specialdead
First time out of the vault
As a fan of almost anything post-apocalyptic, I often wonder what would happen to my home state of VT and the surrounding New England/New York area. Most fiction depicted in arid wastelands is in areas that are normally deserts. Mad Max in the Oz Outback, A Boy and His Dog takes place in Arizona, Fallout taking place in the remnants of California, Nevada, and Oregon.
I am looking forward to FO3 being placed in a more temperate climate. It isn't entirely impossible that a lot of greenery would survive along the Eastern Corridor, so long as rain fall cycles persisted. In Chernobyl there is a type of Blood Pine or Blood Cedar that has mutated out of the radioactivity that grows blood red bark on it's branches and trunk.
Would society as we know go through less of a collapse due to the verdant valleys and meadows of New England? What would likely happen after NYC, Boston, and Montreal, the three largest population centers in the area got hit with nuclear war-heads?
Just wondering if anyone has ideas on what fertile areas would be like after going through a cataclysmic event.
I am looking forward to FO3 being placed in a more temperate climate. It isn't entirely impossible that a lot of greenery would survive along the Eastern Corridor, so long as rain fall cycles persisted. In Chernobyl there is a type of Blood Pine or Blood Cedar that has mutated out of the radioactivity that grows blood red bark on it's branches and trunk.
Would society as we know go through less of a collapse due to the verdant valleys and meadows of New England? What would likely happen after NYC, Boston, and Montreal, the three largest population centers in the area got hit with nuclear war-heads?
Just wondering if anyone has ideas on what fertile areas would be like after going through a cataclysmic event.