Maybe a big fire? I havent been to Arizone but I know its dry. But like I also dont think there is as much stuff that like burns easily. I couldbt be wrong tho
@@iimuffinsaur Its dry and hot in the summer but then we get huge rain/thunder/dust storms (like the movie “Interstellar” level) during late summer. Then in the winter. It gets really cold… In fact one of the coldest temperatures in the US was recorded in Arizona.
For anyone who cares, there's one more piece of lore concerning Michigan that was not mentioned. "Guns and Bullets #4: Street Guns of Detroit" prominently features a pipe gun and chalk outlines, implying that even in the Fallout universe Detroit was rife with crime.
Fallout 3 was supposed to be set in Detroit, but after awhile they realized Detroit already looked like a nuclear wasteland, so they added some monuments and called it the Capital Wasteland.
@@chrisprizzle278 Primarily Carmel and Fishers in central Indiana, but some other towns have been adding roundabouts. As for why, I dunno. Statistics say theyre safer and have better traffic flow, but that's only if the driver knows what a yield sign means.
@@Rad_King I wanted to give you an idea of a video and it could be based around Arkansas. It’s not mentioned in fallout at all and there is not strategic value in it so my thought is that Arkansas might’ve not even been affected by the bombs.
He would be the most powerful person in the entire state, he would just be a giant super mutant with around 6,000 something health. About half the size of liberty prime.
1:03 New England Commonwealth 2:00 Eastern Commonwealth 5:04 Columbia Commonwealth 6:15 South East Commonwealth 7:42 Gulf Commonwealth 8:53 East Central Commonwealth 10:44 Midwest Commonwealth 12:47 Plains Commonwealth 14:35 Northern Commonwealth 15:40 Texas Commonwealth 17:14 Northwest Commonwealth 20:04 Four States Commonwealth 24:11 Southwest Commonwealth A little disappointed at the lack of Arkansas lore edit: Turns out there is, its just hard to find! The Little Rock Saints are mentioned as a prewar football team.
Kinda late to this, but I agree. With Arkansas being one of the only states that has every natural resource needed for relatively modern living within its borders, it would be neat to see what they interpret the local population would do with that.
A precedurally generated post-apocalyptic game is definitely not a new concept considering how many zombie games have done it. Honestly, it sounds like it would be a calm and atmospheric game that you would find on steam for around 5$.
The part about Denver being overrun by a poison cloud from a military arsenal is quite interesting, as there actually was a military arsenal in the Denver Metro area called the Rocky Mountain Arsenal which manufactured chemical weapons like mustard gas and napalm, and was notorious among nearby residents for its environmental contamination
The Fallout universe has used many actual real life inspirations for many in game ideas and does very good research. Such as Raven Rock in Fallout 3 even though it's a classified government bunker In real life.
There also used to be a plant that produced plutonium for atomic bombs called rocky flats in between Denver and Boulder. It shut down in the 90s when the FBI raided it for breaking environmental law. You'd think that people would leave that area alone but massive housing developments are being built there because the housing industry in Colorado has no soul.
“The lore of every state” Now this should be interesting, but it’s kind of short for a lot of American history. I wonder how he manages- Oh my fucking god he’s talking about fallout - My dumb ass
Washington state has such cool nuclear-era history, plus tons of crazy cryptids and mysteries, giant mountains, tons of isolated islands, scorched desert in the east. I'd love a Fallout game set between Seattle and Vancouver BC
@@valtyrodinson430 Very cool. Everett hits just right, close to Sea-Tac, but far enough out to have wilderness at the borders. And with a stonking big naval base and indian tribes nearby, there's plenty of interesting ways to take stories. I ran a Shadowrun game set around that area just for those reasons.
@@stinkyfartguyofficial well of course new faction are necessary.I said enclave because realistically they or a similar militant group would have to be there. Edit spelling
@@andrewbroussard4235 I agree with you on that front it’s just that Texas would be one of the most important pre war states.Oil,bases,rangers,and an armed population I’m sir the enclave would be there
I’m from West Virginia and I was very happily surprised that they put my state in fallout. It was something I hoped for but never actually expected to happen. Hopefully every state gets some more in-depth lore as the series moves forward. I love seeing state history being incorporated into the crazy lore of each state pre-war and post-war.
Every American: "There should be a Fallout game set in my state, because we are so unique." Every other human: "There should be a Fallout game set in my country, because we are so unique." Every alien: "There should be a Fallout game set on my planet, because we are so unique."
I would love to have the next fallout be a world wide game. Maybe you start in the U.S, then head to Russia, China, Canada, Japan, etc.. Would be interesting to see if Vault Tech had stakes in other countries or if they had their own version of Vault Tech.
@@ripghotihook I don't know if that would work for me as a whole game, if they make it too big then there'll be a lot of filler. I would enjoy seeing some small games, videos or in-universe simulations that show us other places. We have these simulation chairs and the ability to extract memories, there could be many interesting stories to see.
@@thomaskirkness-little5809 kinda like the operation anchorage simulation or tranquility lane, that would be a pretty damn good idea, like a fo4 dlc that puts you in a sim of nuked out china
15:35 it's a reference to the show Warehouse 13. The show is "what if that warehouse from the end of Raiders of the Lost Ark had staff that collected SCP's"
Louisiana is so ripe for Fallout concepts. I'm so upset they won't make a game here. I live in Louisiana and would love to see our rich state culture represented in the Fallout world.
I would TOTALLY buy a Fallout game set in not just New Orleans, but an open world Dixie Wasteland. If anyone from Bethesda sees this, please push for this idea. And while you're at it, an Elder Scrolls game set in Black Marsh would also be appreciated (I really like swamps).
