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[Andres]

I just want a Mad Max faction in there.

[Aseaheru]

 Wait, dident the US annex Canada during those big-ole wars that caused the nukes?

[UXLZ]

I just hope its performance isn't absolute crap like the other Beth games, and its interfaces aren't obnoxiously console-centric (though with those stupid ring-designs for dialogue things aren't looking promising). Just design two separate ones, it can't possibly be that hard to just copy F:NV's, though that could do with improving.  No Skyrim 2.0, pls.

[scriver]

I preferred groups like the Khans (or, for that matter, the Brotherhood and the NCR) which weren't outright villains but in clear conflict with others. Legion is just cartoon evil. Enclave was understandable but unsympathetic.

Those must've been some fucked up cartoons you watched. To me, the Enclave is much more cartoon evil than the Legion.

Adversary British group in Boston could be something Redcoat inspired, come to take the colonies back into the fold? Bit hackneyed./quote]

I'd prefer it if any potential such group was not actually from Britain (or spoke in British English, for that matter). Any group crossing the Atlantic would make very little sense. Be they Irish pub owners or genocidal apartment tower inhabitants.

[miauw62]

Do we know anything about what happened to Yurop, anyway?

[GrizzlyAdamz]

Those must've been some fucked up cartoons you watched. To me, the Enclave is much more cartoon evil than the Legion.

Enclave is hitler.

Legion is ISIS.

[notquitethere]

Do we know anything about what happened to Yurop, anyway?

Nothing much mentioned but I think it was just roped into the war with everyone else. I'd definitely play a Fallout set in England.

 

Those must've been some fucked up cartoons you watched. To me, the Enclave is much more cartoon evil than the Legion.

The Legion were just a little bit too over-the-top evil. The roman empire thing was a bit too gimmicky.

I'd prefer it if any potential such group was not actually from Britain (or spoke in British English, for that matter). Any group crossing the Atlantic would make very little sense. Be they Irish pub owners or genocidal apartment tower inhabitants.

You could conceivable have a group who've flew over on some repaired pre-war plane but then they need you help to get the parts and fuel to fix their ride home, but there'd be a faction that could really use the plane parts (maybe to fix their air-filtration system or somesuch) and maybe a 3rd group that would pay handsomely for the parts so you have to decide who to side with. This multi-faction rpg stuff writes itself.

Wait, dident the US annex Canada during those big-ole wars that caused the nukes?

Yeah it was occupied. I want to see a secret society of mutant-moose riding mounties who are seeking to reclaim back the motherland. Their flag could be a silhouetted red moosehead on a white band in between two red bands.

[miauw62]

They could go with a pretty radically different atmosphere if they set a game in Europe, since we've seen basically no communication between the two continents for a long time.

[Krevsin]

Yeah, but what makes Fallout Fallout is the wacky 50s America-inspired thematic, something Yurop does not have. Not saying it couldn't be done, it'd just be weird.

Also didn't Yurop basically turn into one gigantic Balkans with everyone fighting everyone waaay before the war of 2077?

[Aseaheru]

Yep.

[Yoink]

Sounds like it would make a really cool expansion, but I really doubt it would get made into a central Fallout game.
Perhaps the main character is employed by some shadowy group or other to track down a piece of long-forgotten tech abandoned in the ruins of an old facility in the middle of 'Yurop', complete with traps guarding its secrets even if you manage to make it past the warring factions in the surrounding regions...?

[forsaken1111]

Falloot: Montreal

Wander the wastes apologizing for murdering bandits.

(I'm sorry)

[Krevsin]

Sounds like it would make a really cool expansion, but I really doubt it would get made into a central Fallout game.
Perhaps the main character is employed by some shadowy group or other to track down a piece of long-forgotten tech abandoned in the ruins of an old facility in the middle of 'Yurop', complete with traps guarding its secrets even if you manage to make it past the warring factions in the surrounding regions...?

Yeah, it certainly would make for an interesting DLC campaign.

[KingofstarrySkies]

That reminds me, that one Khan scout with the New Zealand accent was one of my favourite characters in New Vegas, simply because her voice was both familiar and a refreshing change from all the 'Muricans. It's funny how a character with such a small role can stick in the mind simply because of their voice.

I preferred groups like the Khans (or, for that matter, the Brotherhood and the NCR) which weren't outright villains but in clear conflict with others. Legion is just cartoon evil. Enclave was understandable but unsympathetic.

Adversary British group in Boston could be something Redcoat inspired, come to take the colonies back into the fold? Bit hackneyed.

Close to the Canada border in New England: what would a Canadian faction look like?

...Cold?

The idea of a psychopathic Canadian Faction amuses the shit out of me.

Falloot: Montreal

Wander the wastes apologizing for murdering bandits.

(I'm sorry)

Trust me, Montreal is probably the least Canadian city.

[umiman]

Montreal is as Canadian as Morocco is French.