Official: Future Fallout Locations Suggestion Topic. #6

Post » Tue May 17, 2011 11:13 am

Well I don't know where I should put this but I've been thinking of a DLC location/quest if there was ever to be a Fallout game set in Florida and the Caribbean.

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Location: Barbados

Overview: Travel to a mysterious far-flung island paradise untouched by the Great War, and survive.

General Background/History:

Barbados was one of the few remaining foreign 'possessions' of the United Kingdom at the outbreak of the great war. However as the apostrophes suggest there was very little in the way of control by Westminster; with it's mind on far more important matters than worrying over a tropical paradise in the Caribbean. Regardless, the population was fiercely loyal to the crown and had many American dissidents and exiles added to it's population each year leading up to the war, all ruled over by the Governor-General. During happier times Barbados had become rich thanks to the large number of tourists and even larger numbers of corporations hiding away from the taxman in their Caribbean cove, and as a result during the 2050's as war began to brew up in Europe Governor-General Lesiw ordered the constructions of a secret fortress in Mount Hillaby, complete with ammo dumps, supplies and a tunnel system connecting the base with the Parliament Building in Bridgetown, all under the pretence of a mining operation and a few tax cuts...

When the war broke out only two fairly old nuclear bombers were sent to bomb Barbados, not because it had any real strategic value, it was just completionisim on the side of the commanders. However as they reached their target the crews were shocked to find that a hale of rockets and flack were tearing up at them from the tiny island, and both were promptly shot down, and they weren't the only ones; many surprised bombers passing over Barbados were surprised to see that they were being fired at seemingly from nowhere, in total about 23 bombers were claimed to have been shot down by the defenders. Barbados had survived the Great War unscratched.

But their troubles were not over yet, as hurricanes and other calamities shook the island, killing thousands. However the worse was still let to come, for one nuclear bomber had crashed near the sea and was leaking radiation, over time many people on the island mutated into horrific ghoul-like creatures (c. 2160s, the radiation process was much slower than it was for ghouls in the wasteland), who would soon develop a taste for human flesh. The non-irradiated population, already scared, isolated and paranoid; immediately fled to the capital of Bridgetown and the surrounding area and walled the territory off, whilst holding on the the fortress. Speaking of which the succession of Governor-Generals, currently Sir Almond Peach, were steadfast in believing that the war is still ongoing and so continued not only to call for help in the form of radio signal to Westminster, but to bomb any 'invading force' out of the waters surrounding the area, whilst trying to keep the ghouls out of Bridgetown.

So since then the legends of a beautiful but deadly island paradise, which drew wayward sailors to it's shores only to be mysteriously killed, much like the sirens of The Odyssey, grew amongst pirates and merchants.

Questing etc.:

During your travels you come across a man by the name of Harry Beckham, who is in the merchant trade, who asks you for your services in helping him find his last ship which went off course. You accept and sail off with Harry following the signal being sent from the errant vessel, only to have your boat blown up as you approach a mysterious island...

You both wake up, shipwrecked on the beach, where you find the remains of the last crew, who upon further inspection appear to have been eaten alive... You then wander the island looking for settlement and eventually come across patrol of humans, who promptly challenge your presence and regardless of dialogue choices attack you. suddenly a ghoul in the undergrowth calls you over and you comply, he is Zeke, the leader of the 'resistance' against the rulers of the island and is impressed with your skills and gives you a healthy exposition dump. After you raid an enemy outpost he asks you to don one of the uniforms of the soldiers so you will be able to get near the security doors of the fortress on the north side of the island in order to attack it. You do so and the storming begins, however before you get to the upper levels our party enters a room which immediately seals you in and is filled with nerve gas, part of the brilliant defensive system of the base...

Again you awake, this time in a prison camp controlled by the islands rulers, the so called 'British' as they prefer. Before you can begin to make your escape the guard tells you that a Captain sent by the Governor-General wants to talk to you. This man expains the island further and says that the Governor-General wants to speak with you....

Finish later.

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Post » Tue May 17, 2011 11:28 am

i've always wondered what Post-war Florida would look like. depending what the war did to the ice caps we might be mostly underwater, or Possibly maybe there was mini ice age of some sort and the Sea levels a would have dropped, and seeing once coastal towns with docks leading out to nothing
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Post » Tue May 17, 2011 3:36 am

Charelston would be great since there's so many different areas
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Post » Tue May 17, 2011 4:16 pm

Reposting from the locked thread, as I was told to discuss it here!

As I see it, there are really only two viable, intriguing options, as sadly Meikun sadly pointed out, New York wouldn't be available. These are Chicago and Florida.

