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Yes, but as a mere level designer he probably didn't have that much influence on what fans dislike about BOS. He was lead designer on BOS2, though, and this one's story wasn't that bad. It also had some non-linear quests and choices and consequences.

Actually, you have a wiki to check this info at as well. It's all there.

Then you are wrong. You know that these things are quite easy to check, right?

Chris Taylor and Mark O'Green are at Interplay.

There is. You can vote for 1 game out of each of 4 loosely defined genres.

Actually, Fallout is in era 4, not 3.

My bad, I based it on erroneous user reports.

Well, I imagine him to work like his voice actor, Michael Hogan, and he pretty much does.

No official titles announced yet, but we already know them - Honest Hearts, Lonesome Road and Old World Blues.

The head lawyer on the case is the same, he just left his original law firm and joined another one, so Bethesda decided to switch firms, since otherwise they'd have to change their lead lawyer.

Update: It turns out that Bethesda did not really change their lawyers this time like they did a year ago. While they changed the law firm, it was because their lead counsel on the case, Howard H. Stahl, previously of Steptoe & Johnson, has moved to Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson.

Bethesda has fired their law firm and hired a new one again.

Interplay was already in financial trouble during late Fargo days, which is why it had to be sold to the Caens.

It's being made by ex-Obsidian devs, though.

Unless you go with the version with FEV as the cause of all mutations, which was actually in the original design.

It wasn't Bethesda that made ghouls a product of FEV. It was the version of Chris Taylor, lead designer of Fallout 1. Tim Cain disagrees, though.

FEV was used as an explanation of all mutations as early as in this Vault 13: A GURPS Post-Nuclear Adventure timeline by Scott Campbell and Brian Freyermuth, which is the oldest design document to ever be released to the public. The timeline also says, though that: Even Chris Taylor...

I love it when they post bits of interviews one by one instead of just posting the whole thing.

Well, it's more likely taken from New Vegas here than from the originals. I don't see any references to stuff from original games that isn't also in FNV.