That shit about MIssouri cracks me up, I'd be in tears if the St. Lious Super Mutants and the Kansas City Ghouls stop fighting each other sometimes to fight something from Kansas lol.
Never really understood how the Midwest would become a "Dust Bowl," especially with their proximity to the Great Lakes. Wisconsin in particular is largely marshland, so it would be shocking to have that all somehow dry up completely. More likely scenario would be the entire Midwest turning into a filthy radioactive mud puddle. Mile-wide tornadoes sound pretty accurate though.
Kansas has huge underground water reservoirs so we would be good but we have the Midwest has so many Airforce bases so there would def be Nukes hitting us
You'd be surprised how fast things dry up around here. Plus, radiation would probably evaporate a lot of that water anyway. Personally, as someone planning my own Fallout fan content set in the Midwest Commonwealth, I think a dust bowl with mile-wide tornadoes at least offers some interesting ideas to explore.
Do you know how many astronauts came out of Ohio? How bad can it be there that people literally want to leave the planet? - sincerely, concerned Pennsylvanian
I’ve always wanted to see a Fallout game set in New York. Buildings so tall most of the map is vertical, Subway systems filled with underwater terrors, long perilous bridges across sky-scrapers, Central Park has become a warzone as the last vegetation in the city slowly dies off. You could think of some really cool stuff for it
15:30 Warehouse 13 reference!!! It’s a tv series about a group that has kept paranormal objects from the public eye for millennia. It’s one of my favorite shows.
Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if Arkansas was just forgotten about. By everyone, both in the Fallout universe and in real life. Which suits me just fine, to be honest. It's kinda nice living in a state that's been sort of overlooked by the world. There are some really cool small towns that look like they are still a handful of decades in the past.
I think the most likely location for a Fallout 5 is Chicago and the surrounding area. The Commonwealth was mentioned in the games quite a bit before Fallout 4, and Chicago has been talked about a lot as well so I think that's the location they'll go with. Not to mention, it's something new to spice up the games, instead of another game set on the east coast.
Chicago also opens up a, “The Pit” style DLC where you can visit another major city, Milwaukee. There’s an Amtrak that runs between them and easily facilitates a mode of transportation (aside from maybe the Great Lakes.)
It’s difficult because it borders Milwaukee and Indiana extremely close to the city so how do they block them out unless they want all three states in the game?
@@dazzaMusic Not much of an argument for Indiana as most cities worth noting aren’t that close to Chicago. Milwaukee is within reason, and like I said would fit pretty well as a DLC option. Especially since a lot of Illinois residents own property and vacation in Wisconsin.
would love to see the west side of the map be chicago and surrounding suburbs and then the lake in the middle, with michigan being the majority of the map and Detroit being east most city. making chicago an end game location as you have to get around/across the lake
Michigan really would make a great fallout, has more coastline than any state but Alaska and an emergency governor’s mansion on Mackinack island. Could see them still having some kind of enclave style government based in the north of the state because of that
New Orleans would be untouched I think, it would either be entirely wiped out by allies of the u.s so they can calibrate their missiles, or it would be entirely ignored because none of their enemies give enough of a fuck about it, not even Louisianans give even the slightest fuck about Louisiana.
@@kaitlynburke9511 i think it be destroyed by china bc we have a massive port that controls all commerce entering and exiting the mississippi river and is crucial for inside the country trade and transport
This is such a useful video for me since I picked up the tabletop RPG and wanted to set up a campaign in FL. the description of the irradiated geck you mentioned almost exactly matches the environment i had in mind for the mutated remains of the everglades. Can imagine the backstory too. some misguided soul finds a geck and with the best of intentions tries to restore the everglades back to it's original state, only to have it backfire and turn it into a massive irradiated swamp
You’d think that a game that is literally concerning the after effects of nuclear weapons that there would be more New Mexican lore, considering that’s where the bomb was build and first tested, and the Sandia Mountains supposedly being partially hollowed out for the storing of nukes and radioactive material. Albuquerque would be an amazing setting for the series
I like to think New York in Fallout would look a lot like a setting from Akira or FOTS. Like imagine just this huge building fallen over and stuff and they just turn it into a checkpoint wall or something.
@@nickrustyson8124 The Ghost Bride of 13 Curves could be referenced. If you go along the road at night a woman in a red bridal dress will be seen, but will run away before you can reach her. And if cars are a thing if you drive she'll jump out in front of it like in the story. You can also see crashed cars at the bottom of the ravine. Some of which look like they've been there since before the war.
I looked up Mullens, SC, just for fun to see if it was a real place. Sure enough it is, a really small town and one of the main businesses there is an MRE packaging plant! Cool that they included a real world tie in like that, that most people won't notice/appreciate, one of the many reasons I love Fallout
@Crylec Oregonian here, I don't think Cascadia is gonna do my state any justice. Definitely gonna be a hand-wavey explanation about how the NCR owns 90% of Oregon (even though lore wise it'd be like the NCR colonizing the Sierra Madre or The Divide). I wish mod makers would give Oregon proper treatment instead of just using it for their NCR Fanfictions.
I think Hawaii as a setting would be very interesting, assuming Bethesda actually has any creativity left in the tank. Being a series of islands, they would most definitely have formed their own cultures separate from that of the main land. Because there's very limited land to scavenge from and (assuming) there's no way to travel to California, it's possible the survivors might've united once again to use the land efficiently, maybe even returning to pseudo Polynesian culture, like how the tribes within the Grand Canyon resemble Native American tribes. Alternatively, they might've sped up the race for resources into a full war with different factions fighting to claim what little land they can, placing your character into the fray to tip the balance, just like the Courier did at Hoover Dam. But those are just my two ideas off the top of my head as someone who doesn't make games. I think it'd be the best option for a new setting that isn't a different country and isn't also within the continental United States.
