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Ah yes, that's a valid point. I myself thought that Fallout 3 was set in an advanced 1950's America rather than an alternate future.

From my understanding, no FEV would mean no Brotherhood of Steel, as the US Army Captain (I forget his name) would likely not have chosen to secede from the US Military and go rogue. Also, FEV changed the way the US Military interacted with its R&D elements, because the nature of the virus...

Granted, Fallout 3 seems to be the inferior game gameplay/atmosphere/story-wise but was the 50's style they used really that objectively terrible? That's the issue at hand here.

I've got a feeling religion would definitely play a role in the post-war African reconstruction. You've got radical Muslims in the north and east, Orthodox Afrikaans Christians in the south, and traditional Africanists in between. Come to think of it, I'd love to read/write a fanfic concerning...

I haven't played the first 2 games, in fact I've only played New Vegas, but I really love the 50's vibe that Obsidian cultivated in that game. The way I see it, it's an open medium and Beth owns it, so they can do with it as they see fit.

Usually, denial is the first stage of acceptance. This does not appear to be the case with the NMA community.

10/10 most accurate depiction of BoS I've seen to date. Seriously though, this game came out 10 years ago, why do so many people still vehemently hate on it? It happened. Take a lesson from the Sierra Madre and let go.

The post-war fate of other countries and continents in the Fallout universe is an interesting notion to explore. However, as it is in most post-apocalyptic scenarios, the Anglosphere and other developed nations seem to get the most attention. Africa's historical narrative is an interesting...

Mutagenic stuff, Will you cure Super Mutants? Nope, just kill them all. Next: the Enclave