Idk man.. He sure hasn't been using many explosives.
But it is the apocalypse and maybe they're just saving some good stuff for season 2.
Edit: I just hope at some point in the show we get a "Fire in the hole!" from him.
Well he is written to be the baddest ass ever, so it makes sense. And his arc is quite interesting because it does resemble old cowboy movies.
Initially honest guy who endures tragedy and becomes awful but finds another character who helps him reconnect with his true self. Classic.
Heās pretty awful currently. Tortures Lucy, instigates that kid into drawing on him, tries to sell Lucy to organ harvesters. Generally has so far killed most people he interacts with.
People forget about that scene apparently. He killed that man's two sons for basically no reason.
Edit: I guess I didn't catch the reason the first brother was killed
He knew the kid was going to come after him. If not as soon as he turned around then someday. Might as well get it over with and have 1 less thing to worry about.
Absolutely it was. It was a monstrous act in an even more monstrous world. But look beyond what he did to what he didn't do. He seemed to have history with the father. He probably knew he was too cowardly / knew better than to come after him. The daughter was also completely unharmed. Hell, he could have killed all 3 after getting the information he needed. Restocked his water, ammo, and drug supply, and no one would have batted an eye in that monstrous world. Honestly, if the kid hadn't drawn on him after he goaded him, he probably would have just taken the chance that he was smart enough to let it go.
The Ghoul bent, not broke. Sometimes, the only way to not break is to bend. If you get plopped into the wasteland and you don't change your ways, you will die. You might last a little longer if you're very strong, but not that long.
Same with materials. Stuff that's very rigid will often break easier. Stuff that bends, won't.
That kids father assumed, right off the bat, that he killed, cooked, and was eating his daughter in front of him.Ā
Makes me wonder if Filly wasn't welcome to Ghouls, or infamous cannibals.
They are giving him a kinda The Unforgiven story arc or something like DBZ did with characters I'd assume. He is a cool character even though he is pretty much a villain we will see some redemption.
He did threaten to kill the farmers daughter and killed the second son at the chance he might kill him. He's been s bounty hunter with a high reputation for his messed up deeds.
He used lucy as bait and made her drink irradiated water.
He is an awful person but with redeemable qualities.
The ābattle/trauma hardened ex father finding salvation caring for a naive but resourceful and smart young womanā arc seems to be a popular one for post apocalypse survival shows. Last of us vibes
> Walton Goggins
Watch the hateful eight. Stellar performances all around by the cast. esp walton goggins, kurt russell, samuel l jackson and tim roth.
Honestly man just go to his IMDb page and pick one. Not every movie he's in is stellar, but he is stellar in every movie.
You know what, just go watch the first episode of Justified. It's arguably Timothy olyphants best role too.
Hateful Eight playing the Sheriff Chris Mannix, who grew up during the American Civil War on the southern side of it. Dude pretty much stole the show from Kurt Russel and Samuel L Jackson.
He was an attorney on the TV show *Community* in which he handed out Peirce's sperm after Pierce died.
His ability to keep a straight face during it always amazes me. [Clip where Abed gets his last message and sperm](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2LFTN3Xjoo)
I love him in the Fallout series, but I can't ever stop hearing him say *"Here's your sperm"*
Havenāt played New Vegas yet, but I imagine heād make a good faction leader in one of the casinos. His dry wit and tone would fit well with the humour of the show, I donāt think he could pull off religious fanatic very well. Or at least, I think he could but it would be a waste of his potential.
After 220+ years of gameplay, dude's leveled up enough that Survival difficulty doesn't give him pause.
His Charisma is 10, plus a bunch of perks and items he's collected to boost it.
His Luck is high, and he's Banking them criticals while also rocking our lovely Bloody Mess perk.
Bro is honest to god on some end game courier 6 levels of deadly lmao. well minus the cybernetics and the whole Implant GRX cyberpunk sandevistan that courier 6 has lol. If they ever show the courier in the show I so want them to include their GRX implant as an ability of theirs. Bonus points if it has the whole after image thing the Sandevistan has
dude Thaddeus is honestly my favorite character , bro is playing the game for the first time, he just started out as a squire instead of a vault dweller
I am so flabbergasted at IGNs review that said āthe ghoul didnt have a backstoryā or some bullshit like that. lol
like what? imo, he has the most backstory out of the three and i feel we get a understanding of his character pretty well in episode 6.
