Excerpts from the intro for Fallout 1: In , the storm of world war had come again. In two brief hours, most of the planet was reduced to cinders. And from the ashes of nuclear devastation, a new civilization would struggle to arise. and Fallout 2: The earth was nearly wiped clean of life The Tranquility Lane quest in FO3 was pretty dark IMO. Torturing people trapped in a simulation and you end up having to kill them because you can't free them. In a nutshell anyways. Little detail, but the Raider brothel in FO3. after clearing it out you find little kids' toys in the cells
Apparent Lore inaccuracies among other things in FO TV show
Not implausible. Most of the California and Nevada locations we've seen in Fallout 1, Fallout 2 and Fallout NV are actual deserts or would be majorly nuked areas (LA and SF). Same with Washington DC. Boston looked a lot more normal than past locales. It wouldn't be outrageous to make Seattle an overgrown forest In the Fallout world, Edison's phonograph (first demonstrated in the real world in ) was used to record the speech of Abraham Lincoln (died in in the real world). It's unclear whether Lincoln survived later, Edison built his machine earlier, or some combination of both. You can find the recording in Fallout 3. Reply reply Point lookout is far east, near DC Boston and New York, all of which were likely bombed along with the west coast. Tennessee is likely similar to Arizona and Utah in that they recovered. Think about how pristine zion is. Even oasis and similar areas on the outskirts of the east coast had an easier time to withstand the fallout and grow back After watching thentapple's videos on the lore behind a lot of the in-game vaults, I got curious, but the fallout wiki doesnt list all of the results. Obviously not all of them have experiments, but this list includes all that have been mentioned in any game or book. Missing numbers have not been mentioned We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow [HOST] more We don't know anything at all about Africa, South America, Central America, Oceania, Asia, the Middle East, mainland Europe, Antarctica, Australia, or the vast majority of Canada.
Was there a nuclear winter in the lore? : r/Fallout - Reddit
Not lore friendly, but definitively fun. I'd say that It worth a try, if you're not a strict lore buff purist type. [deleted] • 6 yr. ago. For one, it's a good quest mod. The style and story itself does not contradict lore. There are details that don't exactly fit the fallout universe but it's not that bad. Timbots Vault City is erected thanks to the GECK creating a fertile ground to build upon." The wiki page for vault 8 says "originally intended to open after 10 years ().but its residents The world of Fallout transforms into an epic TV series, developed for TV by Westworld creators (and husband and wife) Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy and debuting on Amazon’s Prime Video this April. In the new series, a nuclear war breaks out across Earth in the year —which is (or was) an era of robots, hover cars, and a deep and abiding Lore immersion for the gameplay is optional, because Fallout games don't get released frequently. FO3 was in , FNV was , FO4 was , and F76 was In modern terms, that's a moderately big distance between new releases, at least enough to see that it will have newcomers to the series