@@Scarponey Hawaii is home to several major US military bases and is a strategic stopping point in the Pacific Ocean. its natural it would have gotten nuked.
Id love to see the goal of that one being something like learning to balance technology with nature, how to treat the land with respect while still living on it and rebuilding Bc that hasnt been a theme yet. Its been like "one person can change history, might doesnt equal right, sacrifice can lead to salvation, war will always exist in some form, technology can go too far" things like that Theres never been a "respect nature bc nature doesnt have to respect you" theme
Great video! It's interesting to note that the Midwestern Brotherhood of Steel is a bit more accepting as far as who they allow into their ranks. We plan on having some ghouls with interesting backstories and potentially some intelligent Deathclaws.
Many don't know the endless possibilities of a fallout story posted in Indiana. While there are numerous farms and whatnot in our state, I can confirm that the lore for Southern Indiana and Northern Kentucky would be absolutely legendary. There are so many unique locations that a lot of people wouldn't think would be around here! Good video! Thank you for making it!
@@anagramconfirmed1717 Orrrr: French Lick/West Baden: A tourist town located in Southern Indiana with 3 huge hotels that are at least 200 years old, and a casino. One of which has a 200 feet open atrium in the middle of it. The incredible history behind these locations, and the land they stand on has so much potential. Not to mention a running joke about how the natural water around the area smells like shit, even though it's not polluted. There's plenty of lore and mini locations like the winery, the nearby limestone quarries outside of Paoli, golf courses, and the other nearby tourist attractions here to expand upon. Santa Claus: A town with Holiday World/Splashing Safari, with several record breaking water coasters, and a large expansive thrill park. Many possibilities here. Camp grounds, and other tourist-y locations are just outside of the park, and this could be a really interesting place to explore if done right. Jasper: An old industrial town with a festival called the Straussenfest held almost every year around October. Also contains a large company named Jasper Engines, which could be considered in cannon as a local competitor to Robco. West Boggs Park: A large lake outside of the small town of Loogootee, it became a nature park in between the Loogootee, Odon, and Crane. While it's not to the grandiose scale of other parks, it's certainly got an interesting vibe to it. Lark Ranch is also considerably close to this, which is also a tourist attraction. NSWC Crane: Built around the towns of Crane/Scotland, this naval base helped serve the people around the town of Loogootee and give them jobs. This would be an interesting location to explore, especially if there was an enclave presence had set up a base here. Patoka Lake: Massive lake that brings many tourists around the French Lake/West Baden area. This location swallowed up the towns of Elon, Ellensworth, and Newton-Stuart, which would be interesting to explore in a game. Also could be a place that many might stay away from due to the mutated wildlife it could hold in the game. Vincennes: Large town along the Ohio river with the first college ever built in Indiana. Has the George Rodgers Clock Memorial, and Basilica Of St. Francis Xavier nearby each other. There is also Grouseland, the Red Skelton Museum Of Comedy, and Knox County Memorial Park, not to mention the very bizarre french style apartment buildings being built by the university. Hindostan: A town that used to exist on White River. Due to flooding, sickness, and economic decline due to these events, it was later abandoned. It would be interesting if the town was kept alive in the lore, and to see how it later formed, considering many theorized it could've been as big as Vincennes[which is, by my own knowledge, unlikely]. Corning, Indiana: Set up as a small mining town for the coal mines that have now gone perpetually extinct, this would be an interesting location to see mole miner's and maybe even a large mole rat mini boss, due to the ridiculous amount of moles that are around Indiana. Martin National Park: A small nature park outside of Shoals, Indiana that is mostly remote apart from a very rickety tower that stands in the middle of it. Would be any interesting place to have a bunch of super mutants. Madison, Indiana: A beautiful tourist town right beside Clifty Falls National Park that sits on the Ohio River. Has an active steamboat service, an annual regatta[ boat showcase/race], old tourist buildings everywhere, and a powerplant just outside of town. Clifty Falls/The Madison Powerplant: These two's history are very much intertwined together, as both sit right beside each other, and each can't really expand due to the other. Clifty Falls has many natural and beautiful places that could be, in the game, disfigured by the power plant[ which we could assume in this universe is run on nuclear energy], I feel like this could most certainly be an interesting location. Evansville: I think this is pretty self explanatory. This place has so much potential, from the two rival universities, angel state memorial mounds, Bosse Field, the Tropicana Casino, the Mesker Zoo, Eastland Mall[ which I could definetly see as some sort of huge settlement/raider location], as well as the now torn down Ford Center[ which could still be in the game if they change the lore slightly], as well as the extensive history behind this cit, and notoriety of it. There's just plenty to go off of here. Gypsum Factory/Mine: On the way to Williams, this mine is a huge and obscure location to see in the middle of dense forests. Would definetly have some interesting aspects that could be fleshed out. If you couple these locations with the lore described in the video(i.e. the mile long tornados, and dust bowl-liie conditions[ and maybe some other stuff to that, since Indiana has the most chaotic weather system outside of the southern USA states I know], I believe I've made my case for an interesting game. English, Indiana: This town was moved from its original location due to how horrendously it was flooded. It would be interesting if the lore of the game had the town still here, and the post war location be absolutely flooded. Leavenworth, Indiana: A seemingly peaceful town along the Ohio River with a dark past. If the rumors are correct, there used to be a cult there a long while back who murdered someone from there. Of course, this is a rumor, but it would be interesting to see how the people working on the Fallout games could spin that. Louisville, Kentucky: Where to begin? The Kentucky Derby is held down