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Maybe, I'm not sure yet. Either killing them or not killing them would make logical sense.

-I wasn't sure whether to post this in new game ideas or New Vegas discussion; however, since it isn't for a new game, I thought here would be the more prudent choice.- Anyhow, I was thinking about ideas for an expansion to New Vegas that would add color to all the factions in the game, and...

It exists to serve its own bureaucracy. Imperialism usually is conquest of other peoples for greedy purposes under false pretenses of bringing better culture and peace. Look at the United States' westwards expansion and what they did to the Native Americans. They promised to bring 'civilization'...

As was mentioned, I think the Divide would be an interesting place for a game. I remember looking over the barrier and seeing those imposing black mountains and thinking, "That would be an interesting place to go!" Imagine having to outrun or hide from the tornadoes! The one foe in Fallout...

Thank you for bringing this up. In my opinion, Caesar's Legion has too much of a tribal look and feel, especially since they shun medicine. The real Romans, in truth, had the best battlefield medicine available until after the American Civil War, with central heating, professional doctors, and...

So, homogeneous Native Americans are in. I was thinking that the Pre-War government shoved whole reservations into shoddy second class vaults, which opened sooner than those open to the public. For this reason, the Natives have been adapting surviving longer than all others, and so the other...

I actually like Caesar's Legion. While I wished that Vulpes Inculta stayed strong through the entire game, I think his introduction was fantastic. Caesar himself is a great character. For some reason, I was drawn to his intellectual side, especially because he's also a great Roman enthusiast. On...

Point taken. In terms of logic, it could work either way. In this instance, perhaps, we can see Native American peoples banding together and seizing an opportunity to reclaim their lost heritage, striking back at the ones who destroyed their ancient customs. This ethnic homogeneity would also...

They're people of various ethnic backgrounds who've banded together and mimic American Indian customs. Based on old history books they found in ruined libraries, they've taken the names and customs of tribes that used to inhabit the areas in which they live at the time of the game.

I would greatly appreciate more feedback...

I was thinking post-Fallout 3, because I wanted to have a crashed vertibird in the corner of the map, but Fo2 era would be good, because it's before Bethesda messed with the license. My ultimate goal was to have absolutely none of the factions from Fallout 1, 2, or 3 in this part of the country.

The Vault Dweller remains one of the best characters in gaming to this day, in my opinion. For some reason, I just love the way the phrase sounds, especially when Ron Pearlman says it. List? 1. Vault Dweller: First outsider to join the Brotherhood of Steel, saves Tandi and guarantees the...

Fallout 1 had an excellent narrative that holds strong over time and makes a lasting impression across generations. Fallout 2 had more content and a lighter tone than Fallout 1. While not gripping, it was extremely enjoyable and just as intelligent, though the Holy Grail jokes got to be a...

I would live in Vault City, as it seems to be the easiest place to live in the Fallout universe (and you get to see the sun, unlike in a normal Vault). That said, I could see why the Followers of the Apocalypse would be appealing. Their dedication to knowledge is really astounding.

Hello, Fallout community. I've been playing the game for years now, but this is my first time on the Forums. I was thinking about what a good Fallout spin-off would be, and I thought of this little piece. It's set in the post-nuclear Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The plot is as follows...