Fallout 4: The Final Conflict?

[ThatIrishSOB]

I've had a few ideas for future fallout games, but I really enjoyed this idea the most, being a person who didn't enjoy the Enclave being completely removed from the game.

THE GAME STARTS When you regain consciousness in a trench on an Enclave battlefield against the BoS. You are able to crawl your way out of the battlefield and find an Enclave medic treating injured Enclave soldiers. He quickly sets you down and asks you a few questions to see if you have any mental injuries. (Asks you your name) He strips you of your Power Armor and starts treating your wounds and lacerations. At this point you black out.....

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YOU AWAKEN Two days later and find yourself back in the bunker, in a hospital bed. You look around and see a few injured soldiers in the beds next to you. You look around and find two items on the tray next to your bed, a book (Set your S.P.E.C.I.A.L points) and a mirror. (set your appearance/sex) At this point an Enclave Doctor walks past your bed and double takes realizing you are awake, he quickly initiates dialogue with you where you ask what happened while you were out. He informs you that the Enclave were victorious against the BoS troops and airships that launched an assault on them, and tells you that they have launched a full retreat to the St. Louis on the border of Illinois.

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THE PLOT Is that the last remnants of the Enclave have found all available troups and are stationed at one of the last operational Enclave camps in the Unitied States in Chicago, Illinois. The camp is a base of operations and protective bunker for the last remnants of the Enclave. This base has extremely advanced technology the likes no one else in the wasteland has ever seen, and it is also where the Enclave is testing their new and improved modified FEV virus, I say modified because they have greatly increased the amount of radiation it takes to be killed by it, making it slightly more humane.

The Enclave is constantly sending scouting parties across the Wasteland to find potential troopers with low radiation levels, and their numbers have been growing. There are two main story arcs in this game, one being, you can assist the Enclave in growing and defeat the local and hostile tribals and BoS in the area. OR you can double cross the Enclave by signing an alliance treaty between the tribals and the BoS, making them able to overpower the Enclave and loot & destroy their base.

In this game, the Enclave aims to increase their numbers and finish their work on a machine that will insert the FEV virus into Lake Michigan, effectively infecting all of the great lakes. You will be tasked with installing a device on a nearby radio station which sends a signal to all pip boy users with recruit messages. This idea of course aims to recruit vault dwellers, people who have been exposed to little radiation.

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THE GAME Takes place in the almost completely destroyed city of Chicago, Illinois. While more places such as St. Louis on the border are able to be visited during the game, but beware, approaching the BoS camp at St. Louis with Enclave faction clothing on will make them hostile.

The general area of this region is a wasteland, with groups of tribals stationed across the large area. You can convince these tribals to work together and side with the Enclave, or the BoS. Of course, if you want nothing to do with these tribals you can kill their collective leaders thus making them much weaker.

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THE END Of the game takes place at a final battle against the BoS or Enclave. If the Enclave wins this battle, their grib on Illinois increases tremendously, and they are able to infect the great lakes with the modified FEV virus. If the BoS wins, the Enclave is destroyed and all their remaining FEV vats destroyed, effectively ending their plans.

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IMPORTANT FACTS Of this game are:

- President Eden was presumably destroyed at Raven Rock, as there has been no signal from him for almost 40 years.

- Col. Autumn was never seen or heard from after the Enclave's last stand at Project Purity, he is presumed to have been killed or hid the rest of his life.

- The new president of the Enclave, President Madison Wagner, has taken a more humane approach to the Enclave's plan of controlling the United States. This can be seen by the modification to the FEV virus, this also intends to make the actual player WANT to side with the Enclave, unlike other games when they were the overall main antagonist no matter what.

- You start the game as a plain Enclave soldier, but it is possible through siding with the Enclave the entire game to be promoted to either a Sigma leader or a second in command, being noticed for your remarkable deeds.

- If you side with the BoS the Enclave is literally removed from the Wasteland, all that is left is less than <100 Enclave remnants scattered around the wasteland.

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Thank you for reading my very long script! I hope you enjoyed and please give me feedback/suggestions!

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[Ben]

You're going to catch a lot of flak for bringing back the Enclave here.

 

[ThatIrishSOB]

The main reason I brought the Enclave back was this:

1. They have a good goals, and they actually have a way to get rid of the irradiated mutants that are causing havok in the wasteland. Unlike the BoS, NCR, Legion, etc.

2. I thought it was bull that they made it unable to side with the Enclave in Fallout 3, as well as the fact that the Enclave was the main antagonist.

3. I really like the Enclave :3

 

[Walpknut]

So, another one of those (I assume) troll accounts that post a pretty bad Future Fallout Idea and then never come back?

 

[The Dutch Ghost]

Kid, please do yourself a favor and check all the other threads regarding the Enclave, the Brotherhood of Steel, FEV and Fallout in general.

Also, check out the Fallout wiki: http://www.falloutwiki.com/Fallout_Wiki to see what Fallout is about. (check for example the interviews with Tim Cain, one of Fallout's daddies')

Fallout is not about the perpetual wars between the Enclave and the Brotherhood of Steel, involving large supplies of FEV and other industrial age weaponry on a large scale.


PS, I do not hate the Enclave.
I in fact loved them in Fallout 2, but they have played their role and the series should move on without them.

 

[Joba Tett]

About the beginning, sounds good but I thought a minor change. Starts out with a cut-scene of your guy(in 1st person) fighting, getting hit, everything goes blurry, blah, blah, blah. You wake up in a bed and next to you is a mirror(choose what you look like), and a clipboard(SPECIAL and skills). What I loved about Morrowind and Fallout 3(and, to a lesser extent, Oblivion) was that character creation was part of the story, it wasn't "You made a character now you're in the game(which is also ok with me)", it was "You've finally arrived, where did you come from?" or "You're finally awake, I hear we're in Morrowind. By the way, what's your name?".

 

[Eternauta]

PS, I do not hate the Enclave.
I in fact loved them in Fallout 2, but they have played their role and the series should move on without them.

That is so. But what is "left" for future Fallout games? FO4: "The NCR expands a little bit this way" and then FO5: "The NCR expands a little bit in that other direction"?

That'll became as redundant as the Enclave appearing again... I personally think no other Fallout game should be made, it's not really worth it. I'd probably accept some exceptions, for example a game about the fights inside Vault 15, or the Caravan Wars in the Hub.

 

[The_Noob]

So, another one of those (I assume) troll accounts that post a pretty bad Future Fallout Idea and then never come back?

Not trolls, but idiots.

 

[The Dutch Ghost]

That is so. But what is "left" for future Fallout games? FO4: "The NCR expands a little bit this way" and then FO5: "The NCR expands a little bit in that other direction"?

That'll became as redundant as the Enclave appearing again... I personally think no other Fallout game should be made, it's not really worth it. I'd probably accept some exceptions, for example a game about the fights inside Vault 15, or the Caravan Wars in the Hub.

I don't agree with you on that one.
Fallout for example is not 'about' the NCR either, they are merely one of the many factions/organizations/governments in Fallout.

I still think the Fallout universe is a fertile ground for ideas.
What I do think is that Bethesda's unofficial rule that one Fallout game needs to take place after another should be ignored.

There could be other games that take place around the same time of Fallout 1, 2, or New Vegas.

PS. I do think there should not be more Fallout games like Fallout 3 that seem to imply the Fallout setting is some kind of grimdark setting where there is no progress and that may be stuck in a war between the BOS and the Enclave.

 

[Sub-Human]

Very interesting stuff. Would love to see this implemented in post-apocalyptic CoD. Since I wouldn't be playing it anyways.