there! There's also the Mega Cavern attraction, not to mention that this is Kentucky's biggest city, the center for performing arts, not to mention the river, Muhammad Ali National Airport, and many more places. It would be cool to have this location here. Owensboro, Indiana: Home to the Blue Grass Memorial Mueseum, Western Kentucky Botanical Gardens, Smothers Park, The Convention Center, Brescia University, the Kentucky Wesleyan University, other universities, and places, I think this would be a facinating place to explore. Cape Sandy, Indiana: This is a really small community, but with a humongous quarry that lays just outside of it. On google maps, if you zoom in to this location, it looks starkly different from all the surrounding areas. Would be really neat to see it. And it's just outside of leavenworth, which could further increase the story potential between them. Brandenburg, Kentucky: Home to a confederate veteran's monument, as well as a native americans monument and many other places, I could see a sort of Confederate-style faction that resides here and the surrounding area. Corydon, Indiana: Home to some interesting history as well as Icon Metal Forming LLC, the Constitutional Stump of indiana {the constitution for Indiana was drafted under that very tree}, an extension of Purdue university, and the Battle Of Corydon Park, I think there's a lot of historical value that could be explored here, not to mention the Indiana Caverns located just outside of town. The Rickenbaugh House Of Apalona, Indiana: While a small area, this would be a nice quick dungeon that one could run through. Irl, it's a small house located on Lake Celine just outside the township of Apalona that was built all the way back in 1874, and is being preserved today. Accompanied with a local amphitheatre, and nature store. Skillman, Kentucky & Domtar Paper: A bizarre location that's around the bend of the Ohio River. Skillman is only a small township, but the nearby paper company almost dominates the whole area. From google maps, it appears to be a huge barren location with odd features. Jeffersontown,Kentucky: A large suburb of Louisville, this location has a lot of potential for stories and lore. I could go on and on, especially about faction possibilities, plot, and deeper analysis into the setting, but I really don't appreciate how everyone not only overlooks the historical value and beauty of our area, but also dismisses the idea due to things like 'heroin addiction's and 'abandoned factories'. Continuing a stigma, and a generalized label over these areas of these states and simply dismissing the story potential of it is really callous, and disrespectful. We have, if not a better, amount of lore and potential as West Virginia. If you couple these locations with the lore described in the video(i.e. the mile long tornados, and dust bowl-liie conditions[ and maybe some other stuff to that, since Indiana has the most chaotic weather system outside of the southern USA states I know], I believe I've made my case for a good game.
@@anteros__ I don't usually correct people but since I live there, it's Owensboro, Kentucky, not Indiana. But really I would love to see their take on a post-apocalyptic Smother's Park. I would also like to see how Brescia looks since I used to go there before the Beer Virus
I definitely think a Gulf Commonwealth game would be really good for a next entry. Think, all the crazy Florida shit, all the cajun Louisiana stuff, and everything in between. I bet that would be a really interesting locale
The problem is that florida really doesn't change all that much. It's still florida, but with a few more cannibals riding in on their croco-horses than normal
I would like to have a fallout game set in Texas as the many differing biomes could provide interesting gameplay and imagine having pseudo cowboy factions warring over the land. Set in Austin or Houston would especially work well due to the unique cultures of the cities. I could even imagine a minutemen type faction called the Texas Rangers. Also I have to mention the obligatory 2nd Texas Republic
In the Fallout Universe, the Desert Rangers (the native peacekeepers of Nevada and Arizona/the Southwest that assimilated into the NCR) were the successor to the Texas Ranger
i live in texas, ans cowboys herd cows and wild west was real ish, if you want to know why it was not real but real, it will take years, or you can play red dead redemption 1 and 2 to get the full story
Makes me happy to hear someone else from saint louis wants a fallout game set in our city, it'd be so dope. Got the Mississippi river right by the arch, Edward's Jones dome turned into like a raider Coliseum for fights kinda like the FO3 Pittsburgh DLC, Delmar loop and all that fun shit
It would be really cool if they did a Detroit, Chicago, Toronto mix for a game. Considering the proximity of those major cities to each other and the fact that you could travel by train from any one of those cities to another. Have a Detroit/Windsor game with a Chicago, Toronto DLC or vice versa. Plus Toronto (Ronto) was mentioned in The Pitt DLC from Fallout 3.
9:05 "i hope that is not representative of most Ohioans" Well to be fair, and as an Ohioan myself.... this state has throughout history produced more Astronauts than any state in the Union. it's a joke amongst comedians as well. i think it was George Carlin actually that said on a late night show "what is it with Ohio that they don't want to just leave the state, but leave the PLANET" LUL.
It would be cool to see one set in Minnesota and Wisconsin with an actual eternal nuclear winter where if you go towards Lake Superior it has massive mutated walleye that swim in the water or seeing mutated buffalo roaming the cities like big horners from NV
@@Outlawstar0198 oh der doing good, I was out on my boat the other day and by golly I caught a massive one 26 inches that one, i was holden it up after the fight and you wouldn’t believe this 31 incher was a real fighter, finally got him in the boat next to the ruler and 39 inches by Cheese and crackers, pardon my language, he made a gouge next to the ruler too 45 inches he was till finally lost hold of him and he jumped back in the water of superior this massive 57 inch monster, barely made it out with my arm
Another bit of trivia about Oklahoma (if it hasn't already been mentioned) is that the dirt has a very high iron content, so it appears rust red. There are lots of comments about the red dirt in Oklahoma, so "Red Okies" does seem to lend credence to the legionnaires being based on Oklahoma. Also, MacCready talking about a warehouse in South Dakota was a reference to the TV show called Warehouse 13, which is set in South Dakota and takes place in a storage repository for all kinds of historical artifacts with supernatural abilities.
