Fallout: London Understands Why The Series’ Settings Are So Important

Bethesda has always ensured that the settings of games have had a strong influence on the title that uses them, and the mod authors of understand this well. Whether it be the Mojave Desert of or the Boston area of each title in the series has a distinct feeling, specific factions, and recognizable landmarks from each of its settings. Without this, there wouldn't be a strong feeling of something brand new whenever another is released, and does this well enough to feel like a proper spin-off sequel.

Although Bethesda is likely to keep the franchise within the US, even though it has expanded onto the silver screen, modders have decided to take the series abroad, using as a base. is exactly what people would expect when they hear the name. The series has made it across the pond to England, specifically to its capital, where players of the mod can enjoy everything British while surviving the irradiated wasteland they all know and love from It is a total conversion of and is only available on PC.

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The settings of games have always been an underrated part of the titles. Usually, players focus on the many, many Vaults and their experiments or the longstanding factions everyone knows and loves, like the zealous Brotherhood of Steel, but visiting famous landmarks of specific cities has always been a part of 's DNA. Without it, there wouldn't be the added context of what was lost when the bombs were dropped and when the world was turned into an apocalyptic wasteland filled with irradiated cockroaches and feral Deathclaws.

Settings also inform what kind of factions a Vault Dweller (or Courier) can expect when venturing out into the world. With the Mojave being in California, made sure to give the NCR a big role in the game, with them previously appearing in. Caesar's Legion was made to be in conflict with the NCR, while Mr House (a