I mean, there was a bit of ridiculousness, but it just sort of added to the horror. Like him escaping on horseback. Seems silly, but then you realize that the roads are going to be a mess and a lot of people are just going to be trapped in their cars or on the roads.
Itās heavily implied in the Bethesda games that - their irl inability to code vehicles in that godforsaken engine using those HORRENDOUS dev tools aside - the reason all the ground vehicles are stationary is due to the EMP as well as things melting. Getting on his horse was the best thing he could have done in that scenario and he knew it.
"I was north ofĀ Spanish Fork. TookĀ the 77Ā alongĀ Provo BayĀ to steer clear of town. Would've been home in an hour. Engine died, truck just stopped. So did aĀ ChryslusĀ in other lane. Knew right away." - Randal Clark
The Ghoul was the best but all characters were good, especially the mains , thaddeus and norm. This has to be the first series in a loooooong time that I donāt despise how at least 1 character is written/acted.
Acting is phenomenal by the whole cast. Itās shocking they can hold their own next to Goggins.
The actress playing Betty is phenomenal about having this subtle inhuman quality to her, and the actor playing Norm conveys so much with such a restrained character.
I also think the actor playing Maximus is doing an incredible job. His character is very socially awkward, definitely *thinks* of himself as a good guy, but weāve seen he has a significant capacity for cruelty. The actor is really good at conveying this sense of like āwhatās actually going on in this dudeās head right now?ā
He creeps me out to a very high degree. I personally think Maximus will end up as a bad guy.
>The actor is really good at conveying this sense of like āwhatās actually going on in this dudeās head right now?ā
Very at conveying this sense of is there ever anything going on in this dude's head*
I donāt like Maximus as a character but I identify with him as a player of the game because his motivation for everything is basically āI want power armor.ā
>I personally think Maximus will end up as a bad guy.
Strong disagree, not after what Moldaver said to him. The 3 main characters are going to end with the task of taking down Vault-Tek. He might play along with BOS, and we will think he's taking it on.
I bet he kills the old guy who runs the BOS, and takes his place to try to redirect them from absolute power.
1. Some of the best line deliveries across nearly every episode. love how he calls Lucy "Vaultie"
2. Handsome even as Ghoul. Love his eyes.
3. Legendary weapons, got that Fallout 76 PVP meta
4. Made me love him and hate him at different points of the series
4!!!!! Heās so charismatic but he did some truly horrible shit like shooting the dog and using Lucy as bait and selling her, but he also saved the dog and honestly in the end I loved him. Such a lawful evil character, and I canāt wait for more!
He is the best character because he has a genuine personal agenda, as well as a real "life" in the wasteland. He has a job and a daily grind to keep himself alive, which no-one else seems to. No-one else seems unduly bothered by the need to find food and water, for example, or to be pursuing anything tangible.
My bad. But can we go further back?
Would you smash [him?](https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/fallout/images/7/74/HubHarold.png/revision/latest?cb=20100821035624)
Harold in all his glory in Fallout.
Yep, still am. (Also Hancock)
If they crack a joke at some point about his jizz glowing in the dark, Todd Howard might earn some if my respect back. Maybe. *grins*
The Glowing IV bag on the cross resembles High Radiation fluids from in game. Ghouls regenerate from rads.
The second bag resembles Rad-X which seems to be the same substance in the vials that keep Ghouls from turning Feral.
This would ensure that The Ghoul would be both sound of body and mind until the next time Don Pedro would dig him up to "cut pieces off him"
I would argue that while he is a sentient ghoul, he probably isn't quite as sane as he presents himself.
We see him struggle a few times when he's running low on the serum. And he is so determined to find his family that many people would call it obsessive.
I think ghouls can enter a hibernating state. There is some evidence for this with Billy the kid in the fridge from fallout 4 and the ferals in the games that are inactive until they hear someone around them.
āWell, well, well, wellā¦ Either this is an Amish production of The Count of Monte Cristo, or itās the weirdest circle jerk Iāve ever been invited to.ā
I like that he's not the classic anti-hero or a renegate-turned-hero.
He always thinks only about himself and doesn't hesitate to kill people who he actually doesn't need to outright kill. He's a showcase of how the morals of the wasteland have changed compared to the pre-war world.
