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I mean you c o u l d in other isometrics (og fallout and such) so it's not like it's a ridiculous inquiry, but maybe someday boys :) the devs haven't stopped production yet so maybe someday we'll see this come to fruition
In a true Isometrric game, you might be able to rotate by 90 degrees, but x, y, & z will always be depicted as 120 degrees from each other. IIRC, FO was psuedo-isometric, as it was starting to use a truer 3d engine.
im pretty sure the devs created the engine exclusivley for the game so i dont think its like other ismetrics, i dont think they ever intended for the view to be rotated. At first it may be hard or wierd but now i dont even notice the view as a problem, plus to me the view is one of the things that makes it unique, i play Dead State 2 and it may have better graphics but it has maybe 1/20th the content, and to me content wins everytime.