [[Bethesda]] is that it's [[Broad Strokes]] canon.
''[[Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel]]'' is first spinoff of the ''[[Fallout]]'' series. It was developed by Micro Forte. The game was rushed, and it shows; the 50s vision of the future is less prevailent than in the rest of the series, in favor of more realistic weapons and designs, and there are continuity errors and inconsistencies with the previous games. The official stance on the game from [[Bethesda]] is that it's [[Broad Strokes]] canon.


[[Running Gag|The Mid-western wasteland around the ruins of Chicago is an okay place to live.]] Sure, there's monsters everywhere that can tear your head off easier than you could swat a fly, almost all the water is irradiated, there are large groups of Super-Mutants who escaped the destruction of [[Fallout 1|The Master's army]] that want to [[Kill All Humans]], and... Actually, the Wasteland is a horrible place to live. But it's not like you have a choice.
[[Running Gag|The Mid-western wasteland around the ruins of Chicago is an okay place to live.]] Sure, there's monsters everywhere that can tear your head off easier than you could swat a fly, almost all the water is irradiated, there are large groups of Super-Mutants who escaped the destruction of [[Fallout 1|The Master's army]] that want to [[Kill All Humans]], and... Actually, the Wasteland is a horrible place to live. But it's not like you have a choice.
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[[Kicking Ass and Taking Names|You sure as hell aren't gonna fail.]]
[[Kicking Ass and Taking Names|You sure as hell aren't gonna fail.]]
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== Tropes that apply to this game shall follow. This is law. ==


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* [[AKA-47]]: Averted. Most of the real-world guns are licensed and use their actual names.
* [[AKA-47]]: Averted. Most of the real-world guns are licensed and use their actual names.
* [[Arbitrary Headcount Limit]]: Maximum six initiates in your squad, one of which is you and cannot be replaced. Them's the rules.
* [[Arbitrary Headcount Limit]]: Maximum six initiates in your squad, one of which is you and cannot be replaced. Them's the rules.
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