Oct 9, 2016 · I wonder if there's areas in the Fallout universe that are potentially untouched and never bombed during the Great War? Like for example, what about places in South America, Mexico, Africa, Islands, and even potentially Australia and New Zealand? Since it would be logical that the Great War...

Sep 11, 2016 · The entire Pre-War USA of the Fallout series is like this. The entire world is known, not only feared, to be on the fast track to destruction, and society is more dog-eat-dog than ever before. There are hints that the average attitude in the pre-war world is more cynical and self serving than even our own.

Aug 17, 2013 · It is just an implication, though. Fallout 2 tried to pull the same crap when the supercomputer in the Brotherhood bunker implying that the war was started by bored A.I.s. It's probably best to just to roll your eyes and ignore that sort of thing unless they start trying to insinuate it more forcefully into the canon.

Sep 18, 2015 · So I would say, if you asked me to lay out the design for a post-war Carolinas, that what's most likely is that the central region of the two state region is completely destroyed, a big sandy irradiated crater (approximate boundaries would be interstates 40 on the North, 95 on the East, 20 on the South, and 77 on the West) , but there's an ...

Dec 18, 2024 · Fallout is about societies and cultures that emerge from a world ending disaster like the Great War. Yes, it's technically post-post apocalyptic all the way through the trilogy, but there comes a point in recivilization where Fallout will cease to be post-post apocalyptic and will just become a world anew, which would ultimately cease to be ...

Oct 10, 2023 · War itself doesn't matter much in the Fallout universe, it's all gone. What is important is to never rebuild it. It may not be realistic but even after a 200 or 500 years the wasteland can never be rebuild. It would contradict the whole point of it. So the unspoken "but the world ended" is actually more important than "war never changes".

Jul 9, 2020 · Fallout 1 mentions the Chinese were at war with the United States, Fallout 2 has the Shi and the Fallout Bible pretty explicitly refers to China. Additionally, as far as I recall Van Buren also makes several references to the Chinese at war with America. In terms of Cold War communist blocs you're only going to have the Soviets and the Chinese.

Aug 13, 2010 · The sound quality is not the best, but here's their transcript:<blockquote>War. War never changes. When atomic fire consumed the earth, those who survived did so in great, underground vaults. When they opened, their inhabitants set out across ruins of the old world to build new societies, establish new villages, form new tribes.

Oct 22, 2015 · 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.

Apr 1, 2022 · Fallout is built off the back of Cold War zeitgeist, something which I don't think the UK makes a great case for in terms of setting. Again, China is an obvious pick here: Fallout's dystopian retrofuture from the perspective of the communist bloc rather than the USA's irrelevant little kid brother (during the Cold War).