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Well, it's a style thing. The bad guys in Bioshock Infinite were based on turn of the century Nativist types. Shouldn't the Enclave have a stronger influence based on '50s Americana? But then since it's a stylistic choice, I can understand if the makers of Fallout declined to make the Enclave...

It wouldn't be very practical as camo, but it'd be interesting to see Enclave elite units of some sort get all up in jingoism. Or at least have the flag more displayed. In both Fallout 2 and 3, they wear ugly brutal militaristic body armor. Which is totally understandable and practical. But...

Purists still have Xenonauts as an option, after all. This is a win-win situation, for once.

Interview with producer and art director, guess Surf Solar will get a kick out of this: http://www.giantbomb.com/news/xcom-enemy-unknown-on-making-old-things-new-again-action-figures-and-perma-death/4020/

X-COM was a real-time map + turn-based combat. Presumably this sequel would do the same thing.

An interesting article about this.

What did Oblivion do right with NV's humor, where Bethesda's humor failed? What did NV not get right (i.e. wasn't funny)?

Have all of the DLCs been universally panned on NMA just as Fallout 3 has?

I, too, am interested to see how NMA likes this fanfic.

Not just pointing out flaws, but rather attacking games that are integral to a series seems to hint at a level of purism that is very laughable. Integral meaning that a lot of the things we consider part of the Fallout universe as we know it are in FO2. It's kind of like people who hate on...

This sort of slippery amusing and I wonder when it will end. "Hey guys, Fallout 1 has a clunky interface and the time restraint is stupid! GURPS is a bad system! Wasteland sucks! The entire Fallout series and universe is a poor rip-off of Mad Max and the games are worse than Arcanum!" And...

People are surprisingly mellow in this thread.

I love this. Fan drama is NMA's greatest export. It's why I signed on. Keep on shining you crazy diamond.

Saint Proverbius from that thread.

Links please. The whole concept is fascinating.

There could be a lot more vaults than we know of, some of them running innocuous tests that didn't lead to madness and mayhem. And again, vaults not built by Vault-Tec and the government.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twilight_2000 http://twilight2000.wikia.com/wiki/Twilight_2000_Wiki www.93gamesstudio.com/twilight2013/ Anyone played it yet?

Like I said, it wouldn't necessarily be a large-scale operation, it could be scattered bands of hoodied treasure hunters with AKs chasing after phat loot. America's too big a place to get ever bit of nice tech nuked. As for transportation- well, the world's too big a place for the Enclave to...

Well, why would they target New Zealand? Or Fiji? Or some other relatively developed island in the Pacific? (Incidentally, it'd be pretty cool if a future FO spin-off was set in a locale that wasn't nuked, such as Hawaii, but still fucked over by the war.) A 100% realistic Fallout wouldn't...

Well I think at least by the time of FO2 they would have at least sent expeditionary forces or at the very least there could have been S.T.A.L.K.E.R.-styled bands of independent treasure hunters who are after the ruins of the tech, loot, and slaves from the formerly most richest nation on the...