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Yeah in fact, the Fallout wiki describes tribals from various games as "characterized by the absence of formal government, a distinct cultural identity, and self-sufficiency".
Nothing at all to do with Native American cultures. Most tribes in Fallout are just the descendants of groups of survivors that have degenerated (not in the negative sense) into primitive societies. Having been isolated by the rest of the "civilized" world. Civilized being used very loosely.
What did they do that was any different than tribes or even civilization anywhere else?
A bunch of them were at constant war with eachother over territory and even slaves, some tribes ran entire herds of Buffalo off of cliffs to feed a tribe of a couple hundred with no refrigeration, wheel or animal big enough to haul anything to the point that there are still piles of bones in these buffalo jumps today several hundred years later.
The only things natives really did differently than most other civilizations was stay stagnant and not able to sustain large populations - very similar to many of the small tribes that still barely exist in other parts of the world. They did have guerrilla warfare though, but so did many other tribes across the earth.
They even had the advantage of one of the most resourceful continents on the planet, and never figured out how to do metal working or domesticate animals besides dogs (and probably their lack of big domesticated animals is why they never invented a wheel, and thus a pulley or other staple inventions that are needed for industrialization).
The only reason they weren't as hard on the environment as others is because they couldn't sustain large populations. And just the Buffalo jumps alone show they weren't environmentalist who knew anything about nature sustainability, and that they'd have polluted and whatnot the same as the rest of the world if they figured out the technology. And their largely warlike ways were no different than anywhere else in the world