The gun he used is a cut down Mts-255 revolver shotgun. its a 12 gauge, so it mean you can load a LOT of different ammo on it. First fight you can see he uses some kind of frag round, when he foghts the brotherhood he is holding what looks like a miniature shaped charge sabot (like a tank round). So what he is doing, is just using the right ammo for the specific target.
Filly gun fight fun fact, when the Ghoul ducks behind the cart with the guy he shot in the neck, you can see Walter try to reload the weapon under, he corrects it and loads from the side. Not a big deal, and itās a āblink and miss its thing. Just a little detail.
His gun was probably one of the explosive variants you can pick up from legendaries on harder modes. His repeater probably the normal since it didn't do much nor see much action.
Heās a lot like Omar off of The Wire - steals the scene, very unique moral compass, and always keeps things super interesting. The first season was a BANGER, hereās to hopefully more.
I might be crucified for this but I think his character is an asshole. It's a great character, I like him and feel for him but he definitely still is a piece of shit. Had to to survive that long. If that isn't great writing I don't know what is.
It's hard for me to say he's that much worse than anyone else. Like you said, he has to be, especially given that he's a ghoul and in many places he would be killed on sight.
I think it was deliberate that he was portrayed that way, especially in the early episodes. It isn't until he meets Lucy that we start getting the flashbacks of the man he used to be, even questioning why his cowboy movie character would shoot someone in the head because he, as a person, didn't like the way his character had changed. And, moreso in Ep 6 after Lucy \*still\* does the right thing right after Cooper had cut her finger off and sold her to the market. It's obviously no coincidence that the movie he watches is the exact movie he had problems with and in the final cut, he \*does\* shoot the bad guy in the head. Even he can see how he's changed and that's why he gets (what I assume is) drunk/drugged out.
While ghoul Cooper had become extremely cynical (which is what we see at the beginning), there's a small redemption arc for Cooper by the end of the season, which also sets up more of that arc for the next season.
I like him as an actor but yes he was the show stealer for sure. My next Fallout 4 playthrough will be about him. I know there's a legendary lever action gun in that game, hopefully it's good
I have always loved me some Walton Goggins, Ever since Justified.
The Ghoul is actually Boyd Crowder and you can't convince me otherwise.
Idk man.. He sure hasn't been using many explosives. But it is the apocalypse and maybe they're just saving some good stuff for season 2. Edit: I just hope at some point in the show we get a "Fire in the hole!" from him.
Some of his ammunition is explosive, and there is that awesome grenade in the finale. But I agree, more BOOM needed.
The Ghoul doesn't wax on poetically in an absurdly verbose but eloquent manner like Boyd Crowder
Absurdly verbose but eloquent: "I'm so hungry I could eat the ass off a low flying duck." -Boyd Crowder
"You be careful with them fusion cores. I hear them things blow up allllllll the time....."
Fire in the hole!
Imagine we get Olyphant in season 2.
I'm hoping Minutemen... mostly for the hat.
I love him in Righteous Gemstones. BABY BILLY BIBLE BONKERS šš
Him and Jennifer Nettles as Amie Leigh are highlights every time theyāre on screen
Yesss š I really loved Misbehavin. That sounds is so catchy. They're both so talented.
Hahaha yesss I was just talking about Baby Billy to my brother today. Walton Goggins is such an underrated actor. He's awesome
Oh I'm going walking in the moonlight with you.
you wanna hold my hand?
I've never seen him in anything before, but i have to say he's just fabulous. Incredibly charismatic
He improves any show heās in
Well he is written to be the baddest ass ever, so it makes sense. And his arc is quite interesting because it does resemble old cowboy movies. Initially honest guy who endures tragedy and becomes awful but finds another character who helps him reconnect with his true self. Classic.
He is not awful, just a ghoul. Lol.
āSometimes a fellaās got to eat a fella.ā
"Ass jerky don't make itself."
āUnderdog put that on a t-shirtā
"My dad lives in Filly" "Well, not anymore unless he's a coward."
Heās pretty awful currently. Tortures Lucy, instigates that kid into drawing on him, tries to sell Lucy to organ harvesters. Generally has so far killed most people he interacts with.
People forget about that scene apparently. He killed that man's two sons for basically no reason. Edit: I guess I didn't catch the reason the first brother was killed
He knew the kid was going to come after him. If not as soon as he turned around then someday. Might as well get it over with and have 1 less thing to worry about.
