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* [[Scrappy Mechanic]]: When you have Goris and enter the combat mode, Goris always takes off his robes for several seconds before you can do anything.
* [[That One Boss]]: Frank. Horrigan. Yes, he's the [[Final Boss]], but he's just so damn difficult he fits this trope like a glove. He's a 12 foot tall power armor wearing cyborg, meaning he can absorb tons of damage. He has power armor that deflects just about everything you throw at him, and he's got 999 health (just a little fact: the [[Final Boss]] of the last game had ''500'' health). Not only that, he carries around a Gatling Plasma Rifle that can easily kill you in one hit and moves around faster than a deathclaw, meaning he can attack you several times in one turn. Defeating him on higher difficulties is pretty much impossible unless you either take the [[Infinity+1 Sword|Vindicator Minigun]] with you or talk a squad of Enclave soldiers into joining you and turn his own turrets against him. If you do that, he becomes ''much'' easier.
* [[Tier-Induced Scrappy]]: Myron is by far the weakest character in the entire game. He has ''extremely'' limited weapon selection, low health, and will almost always run away from enemies. His only redeeming trait is the ability to make Stimpaks and Super Stimpaks if you bring him the right materials, but said materials are so uncommon that it isn't worth the trouble of dragging Myron around to use them.
* [[Woolseyism]]: A minor one found in the Russian pirated version of all places (which was also how most of the Russian ''Fallout'' fans got into the series, thanks to the official version not being released until 2006), where in start-up loading screens the words "loading" were replaced with something else like (note: translation accuracy not guaranteed): "Get in the line, Sons of the bitches" (where the Chosen One is captured); "Scavengers are immortal" (Guy wearing damaged Power Armor Helmet); "Leave the hope here traveler, you won't need it" (Chosen One silhouetted against car lights); "War, War never changes" and so on. There is also an image where the "Loading" was not replaced, since it kinda fitted the image. The alternate title "Vozrozhdenie" (Rebirth, Revival) may also be this for some, if only for intended irony.
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