http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGg6m7CEluE

Already had a thread about this. It's definitely fake.

Holy [censored] !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Really seems like they used a different engine this time, no more gamebryo crap, keep it up Bethesda and please don't disappoint us! :fallout:

Well seems I got overly excited for nothing

but yes indeed it seemed a bit fishy, didn't seem all that well made for a big company such as Bethesda

The video was poorly done. That's the biggest giveaway.

Well they did say they retired gamebryo...

I think it's prob fake but it is somewhat convincing .

It's 100% fake and even from looking at it a completely unoriginal idea, Enclave in San Fran? The Legion won? Why is there a D.C. roadsign in San Fran? We know the Shi's logo yet there was not even a teaser. Very basic and from an unimaginative mind.

Oh and no mention from official Bethesda sources even though the trailer is months old?

It's fake, Jim.

These are all the points I made in the last thread, except I said they used Fallout 3 intro music.

The only thing that gets me is all the copyright thingys at the end wouldn't it be illegal to use those in a fake (me puzzled).

It's actually pretty well done, a lot better than most of the fakes out there. Still doesn't make it any more real though....

If that was Fallout 4, I'd weep.

As cool as it may be, it's fake.

The only sign with D.C. on it was the road sign with San Francisco, Washington, and Vegas mile markers, which would make sense considering the locales of the last games. In other words, if this was made by Bethesda, that sign in a trailer ( not ingame ) makes a whole lot of sense.

And Bethesda saying nothing about the trailer points more to it being real than it being fake. If it was fake, I'm sure they'd say "That's fake, guys.". But they haven't.

Also, I see nothing there indicating it's done in Gamebryo and not the new Creation engine, as there's really nothing there outside of one car and some signs. The cars will most likely look the same regardless which engine they're in, as they're art assets. And I don't forsee Bethesda changing the actual art of the game.

So until Bethesda says something, I will consider this trailer to be as real as any other until Bethesda either says it's fake or the supposed faker admits it.

You are claiming that a road sign with Washington D.C. would be all the way 3000 miles away from D.C. Vegas would point the same way as D.C. too if they just so happened to be together, which they aren't.



The game hasn't even been announced. For all we know there is no Fallout 4 in development right now.


Fallout 2 has already visited San Francisco, and the NCR basically calmed everything down. They would change the art as it has been 3 years since Fallout 3 released, 4-5 when Fallout 4 will hopefully come out, if they keep the same grpahics, it will look terrible with everything else.

So it is a fake.

Thinking logically. If you see a Fallout 4 trailer with a ton of views on it already, and there's no buzz about it on the forums... it's probably fake. :tops:

No, it's fake.

If FO 4 is in San Fran again I will /headdesk so hard . The story has been told, and there is so many other places that have been hinted at that would make a better... story.

Not only that, but the NCR would have cleaned it up better then that. Heck even if the Legion wins the dam there is no way it would strike that hard into the heart of the NCR.

Thank you.


And thank you also. :biggrin:



I am fully aware they announced an 2nd unknown game, so if you have definitive proof it is Fallout 4, I will take that back.

Don't argue with him, his entire argument is based on a lack of evidence, which is folly, equating to attempting to prove a negative, let him be wrong.

Same goes for those proclaiming it fake, there's no evidence on their end either.

I don't care either way. But in this day of leaked trailers along with entire games long before release, I tend to believe anything is possible until the developer says otherwise.

Good chance it's fake? Sure. Proof it's fake? Nope.

Good chance it's real? Sure. Proof it's real? Nope.

Guess we'll call it a tie.