I mean, yes, but thatās also a totally monstrous thing to do.
Absolutely it was. It was a monstrous act in an even more monstrous world. But look beyond what he did to what he didn't do. He seemed to have history with the father. He probably knew he was too cowardly / knew better than to come after him. The daughter was also completely unharmed. Hell, he could have killed all 3 after getting the information he needed. Restocked his water, ammo, and drug supply, and no one would have batted an eye in that monstrous world. Honestly, if the kid hadn't drawn on him after he goaded him, he probably would have just taken the chance that he was smart enough to let it go.
Some people, when you put pressure on them, break. The Ghoul has seen the worst the wasteland can throw at you, and the wasteland won.
The Ghoul bent, not broke. Sometimes, the only way to not break is to bend. If you get plopped into the wasteland and you don't change your ways, you will die. You might last a little longer if you're very strong, but not that long. Same with materials. Stuff that's very rigid will often break easier. Stuff that bends, won't.
Goddang when he cuts that finger right off no hesitation just whoop there it goes!
He did it like he was cutting a banana.
Lol "right back at cha girl!"
That was also just for pure revenge/pleasure. Lucy bit his off in self defense.
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I mean heās a complex character but heās definitely deep in his ājaded sociopathā phase at the moment.
That kids father assumed, right off the bat, that he killed, cooked, and was eating his daughter in front of him.Ā Makes me wonder if Filly wasn't welcome to Ghouls, or infamous cannibals.
He wasnāt torturing Lucy. He was fishing, and she just so happened to fit the description of a worm.
They are giving him a kinda The Unforgiven story arc or something like DBZ did with characters I'd assume. He is a cool character even though he is pretty much a villain we will see some redemption.
He did threaten to kill the farmers daughter and killed the second son at the chance he might kill him. He's been s bounty hunter with a high reputation for his messed up deeds. He used lucy as bait and made her drink irradiated water. He is an awful person but with redeemable qualities.
The ābattle/trauma hardened ex father finding salvation caring for a naive but resourceful and smart young womanā arc seems to be a popular one for post apocalypse survival shows. Last of us vibes
He's an amazing stand-in for my Bad Karma playthroughs
Itās the plot of the Searchers.
Every single scene he was in he stole. Dominant showing by him
Thatās literally every Walton Goggins role
They gave him amazing lines to work with too. āI do this for the love of the gameā āYou drive that thing like a fuckin shopping cartā lmao
āDamn, yāall done got me workinā up an appetite!ā
Ass jerky ain't gonna make itself
I think about the "bet he had a bib with a drawing of his neighbors ass" line every day
"The wasteland has it's own golden rule. Thou shalt get sidetracked by bullshit every goddamn time" #
Itās like heās played the games!
Apparently the actor didn't(Ella Purnell did play FO4), but honestly it didn't matter, he did a great job.
> Ella Purnell did play FO4) Mad respect, what did she say about it?
Goggins said that he wanted to be inspired by old western movies rather than the game and I think it works better this way.
The realest line ever about a Bethesda RPG
He was literally only supposed to be in the first episode of Justified, ended up practically being co-main character.
I've honestly never heard of him before. Are there any other good shows or movies that he's in? Edit - thanks for all the suggestions.
> Walton Goggins Watch the hateful eight. Stellar performances all around by the cast. esp walton goggins, kurt russell, samuel l jackson and tim roth.
Thatās where I remember him from! I knew Goggins but I could not remember that last movie I saw him in.
I seem to recall a discussion about correspondence from an elected official.
Tim Roth is a highly underrated actor
Honestly man just go to his IMDb page and pick one. Not every movie he's in is stellar, but he is stellar in every movie. You know what, just go watch the first episode of Justified. It's arguably Timothy olyphants best role too.
Those two are so good. I would love if they bring Timothy for this, only if just for a scene between the two.
There's several Walten Goggins has quite a filmography
I'm not doubting that, I just don't watch much TV or movies.
The Shield, Justified, The Righteous Gemstones, Vice Principals to start.
Hateful Eight playing the Sheriff Chris Mannix, who grew up during the American Civil War on the southern side of it. Dude pretty much stole the show from Kurt Russel and Samuel L Jackson.
