Fallout: NV 2 - In Development?
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Already mentioned this earlier this week on my thread.
Link - https://www.rpgwatch.com/forums/showpost.php?p=1061629972&postcount=1330
Link - https://www.rpgwatch.com/forums/showpost.php?p=1061629972&postcount=1330
Christ... I might be dead by the time any of these games are released.
Carnifex
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Not my favorite of the Fallout productions, but I'm pretty sure I'd play a sequel to the first, assuming it's like the prior game and nothing like Fallout four.
Fallout could use a few years of hiatus. Though, I doubt it will change into something I like again.
Somehow I dread what TES 6 will be. One can just hope they learned *something* from earlier disasters...
Somehow I dread what TES 6 will be. One can just hope they learned *something* from earlier disasters...
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I'm with you there. When you look at what they've been up to, with their premium mod platform, Fallout 76, etc, I fear they will try to make it some sort of controlled ecosystem. Todd Howard made some interesting remarks about how it's unfortunate their past games were released, and then there was no longer any "relationship" with the community as it develops. I'd have a small wager they'll do something displeasing.
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ChaosTheory
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Fallout New(er) Vegas would be nice, provided Vegas has little to do with it. And maybe they'll have a decent engine by 2030...
I'd actually prefer they didn't revisit any previous locations. I'm ready to see some new environments.
If you think about it, almost every location in every Fallout game has either been desert or an urban landscape. The only exceptions are some of the DLC areas.
If you think about it, almost every location in every Fallout game has either been desert or an urban landscape. The only exceptions are some of the DLC areas.
In before Fallout: Atlanta!
To be honest the Mojave was a better setting than Washington in Fallout 3, which played more like a Urban Themepark. Fallout 4 was even worse in this regard…
New Vegas had way better NPC interaction than 3 and 4 and the NPC's and even your companions had better storys to tell.
To be honest the Mojave was a better setting than Washington in Fallout 3, which played more like a Urban Themepark. Fallout 4 was even worse in this regard…
New Vegas had way better NPC interaction than 3 and 4 and the NPC's and even your companions had better storys to tell.
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JFarrell71
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It was? In what way? I'm not sure you actually played Fallout 4 if you think it was a big urban themepark. Most of the map is swamps, forests and such. There were a lot of things wrong with Fallout 4, but imo the setting/environment wasn't one of them.