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Its not just Fallout, I feel like shows in general are a lot more gory now. I enjoy fantasy and sci-fi stories and I love the games, but I also have had to be revived with smelling salts when I saw an incision IRL. I just wish I had a setting to not have to see that boot scene in 4k.
80s movies exist and they want their "too gory" title back.
That boot scene was pretty horrific. Although I laughed when I they showed Lucy's horrified reaction because she and I had the exact same face.