I'm new to posting on the forum, so please forgive me if I break any protocols or fumble. I've been reading the posts over the last several weeks about the upcoming DLC and the theories about what it may contain.

Then today I saw one of the Trophies/Achievements for HH was "Evacuated Zion" and I put that together with the leaked images from the trailer. Specifically that it looks an awful lot like the Grand Canyon. Obviously the Van Buren information on Wikia isn't necessarily what we will see in the DLC, but my brain put the above together and made me think of this bit from it;

http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Ballistic_Orbital_Missile_Base_001

"B.O.M.B.-002 did not fare as well. Sometime during the two-hundred years of silent orbit, perhaps ten to fifty years before 2253, something big hit B.O.M.B.-002 and sent it crashing down to earth. Pieces can be found in the Grand Canyon, but how big the pieces are, and if there is anything salvageable, remains to be seen."

Could we be dealing with the tribal people (Sorrows?) inhabiting the remains of the fallen B.O.M.B - 002 and the Burned mans attempt (supported by the opposing White Legs) to acquire the Nuclear devices it had on board? Perhaps with the intention of taking out Caesar/NCR whoever he feels has wronged him?

I can see it being in our best interests to crush this possibility before it becomes reality, as the alternative would be fighting off nukes with my Plasma Rifle?

I'm thinking it may play out that we're going to have to foil his plans by seeking out the launch/activation codes, detonating them but bugging out the Sorrows before hand/or not (Evacuated Zion).

Just a thought, but thought it might be worth sharing.

My theory is that Joshua Graham survived and started making it back towards New Cannan. He was near death and the White Legs helped him out, he took control of the tribe and started to attack the other tribes in the area.

Could we be dealing with the tribal people (Sorrows?) inhabiting the remains of the fallen B.O.M.B - 002 and the Burned mans attempt (supported by the opposing White Legs) to acquire the Nuclear devices it had on board? Perhaps with the intention of taking out Caesar/NCR whoever he feels has wronged him?

Don't judge a DLC by how many achievements it has. Point Lookout didn't have many achievements, yet it was bigger than the other Fallout 3 DLC's.

I really hope "evacuate Zion" doesn't mean there will be a huge, location destroying event that both makes it so you cannot return and so Zion National park is destroyed. That place is too awesome. Come on.

Maybe the Burned Man's dead?

Then that XBL banner is very misleading. It'd just be [censored] Wolverine publicity:

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/WolverinePublicity

I hope the White legs isn't a tribe controlled by the burned man, I see no achivement to help them so in my view I think White legs may be a large critter to distract the people from the B.O.M.B

In that case don't look at anything in this thread ending in 002.

I don't see how that fits the trope, at all. He was only supposed to show up in one cancelled game and is just mentioned in New Vegas.

Or they call him that because he has guaze on his legs

Well the fire that Caesar blessed him with must of done a number on his vocal chords, if he's now got a woman's voice.

hmm... Daniel looks very old-skool Mormon. Zion is a fertile valley, not the grand canyon (don't think that qualifies, does it). The White Legs are the tribals we've seen in the leaked screenshot. Why would you evacuate it though? Impending natural disaster? Large nuclear device?