What a piece of crap!” exclaimed u/RaidersMustDie, on the Fallout subreddit. “I’ll throw my money at anything even tangentially related to Fallout, but this is ridiculous. Triple A calendar my ass.” The calendar is supposed to have 25 compartments that are opened one day at a time, allowing the user to count down the days from December 1st until Christmas. Each compartment was advertised as containing some sort of Fallout themed gift. Unfortunately, like the other notable Fallout product released this year, the calendar has been heavily criticized for being underwhelming and not functioning properly. Image 1 Envelope 1: Fallout Ornament ~ Envelope 2: Nuka Cola Button ~ Envelope 3: Holiday Greeting Cards ~ Envelope 4: Two Fallout Gift Tags ~ Envelope 5: Sunset Sarsaparilla: Made with oure cane sugar bookmark or mini poster Fallout: The Official Vault Dweller’s Advent Calendar features 25 days of surprises and unique keepsakes ranging from fun paper ornaments to recipe cards, mini books, and more inspired by the award winning video game series. The perfect gift for gamers, Lone Wanderers, and Sale Survivors alike, Fallout: The Official Vault Dweller’s Advent Calendar is a great way to make this year’s holiday festivities extra special! Image 4 Envelope 16: One Mini Post Card ~ Envelope 17: SPECIAL Mini Book ~ Envelope 18: Vault-Tec Magnetic bookmark ~ Envelope 19: Nuka Cola Collectors Card ~ Envelope 20: Paper clip Zombie

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It’s shaped to look like a Ripper, one of Fallout’s most well-known weapons,” Whittenhauer explained, “meaning that users are actually getting an extra bonus just for buying our product!”