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Fallout Terminal

Simulates a computer terminal from fallout.

Usage

python fallout.py

If you want an extra challenge, you could do hard mode, where the user must manually enter the correct input in the boot and login scripts. Accessible with the --hard flag.

You can also skip the password entry entirely if you'd prefer, by adding --skip to the flags.

If you'd like to preload sounds, in case of playback issues, add --preload to the flags. This should be a very rare edge case!

Finally, if you'd prefer not to have sound, you may add --no-sound to the flags.

Passwords

To add your own lists of passwords, check out the passwords.txt file

Notes

Check out cool-retro-term (https://github.com/Swordfish90/cool-retro-term) to make your terminal look like a fallout terminal