As an adopted Austinite who is originally from south Louisiana, I think it could really be awesome to see a New Orleans setting (as many have said), along with some additional expansion into the surrounding swamps of Cajun country. Irradiated gumbo for health regen? Why not? People have mentioned that Texas hasn't gotten its fair treatment, and I agree. The only issue is that Texas is a big place. I'm in Austin, and the culture is different here from what you'll even find a few hours down the road in Houston or Dallas -- to say nothing of places like El Paso (a place where maybe we could see some New Vegas overlap due to proximity). Obviously they can compress the game world considerably to make distances between major areas traversible, but Texas might be too big to pull that off in a way that doesn't make it feel like a museum or fun house that is just "Texas-themed." Not sure. Regardless, there's some great topography to explore, and there are some fun cultural elements that have yet to make their way into the lore in a meaningful way. Going down to the border to explore places like Big Bend would be nice (my visit to the ghost town of Terlingua gave me some major post-apocalyptic vibes in terms of the desolation and expansiveness of everything). Okay, sorry. I'm rambling. Point is, there are places that are ripe for exploring in this universe. I just hope that it is handled in a more "classic Fallout" manner than was done with 76. Yeesh.
I agree there are many great areas. New Orleans tops my list for places I would like to see, but Texas could easily be a great location as well. Maybe it could inform us of what happened with Mexico or there could be some sort of Mexican Reconquista attempt happening after the Great War.
@@Rad_King I would love to see that. The power struggles are some of the most intriguing aspects of the post-apocalyptic setting, and there are some great dynamics at play with this area that would be a shame not to explore. And yes, I like what others are saying here as well. I spent lots of my childhood around the swamps in Louisiana and can imagine some awesome stuff if they ever get the Fallout treatment.
Having been to the ozarks many times I think they would be a great setting for a fallout game. Plenty of cool locations and old world lore to draw from
This comes from a personal bias, but I think Oklahoma would be great for a Fallout game. Eastern Legion, native tribes, rad dust storms, mutated bison & prairie dogs, a confirmed vault, etc. Alternatively an Oklahoma centric DLC to a Texas based Fallout would be great.
You guys have a lot of rail lines out in Oklahoma right? Maybe those mutated bison herds are hunted by nomadic tribes who ride on repaired and modified trains.
2 other things about Ohio were both in Fallout 4. The houses that appear in Sanctuary are copies of real life houses created in Dayton & Columbus after WW2 for returning Soldiers. I forget the names of the houses but they're mentioned in game as well as very prominent irl near Wright Patt Air Force Base. Another is a small mention but at the Railroad HQ, on a chalkboard they have Dayton listed as a Safehouse area, so we now know that the Railroad at least had a presence in Ohio as well.
As someone who lives in one of the better parts of Ohio I can safely say that being abducted by aliens would be a gift of the gods. The state is if you took everything bland about the entire country and put it in one heart shaped location. Everything is just ok and that’s unremarkable and dull as can be. Getting out is only temporary and coming in is a trap. Our state motto is and always has been… “Welcome to Ohio, you are stuck here now.”
Boston, Washington D.C., Appalachia/West Virginia and Vegas were great settings for these games. I think Detroit, Miami ( or maybe Orlando for the theme parks), New Orleans, New York, and Texas as a whole would be dope settings for future Fallout games.
It could be possible if they set the game another hundred or so years in the future and have the Brotherhood and some other faction as the two dominant entities attempting to restore North America. BoS already controls most of US and Canada and the dominant South American faction invades. But I feel that would just devolve into fallout skinned Risk.
@@Madilieghmeyers I actually like that idea. The southern faction could be the NCR, considering their holds in the southwest states. My thing is, I wouldn't be surprised if Bethesda brought the Enclave back. I bet there are still active Enclave members on long-term deployment nuclear submarines someone out there.
I've thought of that idea too. Maybe even something like The Crew where the US is slimmed down, but it would still take a few hours to run coast to coast.
Did you know: there are, supposedly, cybernetic raccoons and intelligent hairy deathclaws somewhere in the Midwest. NOT the Midwestern Commonwealth, but somewhere in the entire Midwest.
Louisiana sounds like a great setting, haven't had many games take place there. Only games I can think of off the top of my head was Left 4 Dead 2 and Red Dead Redemption 2. Think of the variety of mutated creatures there, though I think those bloodbug things would be the most common. It's also a pretty blank slate for lore, along with pretty much most of the southeast.
that sounds awesome, I really hope they do more densely vegetated places like in 76's marshes/snowy biomes in future titles. imagine seeing an ACTUAL nuclear winter?
@@andrewlopez6225 I mean appalachia was too colorful for me, I like a nice spot of wasteland that is barren though, actually feels like fallout for a bit, not something else, though some alien areas would be cool
Merican only problem I see is how they would balance the wildlife, like would the alligators become alligator claws, would crocodiles become mutated death machines (not like they aren’t already)? Would alligator gar become giant and eat and kill anything that comes into contact with them? There’s a lot to consider about how the wildlife and the surroundings would turn out.
@@penneyboy03 No there basically isn’t. Operation Anchorage doesn’t take place in Alaska, it takes place in a simulation which centers around the Battle of Anchorage. It is strongly hinted that the battle didn’t even happen as it got depicted in the simulation. If people want a DLC set in Alaska, they most likely want to see it post war and outside of a simulation which in itself is military propaganda.
