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Here and there I've found many people on this forum (me included) who tried to imaginer their own Fallout game. But has anyone ever thought about creating an entirely new post-apocalyptic IP?

Is he? I actually didn't know

First paragraph is what I wanted to express, but worded better. Have a rad good sir.

Well if the war was inevitable then there's not much space for thinking. I like to believe that it's a criticism of Capitalism and Imperialism. Science offered a solution, but humanity chose the path of war.

They still had to backpedal into reintroducing NPCs as a result of said backlash though

Difference from the past though is that they got a lot of bad PR for their last game even from their shills

I wonder if they've learnt anything from 4 and 76 especially. I assume that there won't be a voiced protagonist, if anything that comes out of Todd's mouth had any meaning at this point.

https://comicbook.com/gaming/news/fallout-5-new-game-leaked/

Other media outlets are reporting it as well. Yeah, it's likely going to be an online game of some sort. Fallout 77 already? :flameon:

https://gamerant.com/bethesda-unannounced-game-job-listing/ I don't want to spread misinformation mrmatty-style, but I've stumbled upon this and thought it was worth sharing. Perhaps more information will arrive from E3.

And I'm not speaking about wacky post-apocalyptic superheroes. There are mainly four categories of creatures in the Fallout series: Humans, humanoid mutants, mutated animals and robots. Of these, robots are the rarest to encounter: they were manufactured before the war for the most part, so...

Not sure if you want to consider 4's lore, but there's a Place in the game called bureau of alcohol, drugs, tobacco, firearms and lasers. So according to 4, there's probably some regulation on laser weapons. (Mostly rifles, I'd assume)

Bring back Fallout Tactics ability to crawl on the ground and kicking from the originals, with new and old special moves for unarmed.

I don't know, Children of the Arom are actually supposed to be part of the founding group of Megaton and Cromwell does have a following of unnamed NPCs. Besides, by the time time of Fallout 4 they've spread so far as the Commonwealth, so I assume they must have expanded a lot in the hiatus...

Browsing these forums the common consensus on Fallout 3's religion seems to be that it's really goddam stupid. Replaying Fallout 3 after a lot of time myself, I was unimpressed by confessor Cromwell's ideas. However, thinking about it later made me realize that I was scrutinizing him (and his...

Diamond city blues, the last Voyage of the USS constitution and The Silver Shroud were the best ones. The Secret of Cabot House would have been good, if it wasn't totally lore-breaking.

Louisiana or Texas

Thanks. I must have missed that bit of lore

Charisma should primarily affect one's ability to recruit and influence companions, I believe. New Vegas and 2 are the two games that probably di of best - New Vegas with the damage bonus, 2 with the number of companion slots. I'd say that an hypothetical new Fallout game should mix both things...

More than a rewrite, New Vegas needs a remake/expansion I'd say Anyway I always found strange that the NCR didn't annex small communities such as Primm or Goodsprings for taxes and recruits