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T-60 never existed in the franchise until Fallout 4 yet the game states it was made before the war. (As far as im concerned, T-60 was a post war invention after the East coast Brotherhood defeated the Enclave with the help of the Lone Wanderer aka the player)
Jet was also changed, in fallout 2 it was invented by a kid named Myron (voiced by the same actor who does Sven in Skyrim btw) Fallout 4 made it exist before the war with some terminals stating it was shipped to one of the vaults.
Ghouls in fallout 4 never need to eat to survive (where as in every game prior they had to eat just like everyone else) Ferals are also able to lunge and sprint without breaking their legs (they have severely brittle bones so in 3/NV they had to shuffle to chase you)
Those are just the major gripes with lore. Otherwise, i dont think much else was changed as far as i'm aware.
I am unable to avoid spoilers regarding past games. But i will stay vague if possible, no details about the events, just summaries.
Nope the least fallout fallouts are bos and new vegas by nautical mile
Don't get me wrong, I like the game and I prefere the Fallout 3 BoS, but they are not too far off the polar opposite of the ones from 1 and 2. Ironically the BoS outcasts from 3 are actually closer to the ones portrayed in the previous games. In previous games they just cared about obtaining technology at any means and didn't care about what happened to everyone else beyond that. In 3 they've suddenly decided they need to be the heroes the wasteland deserves or somesuch.
Pretty sure alot of the Lore got revealed in fallout 2.
Fallout 1's a quick game once you figure out the rules, shouldn't take you more than say 10 hours. Covered super mutants and BOS and Deathclaws.
Fallout 2, had a lot of war, told what the war was about, what Vault Tec experiments, the Enclave and history of Western United States. Also cyber dogs.
Fallout tactics is midwestern. pretty heavily removed from canon. I think Canon says you went there and pretty much died instantly. Replaced by the Legion in New vegas for midwestern lore.
Fallout 3 is bethesda's first attempt. they threw a bunch of elements from 1 and 2 with plot inconsistancies. They redid a bunch of things so you have western and eastern things like eastern super mutants, eastern Brotherhood, Eastern enclave.
Fallout new vegas is set in the west and has Western brotherhood, western super mutants, western enclave. etc.
So the only real lore fallout 4 draws from is from fallout 3. and the bulk of the lore was in Fallout 3, haven't noticed much lore in fallout 4.
Yeah i thought from the first 2 they matured a bit and grew into a nice role for them in 3, putting there stuff to good use. But now in 4 i dont like them at all. When i found em, i was all ready to join up untill he delivered that " all synths are an abomination and need to be wiped out" line
Its like from recluse to good guy to we know best/bigot.....maybe they telling the tale of how power corrupts or something lol
Im undecided on synths so far. Had 2 interactions with em, and i sided with humans once and synths once based on the situation. Maybe il come round to the brotherhoods way of thinking when i learn more. But for now im not impressed with em :)
But Maxson's ideals and goals on the other hand, i do not support them. I do not believe he cares about civilians, he's only here to nuke the institute and kill all synths... Civilians and Technology be damned.
Vegas lacked the look feel and theams that have been in every fallout game since it was called wastland. The fact they had a few more diologe options with no real impact on gameplay or story doesn't magically make it a better fallout game than 4. On its own merits vegas is meh at best but as a fallout it failed on almost every level with its only redeeming qualities being old world blues and dead money how the same studio that made those docs managed to so completely blunder the base games writing world building, map design, characters, factions art style writing, balance and story pacing is a mystery that utterly baffles me.
Vegas isn't as good of a fallout game as 3 its not as good of a fallout game as 4 and it sure as hell doesn't come anywhere near close to capturing the feel of 1 and 2 at best the base new vegas experience sits somewhere under tactics at least the cacultor was a compelling villian and the majore factions were believable.
Fallout 2 and Fallout 4 are pretty bad in their own ways here.
Ghouls we already know glowing ones heal with radiation so its not that hard to believe they also derive some sustiance after you ghoulify and stuck in a fridge is a rather sedintary lifestyle.
Power armor takes a stretch but I like to think of Boston's Power Armor as a heavy variant while the previous were the infantry variant and being a heavy vairent with bells and whistles and user friendly systems could expalin why they drain cores so quickly.
T-60 could have well been a prototype/early run armor.
Brotherhood I honestly feel its a plot arch of the Brotherhood that in the wake of losing to the NCR their in a time where they must change from their old ways or the world will pass them by, and it seems implied Lyons and his recon force were sent east as a means to try and limit the start of a reform movement.
Jet simple enough is that ideas and inventions don't have to have one origin.
FEV likewise makes sense the government would want to work on seperate vectors given the potential it showed as a nonnuclear superweapon and add in threat of Red China stealth agents and its very plausible sites were intentionally kept seperate/hidden.
And seriously, did you just call it worse than 4? The game that damn near choked to death any semblance of rpg aspects the Fallout games are based on? Especially when New Vegas has the same gameplay as 3 but improved. Whether you agree or not on the setting or the lore (which I strongly disagree with you on) it will still always be 10x the Fallout game 4 is because at the end of the day it's a good rpg, something 4 is not and never will be.
The BoS were always bigots. That's accurate with what was shown of them in the earlier games. It's Bethesda that redesigned them in 3 which they then decided to backpedal on in 4. Ironically 4 actually has a BoS closer to the the original one than 3 did.