Here, here. Obsidian does a great job each time their up to bat, but only being able to enter one of every twelve buildings in a "city" setting is rather aggravating. I present Byzantium from the outer worlds as my referencing evidence lol
@@joeygreen8091 not necessary Texas is quite large with a possibility for both kinds wasteland. Namely the deserts of the Mojave and the cityscape of D.C.Not to mention its proximity to Mexico and the coast so Dlc would be a no brainer.In fact I’ve already begun working in on the plot for this.
as a Montanan I want to see Texan fallout to see Texans wine about nuclear winter lol WAAAAAAAAAAA I cant drive in the snow!!!!!!!! WAAAAAAAAA what are snow tires????? WAAAAAA whats pumping the brakes???? WAAAAAAA I have to put chains on my tires???
Father Clifford from Rivet City mentions a place called "Great Lanta" that's on the shore of the Atlantic Ocean and run by slavers. It's theorized that he's most likely talking about Atlantic City, NJ.
Honestly, you can make a viable and continuous series of games that covers all of the regions of continental USA and outlying lands and territories. Just to imagine how each region and its populations would respond to such a significant event. Being from Vermont myself, I can confirm there are a number of hidden mines, fallout shelters, abandoned bases and hidden history that would be fascinating to expand on.
Tennessee would be PRIME for a fallout game. Mountains in the East, Delta in the west, rolling hills in the middle, Elvis, bluegrass, oak ridge where the Nuke was developed, I mean the list goes on and on.
North Carolina is mentioned in Fallout 3, the captain of the ship that takes you to Point Lookout mentions the "Broken Banks", probably referencing one of NCs most distinctive features; The Outer Banks, a chain of islands on much of the State's coast. It's also not the only time NC is referenced in Bethesda games, I believe there are references to the Duke Devils in one game and the province of High Rock in TES shares a name with one of the more well-known lakes in the state.
Neat, thanks for posting this (a year ago, lol). I feel like NC would have been pretty devastated during the great war, unless there was some serious yet-unmentioned missile defense. Between Bragg, Lejeune, Cherry Point, Raleigh and Charlotte, that's a lot of almost guaranteed targets that are far enough apart to inadvertantly cause mass devastation across the majority of the state.
@@notalanrogers3173 Gotta represent my home town here, Salisbury was on both the Soviet and Nazi bombing lists on account it being a massive railway hub for the East Coast, so in Fallout's Great War it would have either been targetted for a direct missilr attack or been a HVT for the cells of Chinese commandos we know are present on the east coast
The Warehouse in South Dakota is a reference to Warehouse 13, a SciFi original series where the current US warehouse and headquarters for the show is located in South Dakota. Warehouses in that show are top secret government facilities created to collect and store supernatural items imbued with special properties through different means. Neat reference for a pretty good show.
I want an Oregon fallout with massive beaver rad creatures and a faction of tree people and b.d cooper references and ghost town mysteries would be cool as well as irradiated big foots
North and south Carolina are mentioned in the Point Lookout DLC as the Broken Banks. It can be assumed this unseen location is based on the Outer Banks barrier island region of North Carolina
Even though I live in upstate SC, Charleston would be a great setting with factions like the remains of the Citadel(a military college), a potential dlc for parris island, the iconic very long bridge over one of the rivers/marshes as a settlement, one of the condo complexes as a settlement, a potential faction of slavers based on the confederacy vs a split off of the same faction who still want a confederacy but without the slaves part(kinda like a ncr vs Caesars legion war with a southern twist), and don’t forget Boone Hall which could either be a settlement or the hq of the pro slave confederacy. There’s just so much potential with each and every little area in each and every state!
I think the twin cities area of MN would be a great place for a fallout game. A blank slate lore wise, plenty of landmarks, maybe some Vikings fans turned raiders idk
@@YoKhai1221 Minnesota is awesome! A winter setting in fallout would be totally amazing. Just the radioactive creatures that could pop up would be awesome!
The midwest needs a fallout game. The east coast has enough love as it is. MN would probably be the best state they could choose in terms of being a blank slate while also using the culture of the state itself. Please make it happen Bethesda/Xbox!
I know that washington state was an idea for the game series. All the lore I found on WA is there was a vault under mt st.helens that took a direct hit and was made to slowly leak radiation into it. And that there is a Seattle chapter of the brotherhood of steel and multiple raider groups.
Wait There is a vault underground in mt st helens that possible to build a vault under the volcano!!! But I got a question is how they build that vault underground in mt st helens?
I would also like to add the US Commonwealths were a new intermediate form of government that got added in-between the states and the Federal government. They didn’t replace the states, and the state and commonwealth governments had different powers.
So I’m from Arkansas. Don’t worry, our state just manifested into a crazy sniper guy suffering from PTSD and made our way to DC to snipe at anything that moves. You’ll never take us alive!!!! 🤣
I think a fallout game where the prime focus is rebuilding settlements would be awesome. Such as fallout anchorage or somewhere in the Midwest where there is just wilderness
I wont lie I like that idaho basically has the chill version of the brotherhood. Also I'm a little supprised there isn't more about idaho considering its irl nuclear history. (First nuclear submarine was developed in idaho, first ever town fully powered by nuclear energy is in idaho the town is Arco, and the first fatal nuclear meltdown in the USA is in idaho search sl-1 reactor meltdown)
As someone from Kentucky, I really enjoy 76’s take on WV cause it reminds me of home. Now I’m not from Eastern Kentucky, so I don’t have all those mountains that they share with WV, but it’s still reminds me of my own state. Cool to see we actually have some contributions to the lore. Even if it is incredibly insignificant.