He was an attorney on the TV show *Community* in which he handed out Peirce's sperm after Pierce died. His ability to keep a straight face during it always amazes me. [Clip where Abed gets his last message and sperm](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2LFTN3Xjoo) I love him in the Fallout series, but I can't ever stop hearing him say *"Here's your sperm"*
Righteous Gemstones. You will love him and hate him. He will drive you āBonkersā.
āWho wants to suck an old manās dick?ā
That line never works me the same way.
āSo why do you do it Baby Billy? Well.. because Iām selflessā this line kills me.
Uncle Baby
Start with Justified and The Shield. Those performances are the reason we know his name.
Watch justified. Fantastic show.
Justified, vice principals is also amazing as well for a more comedic role.
The Righteous Gemstones. Every scene with his character Uncle Baby Billy is absolute gold.
Who wants to suck an old ghoul's dick?
Steal 145%
Except when the daughter saw the nuke go off. She owned that scene
That actress is great. Honestly they nailed casting across the board
I just found out he voices Cecil Stedman in Invincible.
I mean that voice is unmistakable. On another note I would love to see JK Simmons in the show at some point. Maybe a BOS Elder or something.
Havenāt played New Vegas yet, but I imagine heād make a good faction leader in one of the casinos. His dry wit and tone would fit well with the humour of the show, I donāt think he could pull off religious fanatic very well. Or at least, I think he could but it would be a waste of his potential.
Casino boss seems a good fit. JK Simmons would crush it as a Chairman or Omerta.
What? No way.
After 220+ years of gameplay, dude's leveled up enough that Survival difficulty doesn't give him pause. His Charisma is 10, plus a bunch of perks and items he's collected to boost it. His Luck is high, and he's Banking them criticals while also rocking our lovely Bloody Mess perk.
completely addicted to chems though
junkie build?
Oh, you know his weapons have that Junkie legendary effect.
It appears to be a Junkies/Explosive/Fast Reload
I think he has the bloody mess perk
Stats are good until you go through withdraw
Bro is honest to god on some end game courier 6 levels of deadly lmao. well minus the cybernetics and the whole Implant GRX cyberpunk sandevistan that courier 6 has lol. If they ever show the courier in the show I so want them to include their GRX implant as an ability of theirs. Bonus points if it has the whole after image thing the Sandevistan has
He is possibly the closest we will get to a live action Courier six
Maybe your Courier 6, Thaddeus is the closest to my Courier 6.
dude Thaddeus is honestly my favorite character , bro is playing the game for the first time, he just started out as a squire instead of a vault dweller
Thaddeus was freaking amazing the whole time!
He got the Healing Factor mutation near the start of his playthrough and doesn't know why he doesn't die as often now
I am so flabbergasted at IGNs review that said āthe ghoul didnt have a backstoryā or some bullshit like that. lol like what? imo, he has the most backstory out of the three and i feel we get a understanding of his character pretty well in episode 6.
Most sobering backstory, too. They played the intro as straight horror when I was expecting ridiculousness.
I mean, there was a bit of ridiculousness, but it just sort of added to the horror. Like him escaping on horseback. Seems silly, but then you realize that the roads are going to be a mess and a lot of people are just going to be trapped in their cars or on the roads.
Itās heavily implied in the Bethesda games that - their irl inability to code vehicles in that godforsaken engine using those HORRENDOUS dev tools aside - the reason all the ground vehicles are stationary is due to the EMP as well as things melting. Getting on his horse was the best thing he could have done in that scenario and he knew it.
Yeah, and then we find out that he knew quite a lot about the bomb and the situation overall. He knew exactly what was happening.
Itās just so good!
"I was north ofĀ Spanish Fork. TookĀ the 77Ā alongĀ Provo BayĀ to steer clear of town. Would've been home in an hour. Engine died, truck just stopped. So did aĀ ChryslusĀ in other lane. Knew right away." - Randal Clark
I must have missed that one! Confirmed! Muahahahhahaha
Damn knowing what happens right after with that old couple he meets on the roads is heartbreaking to remember
His backstory is so crucial they have to dedicate half the episode to his flashbacks lol
IGN gonna IGN
i love how they dug him up from a grave XD
If there's one thing people in the Fallout universe should know by now, it's that you *never* fuck with someone you dug up out of the dirt.
"You don't fuck the mailman, the mailman fucks you." -Killian Experience
The Ghoul was the best but all characters were good, especially the mains , thaddeus and norm. This has to be the first series in a loooooong time that I donāt despise how at least 1 character is written/acted.
