Then a star large enough to fuse heavier elements needs to live its full life then die of a supernova to create elements heavier than iron
Lastly those remnants need to form a new solar system with a planet somewhat rich in these heavier elements to support life, as well as the time needed to have life spring up in the first place
In terms of how long all of these take, we’re pretty young cosmically
Tbh I’d disagree. I played NV for the first time last year, and it was a great experience. It definitely shows its age a bit, especially needing to use the pipboy to swap to grenades. That being said, the architecture of the game is amazing. The map, story, and gamedesign is superb, and now that I’m playing fallout 4, I’m enjoying the new game aspects but I’m missing everything that’s great about new vegas.
Also iirc there was a vault in fallout 1 where the experiment was making super mutants (I haven’t played it I just watch YouTube lore videos), or at least using FEV to experiment on people.
Nonsense. If you ever want to >!go back to the vault, you can see their frozen body slumped over next to your open cryopod.!< That’s like a whole 12 minutes!