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7/9/2012 3:59:43 AM
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Fallout: Are Yao Guai Ghouls?
Now, hear me out. They're mutated bears, yes, but look at their bodies. Peeling skin and fur falling out in patches, the fact that mutation only gave them greater strength and size, rather than special abilities. It seems that way to me, anyway. Does this seem plausible?
Also, in point Lookout there is a Yao Guai named Ruzka, who is seemingly over 200 years old. That, to me, indicates they're, like, ghoulified black bears.
[Edited on 07.08.2012 8:02 PM PDT]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Doctor Jensen [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] TrussingDoor [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Doctor Jensen They lost the ability to reason right? Doesn't that make them ghouls?[/quote]Can bears REALLY reason, anyway?[/quote]Touché. But that's what makes a ghoul a ghoul according to fallout.[/quote]That's what makes a Ghoul FERAL. Regular Ghouls are the same people they were before Ghoulification. Take Raul Tejada, for instance. Now, if there are feral and non-feral Yao Guai, I doubt the behavioral difference would be as evident as in humans. Perhaps the feral ones are solitary, or maybe there's very little behavioral difference, except that only non-ferals can be tamed at all.
