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> Im rusty on the Fallout 3 lore, but was The Pitt always a Virus ridden slave state, or did it only get that bad around the time Fallout 3 starts?[/bq]
Yes. Nuclear radiation did not play well with the toxins and chemicals from the steel plants in the city, which created the trog disease.
So the question becomes if the place will still be an infestation 20 years after abandonment, or if the plants getting reopened 200 years down the line is what created the disease. Probably the former since that will allow us trogs to fight in FO 76.
[@Mikey](/forums/generals/topics/video-game-general-thead?post_id=5091749#post_5091749)
Reminder that the latest Silent Hill piece of media to come out since 2015 was DLC for Dead By Daylight.
Konami **does not** treat the SH license well.
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> Im rusty on the Fallout 3 lore, but was The Pitt always a Virus ridden slave state, or did it only get that bad around the time Fallout 3 starts?
Yes. Nuclear radiation did not play well with the toxins and chemicals from the steel plants in the city, which created the trog disease.
So the question becomes if the place will still be an infestation 20 years after abandonment, or if the plants getting reopened 200 years down the line is what created the disease. Probably the former since that will allow us trogs to fight in FO 76.
[@Mikey](/forums/generals/topics/video-game-general-thead?post_id=5091749#post_5091749)
Reminder that the latest Silent Hill piece of media to come out since 2015 was DLC for Dead By Daylight.
Konami **does not** treat the SH license well.