While Canada would be incredibly awesome, being much different from the arid wasteland of the Mojave (one hopes), I don't think it'll happen. The 'Nuclear Winter' angle could be pulled off, expanding the Jacobstown-setting, and possibly incorporating the open plains of southern Canada. Mythological creatures such as Sasquatch could have mutated into existence, and great, mutated bison may have made a resergence, being hunted by Tribals like the Native Americans did. Unfortunately, Fallout is the story of Post Apocalyptic America, and I don't see Canada happening (despite the annexation) in anything other than a DLC for a northern region. This leads me to my first viable suggestion:

Chicago. Chicago is considered (as far as we know) to be the last Enclave base in the United States, mentioned during E-DE, My Love. Chicago is a great city, like New York, and would offer up the urban jungle feeling and the building/tunnel exploring, that many people loved from Fallout 3, through its subways and sky-scraqers. Furthermore, being west of the Legion and just north of the Atomic Tornado Belt, it could open up the option of familiar, faux-Roman faces as well as new factions. Finally, being up north, it could still pull the nuclear winter angle and allow DLCs across Lake Michigan, to Canada. I like Chicago because it offers something different from the open (some would say boring) wasteland of the Mojave.

My next suggestion is Florida, already mentioned in the Fallout series, and also vastly different from the Mojave. Florida would likely resemble Point Lookout, though with more tropical plants in the Miami area, and a deeper swamp in the Everglades. It's been mentioned that mutant Alligator-Men roam Florida, which makes one think the Everglades have begun to reclaim the land following nuclear disaster, offering a jungle-trek feel to players. Centered around south Florida, players could explore the ruins of Miami (offering more urban exploration and gangs like Vegas), the tribals in the swamps, and the many beasts of the Everglades. Viable DLCs could include St. Augustine with its Spanish Armory and Museum or Disney World... which would be pretty funny. Imagine Walt Disney (or whatever stand-in they have for him, like Howard Hughes and Mr. House) actually did cryogenically freeze himself in the Fallout Universe, or that his frozen head has been installed into a robot beneath the theme park!
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Post » Tue May 17, 2011 3:08 am

you could set the game around this New Canaan (or however its spelled) place that New Vegas mentions

you could set it in KC, New York, Houston, one of the big gang cities and have a gang war

you could set part of the map in Mexico or Canada and add some Mexican or Canadian factions

Alaska might be worth checking out im sure your guys could do some crazy things there
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Post » Tue May 17, 2011 9:30 am

I think the only three good options I have seen for a new location are Chicago being first, then Texas and last Florida. If the Fallout 4 takes place in any of the places then I'll be happy. But I'd rather it happen in Chicago
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Post » Tue May 17, 2011 5:40 am

What about Hawaii what even happened to them?
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Post » Tue May 17, 2011 3:38 am

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRuHk6Drj2U

I curse you.


:rofl:

How about http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDLlI5b55bk&feature=related

I think they should take the game back to California. I want to explore all the towns that where in fallout 1/2, fallout 3 style.
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Post » Tue May 17, 2011 7:02 am

They need to add in Riverside, we we're a major hub during WWII. We had 3 military base's, then after the war we had icbms and nukes. And then there is the Mission Inn and it's tunnels, plus Mt. Rubidoux with hope tower and the cross.
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Post » Tue May 17, 2011 11:11 am

Here are a few pictures of Des Moines for those who have not seen Des Moines
http://redriverpak.files.wordpress.com/2010/08/des_moines_skyline_night.jpg
http://www.pictureninja.com/pages/united-states/iowa/iowa-capitol-building.jpg
There is also Praire meadows casino
Des Moines International Airport
Ankeny
Altoona
West Des Moines
interstates 80 and 35
Wells Fargo Arena
Des Moines River
The Capitol Building
Drake University
The Iowa Supreme Court
Terrace Hill (Governer's Mansion)

And who could forget these
http://www.idesmoines.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/04/iowa-tornado-season.jpg
And the devestation they cause
http://static.nfl.com/static/content/catch_all/nfl_image/Parkersburg_Iowa_tornado_IA.jpg


Drake (Des Moines) doesn't belong there, University of Iowa (Iowa City) and Iowa State University (Ames) are much better candidates.


Council Bluffs is a major casino town, where the Indians used to meet. It's right next to the river (Missouri, so clean fresh water), across from Omaha. Omaha and council bluffs are considered the same town basically as a council bluffs businessman incorporated Omaha. Warren Buffet, First Data(basically every credit card transaction in the world goes through them), Paypal, Union Pacific Rail Road and SAC (central command for the air force) are there too. They also have a major google data center there and assloads of wind and nuclear power. The natural resources are almost endless there.

