Where do you want the next Fallout to be set?

[Impluse_101]

Fallout Soviet Russia.
The warmest nuclear winer hotspot.

 

[albear]

Fallout: England

Wales and Scotland could be Expansions

 

[GundamSentinel]

Russia, the UK (not necessarily London), Australia or China would seem great to me. Another USA title could be okay, but not really imaginitive. The rest of the world existed during the 50s as well.

 

[kgpspyguy]

The Canadian border would work, after all the U.S had just annexed Canada before the bombs fell.

 

[odanhammer]

Actually rather then a joke this time , i imagine the next game would work well with the commonwealth .
You start out much like Fallout 3 , but rather your an android being built and taught things , however your progammer added a few extra codes which over time starter to make you question things. When the time is right you are taken away from the commonwealther via the railroad.
Thats were things start ... and you decide which side to fight for.

 

[Marcus Kehoe]

Fallout South America, I want some radioactive tigers.

 

[RustlessPotato]

Fallout Belgium !!!! xD

Land of Beer, Chocolate and Child Molesters ! And we only improved chocolate to get to the children !

 

[Headsprouter]

New York would be cool. For all those saying Alaska, it would be boring as shit in Alaska actually some kind of mutated Caribou would be pretty cool.

To expand on the anti-Alaska argument, I think we saw enough snow in Skyrim....

I don't know much about the states of America, so I'm gonna say Australia.

If Fallout 4 is set there, everyone is gonna die. Mutant dingos, crocodiles (maybe a combo....DINGODILE!!), kangaroos and emus.

 

[Headsprouter]

Fallout: England

Wales and Scotland could be Expansions

What about Northern Ireland? We count, too! Sorta.....

 

[Durgiun]

Fallout: Brazil.

Admit it, you'd love to explore the favelas of a ruined Rio de Janero.

 

[BehattedWanderer]

Maybe Fallout Texas. It would be like a post-apocalypic western! Herding brahmin across the toxic Rio Grande, having settlements built around oil derricks, getting invaded by Mexico, holding out in the Alamo against mad patriotic hillbillies, fighting giant mutated crocodiles in the swamps, (they could be standins for deathclaws!) Awesome.

You'd also have the Nasa headquarters in Houston, which could be used to form the main plotline about the space programme the government had established, and it's exact relation to the vaults.

So, basically no change to how Texas is now, then? That might even make it nicer.

I kid, I love my state. Though, that would be an annoyingly massive game world. The Capitol and New Vegas were all single large metropolitan areas, and Texas kind of lacks a single cohesive one, spreading ours out to far. Austin, Houston, San Antonio, Dallas/Fort Worth, El Paso, Lubbock, each with at least about a hundred miles inbetween. Bit large, really.

I like this idea of New York, New York, though. Yeah, the city is overdone, but the already-destroyed city, with recovering skyline, would be interesting to see, roam about, and get ribboned by deathclaws.

 

[Gorilla Gunk]

California probably.

 

[thomaskattus]

California probably.

The first two games were set in California.

I think Fallout Pennsylvania, mostly just for Amish ghouls.

 

[Starik20X6]

Since I know next to nothing about American stuff, I don't know... though somewhere snowy would be cool, maybe Alaska yet.

Yeah.. Fallout Alaska. Polar Bears, snowy mountains, and abombinable snowmen deathclaws. Awesome.

Fallout: Australia

And you thought Deathclaws and Cazadors were bad...

Combine the two. Fallout: Australia- the post-war nuclear winter has brought about drastic changes to the Australian climate, resulting in areas of bitter frozen tundra and, along with the radiation, causing the already dangerous indigenous wildlife to become even more aggressive and deadly.

Of course, the relative scarcity of firearms in Australia compared to the U.S.A. means stealth is probably a higher priority, and combat being mostly melee focused.

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