No more DLCs?
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Lurksalot
Yes SMS, The Aliens evaded being spotted, landed and captured some high officials, launched the opening salvo then laid back and waited 200 years for you to come and kill them fiddling their tumbs.
I said it before and Ill say it again, the whole story is actually taking 20 or maybe 2 years after the war not 200. (and it is total crap
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I said it before and Ill say it again, the whole story is actually taking 20 or maybe 2 years after the war not 200. (and it is total crap
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Hey Ausir, are you going to stop logging Fallout canon now that it's all being thrown out the window and shat on anyway?
UncannyGarlic
Sonny, I Watched the Vault Bein' Built!
Hahahah. Oh wait, you were serious... I have to laugh harder. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!Ravager69 said:
That depends on whether or not Bethesda really will consider it cannon in the long run, then again, they have basically implied through Fallout 3 that they consider FO:BoS cannon despite what they said.Ausir said:
Why wouldn't they consider it canon? They are publishing it, anything Obsidian makes needs to be approved by Bethesda anyway, and they never excluded anything from canon regarding their own franchise. Battlespire and Redguard are part of the TES canon, and even the mobile phone games are.
I think its a bit pointless to talk about that in realtion with Bethesda since they dont even care about their "own" in house game and what is there canon or not.
Actualy Oblivion broke here a lot with previous Elder Scrolls games (best example the Deadra invasion cause a Emperor died. Its not the first time the "empire" was without one ... and yet no invasion)
Maybe we will never see aliens again in any Fallout game or we will have Fallout 4 from Bethesda with those "Aliens" as main antagonist this time (runing out of Enclave soldiers and Super Mutants I guess ...) with a possibilty to play on Mars (hey Bethesda/Zenimax bought the Doom makers afterall ...)
Canon is to Bethesda only as important as long it is not in the way of "their" ideas about game(play), story and/or the "way of cool"
Actualy Oblivion broke here a lot with previous Elder Scrolls games (best example the Deadra invasion cause a Emperor died. Its not the first time the "empire" was without one ... and yet no invasion)
Maybe we will never see aliens again in any Fallout game or we will have Fallout 4 from Bethesda with those "Aliens" as main antagonist this time (runing out of Enclave soldiers and Super Mutants I guess ...) with a possibilty to play on Mars (hey Bethesda/Zenimax bought the Doom makers afterall ...)
Canon is to Bethesda only as important as long it is not in the way of "their" ideas about game(play), story and/or the "way of cool"
Nuclear Winter
First time out of the vault
wow, it would of been nice if they had a faster way to travel than on foot, like a dlc for like a car, or motorcycle.
Just hearing this makes my hopes down. It would be nice if they could make more.
Just hearing this makes my hopes down. It would be nice if they could make more.
MasterOfPuppetsOrMutants
First time out of the vault
Fallout 4 will be a DLC.
'nuff said.
'nuff said.
MasterOfPuppetsOrMutants
First time out of the vault
Starwars said:
Fallout 3: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Fight injustice around the wasteland with the help of the famous 4 Turtles! Nunchuks, Shurikens, Sais...all that crap! for 800 Microsoft Points
I can see it already.
We're screwed.
That's a great idea, I'll mail it to Beth straight away.UncannyGarlic
Sonny, I Watched the Vault Bein' Built!
I was thinking that they might get into a cannon discontinuity like they did in TES when Tamreil (sp?) in Oblivion is a forest while it had previously been a jungle or swamp. They don't exactly excel at keeping their games internally consistent.Ausir said:
No they definetly do not. And I somewhat fail to see how someone still seroiusly can argue that Beth does care about "their" games in anyway except as cash-cows for milking. Not that its wrong to make games for money. But I think the way how they design it hurts a lot the product. I mean you would expect from a "RPG" a bit more then that. Neither Oblivion or Fallout 3 had inherently more from the Story then a standart shooter if you want so.UncannyGarlic said:
Nuclear Winter said:
Obviously, you disagree with a lot of the opinions of users here. You know the people that knew this franchise existed before Fallout 3 was even an Idea.
Although...as had been said prior to me. BS doesn't keep their games consistent so they may decide cars do have unlimited gasoline.
But on a serious note, the way the landscape of F3 is laid out. I can possibly see a car or land-based vehicle being very functional. too much **** in the way.
Hah! Imagine driving the Mako over Fallout 3's terrain. :nightmare:
That said, the fact that the Highwaymen could traverse a desert wasn't that well set-up in Fallout 2 either. I mean heck, it's not a jeep. It's a good thing Bethesda kept vehicles out of Fallout 3, let's keep it that way.
Although you'll never know, New Vegas will no doubt be influence by Chris "FLEET OF CARS" Avellone.
That said, the fact that the Highwaymen could traverse a desert wasn't that well set-up in Fallout 2 either. I mean heck, it's not a jeep. It's a good thing Bethesda kept vehicles out of Fallout 3, let's keep it that way.
Although you'll never know, New Vegas will no doubt be influence by Chris "FLEET OF CARS" Avellone.