General Dodge lived in Council Bluffs (the dodge house is still there for the public to see), and President Lincoln has a few monuments there from when the railroad was being built. The Lincoln Memorial has an amazing view.

So Iowa City, Des Moines and Council Bluffs are basically where it's at. Council Bluffs/Omaha being the best combo I could see for the midwestern brotherhood.

Oh, and John Titor said the next post-apocalyptic president would be from Omaha.


They need to add in Riverside, we we're a major hub during WWII. We had 3 military base's, then after the war we had icbms and nukes. And then there is the Mission Inn and it's tunnels, plus Mt. Rubidoux with hope tower and the cross.


I was a card dealer at Riverside Casino. It would be an OK choice if it were included with Iowa City.

My vote goes for the Omaha metro (with Council Bluffs, Carter Lake and all the unincorporated cities near Omaha)

I hate to say it, but the layout of Chicago makes it a poor choice to create a world like Fallout in. I saw people mentioning tunnel exploration...no. The city has basically no underground train system. It runs almost completely on a [censored] bus system.
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Post » Tue May 17, 2011 3:04 am

four corners, please
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Post » Tue May 17, 2011 11:19 am

Drake (Des Moines) doesn't belong there, University of Iowa (Iowa City) and Iowa State University (Ames) are much better candidates.


Council Bluffs is a major casino town, where the Indians used to meet. It's right next to the river (Missouri, so clean fresh water), across from Omaha. Omaha and council bluffs are considered the same town basically as a council bluffs businessman incorporated Omaha. Warren Buffet, First Data(basically every credit card transaction in the world goes through them), Paypal, Union Pacific Rail Road and SAC (central command for the air force) are there too. They also have a major google data center there and assloads of wind and nuclear power. The natural resources are almost endless there.

General Dodge lived in Council Bluffs (the dodge house is still there for the public to see), and President Lincoln has a few monuments there from when the railroad was being built. The Lincoln Memorial has an amazing view.

So Iowa City, Des Moines and Council Bluffs are basically where it's at. Council Bluffs/Omaha being the best combo I could see for the midwestern brotherhood.

Oh, and John Titor said the next post-apocalyptic president would be from Omaha.




I was a card dealer at Riverside Casino. It would be an OK choice if it were included with Iowa City.

My vote goes for the Omaha metro (with Council Bluffs, Carter Lake and all the unincorporated cities near Omaha)

I hate to say it, but the layout of Chicago makes it a poor choice to create a world like Fallout in. I saw people mentioning tunnel exploration...no. The city has basically no underground train system. It runs almost completely on a [censored] bus system.
Riverside California has no casinos...
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Post » Tue May 17, 2011 6:15 am

think he was talkin ab out a csino named riverside.

there are a few in the surrounding area.
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Post » Tue May 17, 2011 4:31 pm

Riverside California has no casinos...



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riverside,_Iowa
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Post » Tue May 17, 2011 12:26 pm

I would like to see Fallout 4: Seattle with the Space Needle and junk it would be pretty cool :D
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Post » Tue May 17, 2011 5:58 am

Drake (Des Moines) doesn't belong there, University of Iowa (Iowa City) and Iowa State University (Ames) are much better candidates.


Council Bluffs is a major casino town, where the Indians used to meet. It's right next to the river (Missouri, so clean fresh water), across from Omaha. Omaha and council bluffs are considered the same town basically as a council bluffs businessman incorporated Omaha. Warren Buffet, First Data(basically every credit card transaction in the world goes through them), Paypal, Union Pacific Rail Road and SAC (central command for the air force) are there too. They also have a major google data center there and assloads of wind and nuclear power. The natural resources are almost endless there.

General Dodge lived in Council Bluffs (the dodge house is still there for the public to see), and President Lincoln has a few monuments there from when the railroad was being built. The Lincoln Memorial has an amazing view.

So Iowa City, Des Moines and Council Bluffs are basically where it's at. Council Bluffs/Omaha being the best combo I could see for the midwestern brotherhood.

Oh, and John Titor said the next post-apocalyptic president would be from Omaha.




I was a card dealer at Riverside Casino. It would be an OK choice if it were included with Iowa City.

My vote goes for the Omaha metro (with Council Bluffs, Carter Lake and all the unincorporated cities near Omaha)

I hate to say it, but the layout of Chicago makes it a poor choice to create a world like Fallout in. I saw people mentioning tunnel exploration...no. The city has basically no underground train system. It runs almost completely on a [censored] bus system.




