Recent content by 2bak

I am extremely interested

Man, this is something I've been thinking of as well, since I ran Fallout as a tabletop campaign for some friends and made a bunch of changes to the story. I've got some ideas to add to your list of suggestions: Vault 13: Opening sequence: you wake up to a normal (very boring) day in the...

This is some of the most original art direction I've seen in a minute, and I'm looking forward to playing the game soon'ish

BG3 is still in beta, personally I am holding off until it's launched for real. Atom is okay, it fills the need for a FO-like, but it's not at all memorable. Wasteland 3 is (opposed to WL2) a great game — out of the three, I'd go for that one.

Hey thanks for taking the time to answer, this is along the lines of what I had been thinking as well. It's actually a little bit of a realisation for me — in all the years I've played Fallout, being a vault dweller always felt like the vaults were these exclusive, secretive places that didn't...

Sorry if this has been asked before, couldn't find any threads about it (and nothing on the Wiki or Fallout Bible either as far as I could see), but I'm wondering; In Fallout, how much of the population do you believe are the descendants of vaults dwellers? It's all of Shady Sands, Necropolis...

Okay but at least name it Fallout: Road Warrior then, and that menu screen is butt-ugly... maybe use this? https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Loading_screen?so=search&file=Chosen_One_Car.jpg#Fallout_2

You should call it Fallout: Detroit, and take inspiration from Mad Max but leave Max out of it :) Looks great though.

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That’s the stuff I’m looking for, thanks. It’d be perfect if the party at one point get a pet dog or something — that’d be a bit more mild of a sacrifice, and make it more likely the party will actually think about (knowing my players, they’d take the fight 100% of the time, rather than...

Thanks guys — some of those have good premises that I can just tweak to make them fit into a FO1 setting. I'll do that soon and then update this list. EDIT: Still, I think us classic fallout nerds can do better! I need more morally grey situations and scenarios that speak of the new world — not...

Hi ya'll, I'm about to run my first campaign in the Fallout setting (specifically, I'm running my players through the story of FO1 — so 2161, California) — and for that, I'd like to create a table I could roll on for random encounters. Now, obviously these will need to be scaled to the approx...

Great ideas, I could easily do a campaign around that. I might use this!

Sounds like a fun session

I might be GM’ing a game soon, and I want to get some inspiration for the campaign. Will probably run it in California and the setting will be closer to the original trilogy than the newer games. What kind of cool adventures could I put my players through?