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Is you high, dog? That Fallout game rocked. Of course you’d love it.
How was fallout tactics brotherhood of steel
They’re attempt to make a Multiplayer/Coop game would never be successful
So they’ll have to Make Fallout Great Again.
The only Fallout game that I actually enjoyed playing multiplayer was Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel.
The premise sucked. Fallout was never made to be a multiplayer series.
Its flawed unfortunately, the premise was good but they made a number of mistakes.
Is garbo todd. I bet he cries at night knowing obsidian did a far better job.
@Ledvi
“The fuck did you just fucking say about my magnum opus?!”
Correction
Good pic, terrible game, stupid and hypocrite playerbase.
Fallout Tactics, which came out before Fallout 3,had the brotherhood traveling to the east coast in a huge blimp.
@Lupin Quill
The Fallout Wikia says that the prewar military created the deathclaws to be used in the front lines during battle.
I guess I must have missed that detail in my years of fallout fandom, since I played fallout 1 during high school in the late 90’s… * feels old, man. 👴*
But my big question for fallout canon/lore/fluff is, where did the military keep all of those deathclaws?
The wikia says that in Fallout 1,the master took the original deathclaws and perfected their mutation with the fev vats.
Then what did the deathclaws look like before the master tweaked them?
Some of the games had variations of deathclaws which I thought were cool.
But if some military base on the east coast had prewar deathclaws,
shouldn’t they look different than west coast deathclaws?
But going back to my original point, Bethesda will put Any Fallout element in their next game,
Regardless of where the game takes place, just to keep the sales going.
Also, as the successor to the surviving remnant of the US military, them having a large eastern detachment to claim the Pentagon for the BoS makes sense. Think of all the lost tech and military secrets they could uncover.
The Brotherhood of Steel was completely explained in Fallout 3 though. That group split off from the rest because they had different beliefs. That’s why they are the good guys. By the time of Fallout 4 though, they aren’t so good anymore (part of this had to do with the change in leadership).
Deathclaws are Jackson’s chameleons that the Americans genetically engineered into war monsters in response to the Chinese yao guai.
The Brotherhood of Steel are exclusive to the West Coast, as they came out of one specific bunker on the west coast.
Several games have them traveling east to collect prewar tech.
The first two games have them behaving indifferent towards the average wastelander and focusing on keeping prewar technology out of the hands of anybody not brotherhood of steel.
Fallout 3 and 4 started making them more into the “goodguy”… To be honest I haven’t even played Fallout 4 as the Brotherhood of Steel, I just default to the railroad now.
The super mutants came out of specific bunker on the west coast that had a vat of FEV, by the end of Fallout 1, the vats are caved in, by the end of Fallout 2 they are exploded…
Fallout 3 has their own FEV vats apparently…
and Fallout 4 has the institute doing FEV experiments because… Everybody wants to be making supermutants!
If Bethesda will ever make a Fallout 5 in a new location there most likely will be yet another vat full of bubbling and oozing FEV…
I’m going to have to read up on the Deathclaws and recall exactly how they came into existence… But, just like the Supermutants, it will be Impossible not to have Fallout 5 without them.
I don’t recall how Fallout I handled the raiders, but I do remember that Fallout 2 had different raider factions… Having the wasteland in Fallout 4 being so overly saturated with people labeled “raider” is seriously old, do they all call themselves raiders? Don’t they have unique names for themselves? I kinda wish somebody could mod a unique location to be a slaving camp with a unique slaving faction, for nothing else but for some variety…
**shakes fist at Bethesda! **
Stop being so lazy! Look at what happens when you are lazy, Fallout 76 happens when you are lazy!
@Ping_chan
I wasn’t aware they were west coast exclusive. Guess I got extremely lucky with a New Vegas introduction, for gameplay and lore.
I love his stuff in general. Once upon a time I thought of him as an Elite Dangerous scrub because of his difficulty with the controls, but after my own experiences in the most recent beta…
Yes thank you, the Brotherhood were already overused before Bethesda even got the IP, so tired of seeing them and the other old factions all the time. Do something different and no putting spikes on feral ghouls is not new.
What pisses me off about Bethesda and the Fallout franchise, is that it will be physically impossible for them to release a Fallout game without any of the popular elements thus far, like a wrist worn pipboy, Deathclaws, Super Mutants and the Brotherhood of Steel… And I swore that three of those things were supposed to be a west coast exclusive thing… But yet they keep popping up on the east coast…
God I wish I could have traveled back to the early 2000’s, gather the knowledge of where someone would purchase a winning lottery ticket and snag it before they did and use that money to buy the Fallout IP before Todd Howard could. :p
Yeah Moriarity.
There also was an innkeeper in Fallout 3 with a heavy Irish accent and name.
Boats still exist in Fallout, so it’s entirely possible to sail to new places, in Fallout 4 there are Irish and Russian immigrants.
Tenpenny also says that he built his tower himself, so I’d take anything about him with a grain of salt.