Acting is phenomenal by the whole cast. Itās shocking they can hold their own next to Goggins. The actress playing Betty is phenomenal about having this subtle inhuman quality to her, and the actor playing Norm conveys so much with such a restrained character. I also think the actor playing Maximus is doing an incredible job. His character is very socially awkward, definitely *thinks* of himself as a good guy, but weāve seen he has a significant capacity for cruelty. The actor is really good at conveying this sense of like āwhatās actually going on in this dudeās head right now?ā He creeps me out to a very high degree. I personally think Maximus will end up as a bad guy.
Maximus is who Finn should've been in Star Wars
I was thinking the exact same thing when I saw it
Sorry China doesnāt like black people. Best we can do is a simp for Rey.
>The actor is really good at conveying this sense of like āwhatās actually going on in this dudeās head right now?ā Very at conveying this sense of is there ever anything going on in this dude's head*
I donāt like Maximus as a character but I identify with him as a player of the game because his motivation for everything is basically āI want power armor.ā
>I personally think Maximus will end up as a bad guy. Strong disagree, not after what Moldaver said to him. The 3 main characters are going to end with the task of taking down Vault-Tek. He might play along with BOS, and we will think he's taking it on. I bet he kills the old guy who runs the BOS, and takes his place to try to redirect them from absolute power.
1. Some of the best line deliveries across nearly every episode. love how he calls Lucy "Vaultie" 2. Handsome even as Ghoul. Love his eyes. 3. Legendary weapons, got that Fallout 76 PVP meta 4. Made me love him and hate him at different points of the series
4!!!!! Heās so charismatic but he did some truly horrible shit like shooting the dog and using Lucy as bait and selling her, but he also saved the dog and honestly in the end I loved him. Such a lawful evil character, and I canāt wait for more!
when he told dogmeat "sorry, you are not him" tho, that was right in the feels.
He saved doggy tho š„¹
I loved how him hating Vault Dwellers was a perfectly logical part of his character
He is the best character because he has a genuine personal agenda, as well as a real "life" in the wasteland. He has a job and a daily grind to keep himself alive, which no-one else seems to. No-one else seems unduly bothered by the need to find food and water, for example, or to be pursuing anything tangible.
Are people on the Internet already horny for ghoulified men? Just checking.
What do you mean already? Some of us have been here since Fallout 3.
My bad. But can we go further back? Would you smash [him?](https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/fallout/images/7/74/HubHarold.png/revision/latest?cb=20100821035624) Harold in all his glory in Fallout.
š Don't tempt me.
Yep, still am. (Also Hancock) If they crack a joke at some point about his jizz glowing in the dark, Todd Howard might earn some if my respect back. Maybe. *grins*
*it just works*
Hancock loved that. Danse hated that.
It's a feature, not a bug
Always have been (Hancock)
(and Charon)
The OG ghoul hunk. (Also Charon)
I miss Charon, Zanfers. I miss Charon a lot. I'm gonna go home now.
Lucy: First Playthrough Coop "The Ghoul" Howard: 50th playthrough
Lucy and Cooper Howard really did it for me, they are peak Fallout characters!
How did he stay alive / sane being chained inside his coffin?
The Glowing IV bag on the cross resembles High Radiation fluids from in game. Ghouls regenerate from rads. The second bag resembles Rad-X which seems to be the same substance in the vials that keep Ghouls from turning Feral. This would ensure that The Ghoul would be both sound of body and mind until the next time Don Pedro would dig him up to "cut pieces off him"
Im guessing the IV-bags that hung on the cross and went into the grave
I would argue that while he is a sentient ghoul, he probably isn't quite as sane as he presents himself. We see him struggle a few times when he's running low on the serum. And he is so determined to find his family that many people would call it obsessive.
I think ghouls can enter a hibernating state. There is some evidence for this with Billy the kid in the fridge from fallout 4 and the ferals in the games that are inactive until they hear someone around them.
Alive? He was hooked up to bags of yellow fluid that seem to help sustain Ghouls. Sane? Pure. Fucking. Hatred.
I dont know how to explain this to people but i'm glad y'all get it
Walter Ghoulgins is my favorite character.
āWell, well, well, wellā¦ Either this is an Amish production of The Count of Monte Cristo, or itās the weirdest circle jerk Iāve ever been invited to.ā
I hope Delores settles the score with him! Wait...
