Dr Fallout
Centurion
Well the signs were there when she ruled, but it really happened after her death.
The NCR Ending Is Canon
- Thread starter RangerBoo
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Well the signs were there when she ruled, but it really happened after her death.
ElderMaxson
Out of my mind, freshly made
Too late. There was a Golden Gate Bridge in the Kellogg memory exploration sequence. That means San Francisco hype, and that either means Bethesda will attempt a West Coast game or they'll pressure Obsidian into making the next variant of New Vegas take place in San Francisco.
I don't thinks so since Bethesda implied that the NCR was corrupt in Kellogg's memories.
PossibleCabbage
Vault 22 Survivor
It would be pretty interesting to set a game in NCR territory after they've pretty thoroughly civilized the region, but it would have to be awfully different from a normal Bethesda game since there would be much, much less to fight.
frajaq
It Wandered In From the Wastes
That sounds pretty good actually!
TransgenderVaultDeweller
"Fallout 4 adds to the lore"
This would suck as someone who sided with Mr.House.
But wiki's at this stage are never complete . Let's just hope that bethesda doesn't cuck and fuck us.
But wiki's at this stage are never complete . Let's just hope that bethesda doesn't cuck and fuck us.
frajaq
It Wandered In From the Wastes
One ending HAS to be canon...might as well make it be the NCR one
I agree
NCR is a strong, old staple of the series, and I'd frankly be pissed off is all the build-up resulted in it dwindling away again.
Realistically, nations DO dwindle away, they rise promisingly, then crash disastrously, and nobody can prevent it, but meh, in fiction we often expect the happy ending, and I am fond of the NCR.
That said, I like that the NCR has weaknesses, and New Vegas did a good job at pointing out the differences in the old city state NCR - and the massive federation of NCR decades later. Power corrupts, and if the ultimate ambition of the NCR is the power of the entire post-USA, then it would also show in an increased corruption - a growing disconnect between the elite and the people they govern (as a stark contrast to ol' Aradesh, and his beloved tribe)
Kilgore Trout
Gyro Captain
I would prefer literally any other ending becomes canon, even a Legion victory, as opposed to the NCR. I just think the NCR has been done to death at this point, and I'd rather see new societies forming rather than simply see the Bear Flag raised over the entire North American continent...
A House ending would be interesting. I doubt he would actually be able to realize his grandiose schemes, but I like the idea of a little diorama Vegas protected by killer robots in the middle of the wasteland.
A House ending would be interesting. I doubt he would actually be able to realize his grandiose schemes, but I like the idea of a little diorama Vegas protected by killer robots in the middle of the wasteland.
Dr Fallout
Centurion
I want to see the Legion win. The game could be set in Los Angeles and follow the worry and slow collapse as the legion moves West.
That could be really good. After years of peaceful contact, suddenly the Shi go silent. NCR patrols sent in to find out what happened disappear without trace. You are sent into the ruins of San Francisco to find out what went on, and uncover something that could either be a source of immense power, or a threat to the entire order if it fell into the wrong hands. Obsidian could work with that.
In terms of canon ending, I usually go with Yes Man, but I'd prefer to see either House or the Legion victories.
A House-run, corporatist Mojave several decades down the line could lead to some interesting stories, but as I have suggested in another thread, my dream Fallout V would be for you to start in Legion territory on the Oregon border, where the NCR has fractured into several states after defeat in the Mojave, held together only by a need to defend themselves against the Legion. You are a young farm hand/hunter/tribal when the legion comes round to conscript you. You can choose to enlist, or to run.
A House-run, corporatist Mojave several decades down the line could lead to some interesting stories, but as I have suggested in another thread, my dream Fallout V would be for you to start in Legion territory on the Oregon border, where the NCR has fractured into several states after defeat in the Mojave, held together only by a need to defend themselves against the Legion. You are a young farm hand/hunter/tribal when the legion comes round to conscript you. You can choose to enlist, or to run.
I wouldn't mind a Fallout game set in Frisco. NCR could appear again, the Shi would appear- parts of it could show some heavily chinese influence. Hubologists could return for lolz. There are but two problems: First is, the area is pretty peaceful and civilized by now. It's not easy to write-in a new big threat and make it believable (and at the same time not making a 1:1 New Vegas copy) and second, have you seen how chinese people look in Bethesdas engine? lel...
Meurzh
Spurs that Jingle Jangle
When I was on the Fallout reddit, several people mentioned that they'd like the next Obsidian made Fallout to be set in Washington and I quite like that idea. I'm not sure how that could work out, but the setting could be quite promising.
Dr Fallout
Centurion
Yeah I'd love to see whole new factions in the rockies. A war between prospectors and local tribes, as they fight for ownership and gold.
Languorous_Maiar
A Smooth-Skin
Why you keep talking about SF or Sacramento, while Obsidian developer said already, that they want (if possible) to do game set in Los Angeles?
http://gamerant.com/fallout-new-vegas-2-obsidian/
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PossibleCabbage
Vault 22 Survivor
I think honestly what I would prefer to happen in New Vegas is simply to fast forward a couple decades and have the Legion defeated at the dam, but the NCR pushed out by the securitron army and Vegas rules itself for a while. After a number of years, Vegas elects to join the NCR on more friendly terms than "your army is in our city". I think if you push forward far enough you don't have to comment on whether the House or the Independent ending was cannon, eventually House and the Courier will be out of the picture, and if Vegas joins the NCR on good terms you'll get the best part of the NCR ending without the bad parts.
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TorontoReign
Guest
Why not both?
Dr Fallout
Centurion
They're pretty far away...