Next Fallout Location?

[FlabberBapper]

I'd like to see what fans would like the next Fallout game to take place in.

[mousemurder]

theyll probably continue along 95: d.c. -> boston -> n.y.c.

[sascomander]

Japan

[Kruler]

Alaska does make sort of sense, but all that snow would just as viualy depressing as the famous over brown tint of 3, which screwed PC users because they had to tone down pallates for consoles. But lore wise Alaska would be a welcome change and would allow for more stories involving pre war other sides as it was an actual frontline, not just a bombed site.

[Nish-Ki]

Well, it would porbably come out by 2032 , so chances are we would die from Nuclear War, those that survive, next fallout would be set everywhere (o_o )b

[Fatum]

My basement

[Celtic Frost]

Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada....

[Singrave]

Moscow, Russia :-P

[Von Faustien]

Originally posted by Vinnie Mack:

Originally posted by FlabberBapper:

For me, I'd like to see the entire state of Hawaii take place in the next Fallout game.

they could probably do this if we are talking about one of the islands. There are other threads on this subject to which i have responded. But they may be a ways back in the forum so i will briefly give my preferences on this.

Seattle (the space needle, the pugent sound), New Orleans (cajun setting, birth place of jazz), San Fransisco (the bridge and alcatraz), and New York City. I would also love to see the little city i live in be in fallout (Fargo, North Dakota), but i think this is unlikely.

♥♥♥♥ that do all the islands use a ship to move between them, add naval combat and let me go post apocalyptic pirate.

As for the next elder scrolls

Summer set isles, ship travel between islands and naval combat

[Von Faustien]

Originally posted by Celtic Frost:

Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada....

Half of that's already a burnt out ruin from the fire.

[Singrave]

after FAILout 4 there would no new Fallout games made by Bethesda.

[ruff0549]

How about the bloddy cost? They charge so much for each little DLC it's rediculous especially what I've read and seen here they are much better that updates. To charge as much for so-called seasonpass and then add a new DLC for RM60.00 is beyond me. Maybe people in the US, UK and others don't have to worry about the dollar difference but here in Malaysia it's 4.2 to 1! which means we have to pay 4 X's what you charge in US prices...Love the game but can't take the prices...any more....

[Marshall Bearclaw]

Anchorage or Texas

[Jim]

3, NV and 4 all take place in a major city with world famous landmarks. Seattle, and arguably LA would be a stretch. I think San Francisco or New York would be a good fit, although I thought I remembered that NY was just a crater. New Orleans would be cool except they would have to have most of the city flooded out and that would be insensitive coming on the heels of Katrina maybe. China, I think, is too foreign for most gamers. There would be little to relate to in China - maybe have it as a DLC or side mission. I always think about the GTA mission that had you return, briefly, to LIbery City. Just a taste of what it was like.

[𝕁𝕒𝕔𝕜𝕝𝕖]

Fallout 5: The Red Menace

Get a view of what its like on the otherside of the war.

[Hobo Misanthropus]

Philidelphia or New York city is next. it depends on how far they've advanced their technology.

NYC is going to present a unique challenge of needing tons of vertical depth, orders of magnitude more than Fallout 4 has, and we all know how bad Fallout 4's City runs.

Philidelphia would be a lot easier, so depending on if they've changed or modified their engine to draw vertical spaces without running into the drawcall botteneck Creation Engine has right now, it could be one or the other.

HBMC on Vega, Volta and NGM on Navi may be key to accomplishing this and Bethesda's other goals in terms of game scale and size. High bandwidth caches basically turn any flash storage (SSD for example) into VRAM, Vega's HBMC I think works up to 20TB. Assuming HBMC is supported properly on the software side.