Fallout comics - Old World Blues and New World memes
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Leroy’s latest art live stream had fans of Fallout: New Vegas buzzing with excitement as he dove into the eerie world of “Old World Blues,” specifically focusing on the infamous Creepy Light Switch in the Think Tank. With his character Scarlet at the forefront, Leroy masterfully depicted her uncomfortable interactions with the overly flirtatious light switch, whose suggestive tone and relentless advances had always been a source of both humor and discomfort among players. As he sketched out the awkward scenes, Scarlet’s expressions ranged from incredulous to downright horrified, perfectly capturing the unsettling vibe of being hit on by an inanimate object. Leroy’s attention to detail was evident as he included every little nod to the quirky, dark humor of the Fallout universe, from the light switch's smooth-talking voice modulator to the dingy, retro-futuristic setting of the Think Tank.
Emily joined Leroy on the stream, bringing her usual lively commentary that kept the chat entertained. Her banter was filled with references that Fallout fans instantly recognized, from joking about how Scarlet could use a "Confirmed Bachelor" perk to deflect the light switch's advances, to suggesting she equip the "Toughness" perk just to withstand the emotional trauma. Emily teased Leroy about the time he took on Ulysses in the Divide, barely surviving with just a handful of Stimpaks and a worn-out Brush Gun. They even discussed the merits of the "Black Widow" perk, laughing at how Scarlet could turn the tables on the light switch if only it were a sentient human. The chat exploded with suggestions, with one viewer hilariously proposing that Scarlet flee to Big MT's Sink and hide in the Auto-Doc, just to avoid the creepy advances.
As the comic came together, Leroy and Emily discussed their favorite Fallout moments, with Emily reminiscing about the time she had to sweet-talk the King in Freeside using "Lady Killer" just to get some intel. Leroy, meanwhile, kept the sketches rolling, incorporating nods to classic Fallout tunes like “Johnny Guitar” and “Big Iron” as background music, setting the perfect ambiance. The stream ended on a high note as Scarlet, clearly fed up with the Light Switch’s antics, finally decided to activate the Personality Dampener, shutting down its awkward advances once and for all. As Leroy signed off, he promised that the next stream would feature Scarlet navigating the Sierra Madre, hopefully without any more creepy encounters—though with Emily around, everyone knew the laughs would keep coming.
⚠️These streams are intended for 18+ audiences, viewer discretion is advised (Mostly Aimee's fault) ⚠️