I've always thought that involving Fort Knox in the Fallout lore would be cool, maybe set near it. They could do something cool with E-town, Louisville, Radcliff, etc.
@@TrippyTheShroom yeah I always liked that idea too. But I guess that’s out of the question now since 76 made it where they moved the gold reserves to WV
New Hampshire is somewhat referenced via the train cars in the commonwealth around Boston. If you look at the box cars they all have NH - MA for New Hampshire to Massachusetts. not a huge oversight but i figured it's worth mentioning. great video!
Here's a piece of lore for Arizona
"Everyone turned to ash... And then the bombs hit"
Luckily there was nuclear winter
Maybe a big fire? I havent been to Arizone but I know its dry. But like I also dont think there is as much stuff that like burns easily. I couldbt be wrong tho
Arizona would burn in a fallout situation. Well southern AZ, where I live. The north could probably do ok until nuclear winter set in.
HAHAH
@@iimuffinsaur Its dry and hot in the summer but then we get huge rain/thunder/dust storms (like the movie “Interstellar” level) during late summer. Then in the winter. It gets really cold… In fact one of the coldest temperatures in the US was recorded in Arizona.
For anyone who cares, there's one more piece of lore concerning Michigan that was not mentioned. "Guns and Bullets #4: Street Guns of Detroit" prominently features a pipe gun and chalk outlines, implying that even in the Fallout universe Detroit was rife with crime.
that might be a really cool setting for the next fallout game. kinda sounded like mafias stuff you know.
Fallout 3 was supposed to be set in Detroit, but after awhile they realized Detroit already looked like a nuclear wasteland, so they added some monuments and called it the Capital Wasteland.
Imagine a fallout game in detroit, we could finally have robocop power armor
@@stinkyfartguyofficial coming from a michigander, i want it so bad lol. nuka-faygo
If the Apocalypse happened would Detroit even know?
Indiana totally survived. All the nukes directed at it would've gotten stuck in traffic or slowed by roundabouts.
100%
@@gunnareagleson2152 I'd tell you that you've got the wrong idea, but I'd have to pass through at least 10 roundabouts to do so.
There really that many roundabouts in Indiana? Why is that?
@@chrisprizzle278 Primarily Carmel and Fishers in central Indiana, but some other towns have been adding roundabouts. As for why, I dunno. Statistics say theyre safer and have better traffic flow, but that's only if the driver knows what a yield sign means.
Can’t forget the potholes
The Lonesome drifter in NV is said to be from Montana.
Thanks for the tidbit.
cool to my fav game character repping my home state
He is, least thats what he told me.
Go ask him at the tops.
@@Rad_King I wanted to give you an idea of a video and it could be based around Arkansas. It’s not mentioned in fallout at all and there is not strategic value in it so my thought is that Arkansas might’ve not even been affected by the bombs.
He's also the mysterious strangers son... well... the mysterious stranger from game 3.
2 and 1 is pretty much guarenteed to be an angel.
I think New Orleans would be a cool place for the next fallout... Imagine a radioactive bayou, Voodoo ghouls, that would be awesome
Agreed
Someone get Todd on the line.
Their kind of was DLC that was new Orleans ish..
I think hawaii would be neat
That’d be cool
Atleast new orleans has Left 4 Dead 2. I wanna see some states that no games have ever touch
As a native Midwesterner, it warms my heart to hear that the Midwest was unaffected by the bombs.
Fellow midwesterner, when he said that the Midwest was afflicted by tornadoes, i breathed a sigh of relief.
@@nerfer200 nothing new really
@@nerfer200 Literally, I was like “That’s a normal Tuesday here.”
Yeah we need a fallout game that takes place in Kansas
Would be a great setting.
You forgot to mention the legendary mutant Florida Man that roams the wastes of the swamps down then.
Local super mutant chains feral ghoul to settler because "he seemed lonely"
He would be the most powerful person in the entire state, he would just be a giant super mutant with around 6,000 something health. About half the size of liberty prime.
Sup my man, You called?
"A stranger rolls into town, a big iron on his hip..."
@@GrillCheeseWithaG he would be the most powerful being in the fallout universe
Trust me, anyone from Ohio would take alien abduction over living in Ohio.
As someone living in Michigan I can confirm
Ah yes a fellow Ohioan
LMAO I hear you even get a free probe!
I think that's why so many astronauts are from Ohio
@@unluckymonkey4382 its because they want to experience the infinite void of space to compensate for all the years they spent living in ohio
1:03 New England Commonwealth
2:00 Eastern Commonwealth
5:04 Columbia Commonwealth
6:15 South East Commonwealth
7:42 Gulf Commonwealth
8:53 East Central Commonwealth
10:44 Midwest Commonwealth
12:47 Plains Commonwealth
14:35 Northern Commonwealth
15:40 Texas Commonwealth
17:14 Northwest Commonwealth
20:04 Four States Commonwealth
24:11 Southwest Commonwealth
A little disappointed at the lack of Arkansas lore
edit: Turns out there is, its just hard to find! The Little Rock Saints are mentioned as a prewar football team.
Yeah, Minnesota and Wisconsin too. Guess they probably off'd each other finally over the whole Packers/Vikings thing.
@@b2jutsao lmaoooooo
You and me both.
Kinda late to this, but I agree. With Arkansas being one of the only states that has every natural resource needed for relatively modern living within its borders, it would be neat to see what they interpret the local population would do with that.
You forgot:
10:49
Fallout Plains.
Just fields upon fields of nothing but corn and silt beans and occasionally a brahmin or a run down shack.
that’s iowa for ya
@@zxripped6273 nearly all midwestern states fit the bill for this
I feel like we should just have a Fallout: 50 states, where you can just have one game and 49 DLCs.