I disagree there is a subway system and elevated train lines, sewer systems and mafia tunnels built in the 1890's. Besides it's not essential to have tunnel exploration. You obliviously never been to Chicago or your blind to miss the trains. All train lines in America connect in Chicago. And broken down Skyscraqers would add in more diverse exploration
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Post » Tue May 17, 2011 12:46 am

I disagree there is a subway system and elevated train lines, sewer systems and mafia tunnels built in the 1890's. Besides it's not essential to have tunnel exploration. You obliviously never been to Chicago or your blind to miss the trains. All train lines in America connect in Chicago. And broken down Skyscraqers would add in more diverse exploration


Trains go to and from the city, and they are insanely slow and terminate in random cities within Illinois, the subway within the city is horrid. I've used both a lot, the most recent time I had to get some visa stuff lined up to work overseas...their public transportation is complete [censored] /end
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Post » Tue May 17, 2011 8:49 am

New Orleans would be great. The city's flooded, and the safest ways around are by gondola or balloon. Since Bethesda can take full liberty with city design, I don't see a problem with having some high buildings and washed-up ships for vertical exploration. A quarter of the city would be barges, the rest would be neighborhoods built around the landmarks. Trog creole might occupy the mainland. Oh yeah, pirates instead of raiders.
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Post » Tue May 17, 2011 12:26 am

What do trains have to do with work visas hawkeye
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Post » Tue May 17, 2011 4:16 am

What do trains have to do with work visas hawkeye


Well you see, unlike most people, I don't have have a teleportation device.
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Post » Tue May 17, 2011 7:16 am

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=9kxq3Rmq1ho#t=145s
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Post » Tue May 17, 2011 4:47 am

Personally I would enjoy a Fallout Prequel. maybe set during the Resource Wars Era In Alaska. Or maybe a game featuring the rise of the Enclave. Or finally, as a setting, we could have a game in the China as thats just about the reason for all these games. Just an idea
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Post » Tue May 17, 2011 12:26 am

Personally I would enjoy a Fallout Prequel. maybe set during the Resource Wars Era In Alaska. Or maybe a game featuring the rise of the Enclave. Or finally, as a setting, we could have a game in the China as thats just about the reason for all these games. Just an idea

I'd love to see the Resource Wars, but it involves so many places. It's Anchorage (which we've seen now), it's the annexation of Canada and the insurgency arising from that, it's the mass starvation and New Plague over USA, it's the huge inflation worldwide due to the lack of all resources, the European invasion of Middle East to get the last drop of oil on earth (which ran out, and the war ended) which didn't concern USA because they had mostly fission-powered cars by then, there's USA losing all their allies, there's the United Nations and the European Commonwealth crumbling, the civil wars, the nuclear terror act of Tel Aviv...

There's loads!
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Post » Tue May 17, 2011 6:12 am

I'd love to see the Resource Wars, but it involves so many places. It's Anchorage (which we've seen now), it's the annexation of Canada and the insurgency arising from that, it's the mass starvation and New Plague over USA, it's the huge inflation worldwide due to the lack of all resources, the European invasion of Middle East to get the last drop of oil on earth (which ran out, and the war ended) which didn't concern USA because they had mostly fission-powered cars by then, there's USA losing all their allies, there's the United Nations and the European Commonwealth crumbling, the civil wars, the nuclear terror act of Tel Aviv...

There's loads!

true true. this is why iw as thinking more of an RTS style game.. because theres a lot and if you want to get through it, you have to sacrifice a bit of the depth..
then again, a complete spin off series would be pretty good.
We know that Tactics was going to have a sequel. why not have a resource wars era set of games, focusing on different places?
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Post » Tue May 17, 2011 9:05 am

What about a 1st/3rd person game with various short stories (short campaigns)?

Like one of a soldier who has fought in Anchorage and is sent to "keep the peace" in a city back home due to the increasing food riots:
January 22: The first domestic use of Power Armor within the United States was for crowd and quarantine control. Units originally serving in China and the Anchorage Front Line find themselves fighting Americans at home. Food riots increase, and many civilians are killed. Several soldiers defect from the military both in Canada and the United States. They are captured, and are sent to military prisons.


One where you are a canadian insurgent, opposing the american soldiers "keeping the peace" in your hometown.

One where you are a soldier in the Europe-Middle Eastern war.

Then there'd be short campaigns for stories we haven't heard yet, that the devs are to write for that kind of game.



Inbetween these short stories, there could be story-telling cinematics. It'd be a game of lore. Of course these campaigns wouldn't be freestanding or random, they'd all tie together both in lore and in timeline. The event in one campaign might lead to the event in another, and in another campaign we might hear references of the first campaign from people or on the radio.
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