What would your settlement be called in the Fallout universe

[tehfeen83]

Salford Rads Club. Or Salford Lads Hub.

I live in Salford.

 

[LarenzoAOG]

Deep Thought, we would try to collect and redistribute pre-war books and knowledge throughout the Wasteland.

 

[rs2000]

Jamestown, after the first American colony founded by the British.

Don't you mean Roanoke? James was the first succesful colony but Roanoke was the first British colony in the Americas, founded by Sir Walter Raleigh himself!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roanoke_Island

 

[Ascendance]

Abaddon, if you don't know what it means look it up. Because I live in a desert so its hot and dry, and if there were an apocalypse everything would be in ruins.

 

[dancinginfernal]

Jamestown, after the first American colony founded by the British.

Don't you mean Roanoke? James was the first succesful colony but Roanoke was the first British colony in the Americas, founded by Sir Walter Raleigh himself!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roanoke_Island

Yes, I meant first successful.

 

[Moonpig123]

Jaynestown. Because I love Firefly.

 

[Rawne1980]

Burnley.

It's the town I live in and it already looks like a half destroyed settlement from Fallout, why change the name it won't make it any better.

Is that Lancashire? If so i've been through it and your right :/

It is in Lancashire yes.

Just outside Blackburn not far from Manchester. Places that also resemble semi destroyed settlements from Fallout. Starting to wonder if British councils are leaving our towns to look like this so we won't be dissapointed when we do get bombed out.

"Hey folks whats the big deal, it looked worse before the bombs landed at least now you don't have to pay council tax for no apparent reason".

 

[The Mehster]

Cactus.
There's not even any cacti here in Washington, but I like juxtapositions.

 

[Elurindel]

Well i guess one of the differences between U.K & America is that our houses are either brick or stone, you don't get many wood houses at all so a greater proportion of ours would still be standing, the only down side being our major cities are a damn site closer together so any nuclear strike would affect the majority of built up and/or residential areas.

But i digress, i think that most would be named after the area they are in or if you have a big enough ego, after yourself!

So either Kingsway, Kirkby Crossing or Staleyville

Actually, I live in a fairly modern estate, and I don't think these houses are meant to last the centuries, unfortunately.

 

[hazabaza1]

Pile of whores.
Guess what the walls are made out of?

 

[Luke Platts]

Sainsbury's.

After the god damn massive sign above the local supermarket.

 

[robinkom]

Alabama Thunderpussy


...why not?

 

[SirAroun]

Texar (te-har) after the bayou near my house

 

[maninahat]

Snootsville. Due to my borough looking very posh and filled with stingy, nosey neighbours.

 

[ddon]

Ash fields. As nice and peaceful as my town is, "Ashland" is a very fitting name for a fallout settlement.

 

[Grospoliner]

Citadel. It would consist of a massive concrete edifice reclaimed from the desert by recycling the destroyed remnants of a failed civilization utilizing pure engineering know how and hard work.

 

[Darth Crater]

My school (RIT) is nicknamed Brick City. That's actually a pretty good name for a Fallout settlement, so let's go with that.

 

[navyjeff]

Rubble Canyon. I figure it would fit with the genre and the setting pretty well.

 

[kommando367]

K367's bunker.

It's an abandoned bunker or vault I found and cleared out.