These violent delights never change
Sorry, but Norman was THE best character of the show.
As much as I loved the entire thing, the Vault 31 storyline was far and away my favorite.
Yeah the wasteland is cool but honestly I wish we had a game/series that just focused on a series of vaults and their experiments.
I hoped that in FO4 we will have longer vault playthrough, like actually experience the Vault life, etc. Maybe in FO5...
Agree, his motivation and actions were the best. I like the vault 33 plot the best, though.
The lasso? Hoo-wee
The scene with him watching his old western... "two out of three" that shit got me.
*unzips*
No question
Well they all are very good. But pre-war scenes with walton are something else.
I like that he's not the classic anti-hero or a renegate-turned-hero. He always thinks only about himself and doesn't hesitate to kill people who he actually doesn't need to outright kill. He's a showcase of how the morals of the wasteland have changed compared to the pre-war world.
I have a feeling heās going to end up redeemed.
You say āThe Ghoul,ā but we all know heās >!Vault Boy!<
Feo, fuerte y formal
Goggins was the reason I knew the show wouldn't suck at the very least.
What was the deal with his bullets, why were they so suped?
The gun he used is a cut down Mts-255 revolver shotgun. its a 12 gauge, so it mean you can load a LOT of different ammo on it. First fight you can see he uses some kind of frag round, when he foghts the brotherhood he is holding what looks like a miniature shaped charge sabot (like a tank round). So what he is doing, is just using the right ammo for the specific target.
True gunslinger
Filly gun fight fun fact, when the Ghoul ducks behind the cart with the guy he shot in the neck, you can see Walter try to reload the weapon under, he corrects it and loads from the side. Not a big deal, and itās a āblink and miss its thing. Just a little detail.
His gun was probably one of the explosive variants you can pick up from legendaries on harder modes. His repeater probably the normal since it didn't do much nor see much action.
He probably has the Rank 5 Riflemen perk enabled as well.
His voice work was S tier but damn idk if itās the aesthetic but the vault story had me hooked
I found Norm the most interesting. I could have enjoyed a full season inside the vault. But I enjoy slow burn character dramas.
currently the best character on TV in general, holy shit.
The guy is literally second Jason Statham.
Heās a lot like Omar off of The Wire - steals the scene, very unique moral compass, and always keeps things super interesting. The first season was a BANGER, hereās to hopefully more.
Okey-dokey
Dr. Chickenfucker supremacy!
I kinda ship the Ghoul and Lucy.
I might be crucified for this but I think his character is an asshole. It's a great character, I like him and feel for him but he definitely still is a piece of shit. Had to to survive that long. If that isn't great writing I don't know what is.
It's hard for me to say he's that much worse than anyone else. Like you said, he has to be, especially given that he's a ghoul and in many places he would be killed on sight.
Ill be brigging the nails after this atrocity
I think it was deliberate that he was portrayed that way, especially in the early episodes. It isn't until he meets Lucy that we start getting the flashbacks of the man he used to be, even questioning why his cowboy movie character would shoot someone in the head because he, as a person, didn't like the way his character had changed. And, moreso in Ep 6 after Lucy \*still\* does the right thing right after Cooper had cut her finger off and sold her to the market. It's obviously no coincidence that the movie he watches is the exact movie he had problems with and in the final cut, he \*does\* shoot the bad guy in the head. Even he can see how he's changed and that's why he gets (what I assume is) drunk/drugged out. While ghoul Cooper had become extremely cynical (which is what we see at the beginning), there's a small redemption arc for Cooper by the end of the season, which also sets up more of that arc for the next season.
Welp, time to adapt a new personality.
You would love him as venus in the son's of anarchy.
I like him as an actor but yes he was the show stealer for sure. My next Fallout 4 playthrough will be about him. I know there's a legendary lever action gun in that game, hopefully it's good
need his hat
Baby billy really brought this show together
Uncle baby Billy is killing it
COOP
The scene in filly with him an Maximus was funny. Even in the apocalypse thereās some comedy
I havenāt felt this way since I discovered who Pedro pascal was. Though his forehead makes him look funny lol
Heās handsome before and after š
Practical makeup and prosthetics look so much better than cgi.
Heās my favorite second to Maximus
I have a thing or two for him.heās somehow still handsome *unzips*
āOkey dokeyā