A precedurally generated post-apocalyptic game is definitely not a new concept considering how many zombie games have done it. Honestly, it sounds like it would be a calm and atmospheric game that you would find on steam for around 5$.
Yeah can confirm in south dakota so definitely can imagine fallout plains. Lol
The part about Denver being overrun by a poison cloud from a military arsenal is quite interesting, as there actually was a military arsenal in the Denver Metro area called the Rocky Mountain Arsenal which manufactured chemical weapons like mustard gas and napalm, and was notorious among nearby residents for its environmental contamination
The Fallout universe has used many actual real life inspirations for many in game ideas and does very good research. Such as Raven Rock in Fallout 3 even though it's a classified government bunker In real life.
Right? I remember first learning about it and thinking "Yeah, that sounds about right." There's still a stigma around that place, lol.
There also used to be a plant that produced plutonium for atomic bombs called rocky flats in between Denver and Boulder. It shut down in the 90s when the FBI raided it for breaking environmental law. You'd think that people would leave that area alone but massive housing developments are being built there because the housing industry in Colorado has no soul.
@@campbell9825 No way. They're actually building residential areas on Rocky Flats?? That's not going to end well. Holy crap.
@@campbell9825 that honestly doesn't surprise me one bit
“The lore of every state”
Now this should be interesting, but it’s kind of short for a lot of American history. I wonder how he manages- Oh my fucking god he’s talking about fallout
- My dumb ass
Same
Same lmao
the story: they got nuked.
Same
It disappoints me that there's not more about Tennessee, since, you know, Oak Ridge. The "Secret City" where we created the Atomic Bomb.
Yeah, East TN here. It's a pity
The largest underground lake in the usa is in Tennessee
@@kanaka118446 lot of gold down your way. I go to the Tellico Plains area regularly.
I've not watched the full video. But I feel like New Mexico should have lots of lore. Because it's the first place a nuke was dropped in history
I know man. I know
Washington state has such cool nuclear-era history, plus tons of crazy cryptids and mysteries, giant mountains, tons of isolated islands, scorched desert in the east. I'd love a Fallout game set between Seattle and Vancouver BC
That would be an amazing setting! Imagine if you could unlock a sailboat to cruise around Puget Sound.
Ahh as a fellow Washingtonion I agree this would be amazing
I ran a fallout PNP game that was based around the Everett area and this was the exact vibe I went for.
@@valtyrodinson430 Very cool. Everett hits just right, close to Sea-Tac, but far enough out to have wilderness at the borders. And with a stonking big naval base and indian tribes nearby, there's plenty of interesting ways to take stories. I ran a Shadowrun game set around that area just for those reasons.
Don't forget Bigfoot. Could be a boss or just have them be a rare enemy like the mothman in 76
I love how you’re just wailing on Liberty Prime and he’s looks at you like “can you not”
I’d like to see Texas with an enclave return since Texas has the largest and most military base in the U.S.
I hope I never see the enclave again
We don't really need more enclave... I think the desert rangers or a brand new faction would be more fun
@@stinkyfartguyofficial well of course new faction are necessary.I said enclave because realistically they or a similar militant group would have to be there. Edit spelling
@@ratsmackerthe3rd267 realistically there would be a lot of minute men type groups
@@andrewbroussard4235 I agree with you on that front it’s just that Texas would be one of the most important pre war states.Oil,bases,rangers,and an armed population I’m sir the enclave would be there
Can't wait for Fallout Miami to be done, hopefully its better than Frontier, also i agree New Orleans would be a great game location.
I’m really looking forward to it!
Is there a expected date
@@greycarton it's happening now with all the kids on spring break
Man. The ammount of bloodbugs. Maybe even gator claws make a return. Something like that.
@Mason Nemitz sea levels havent risen in 200 years, otherwise Boston would have also been underwater. Parts of it at least
I’m from West Virginia and I was very happily surprised that they put my state in fallout. It was something I hoped for but never actually expected to happen. Hopefully every state gets some more in-depth lore as the series moves forward. I love seeing state history being incorporated into the crazy lore of each state pre-war and post-war.
Every American: "There should be a Fallout game set in my state, because we are so unique."
Every other human: "There should be a Fallout game set in my country, because we are so unique."
Every alien: "There should be a Fallout game set on my planet, because we are so unique."
Fucking A. Pretty much every comment says this. Thank you for saying that so I don’t have to.
I would love to have the next fallout be a world wide game. Maybe you start in the U.S, then head to Russia, China, Canada, Japan, etc.. Would be interesting to see if Vault Tech had stakes in other countries or if they had their own version of Vault Tech.
@@ripghotihook I don't know if that would work for me as a whole game, if they make it too big then there'll be a lot of filler. I would enjoy seeing some small games, videos or in-universe simulations that show us other places. We have these simulation chairs and the ability to extract memories, there could be many interesting stories to see.
@@thomaskirkness-little5809 kinda like the operation anchorage simulation or tranquility lane, that would be a pretty damn good idea, like a fo4 dlc that puts you in a sim of nuked out china
Though you can't lie that a Fallout in New York would be interesting
15:35 it's a reference to the show Warehouse 13. The show is "what if that warehouse from the end of Raiders of the Lost Ark had staff that collected SCP's"
How ‘bout that. Thanks for the info!
Was hoping someone had pointed it out
RadKing: shoots his lazer gun in game
His frame rate: adios
As a person from Virginia I can say we would be making moonshine after the nukes.
Like any respectable Virginian would!
Hek yeah brother.
Fuckin ey right.
You're right though
Well kind of in fallout 76 you can make moonshine
I felt the lag with that gatling gun on a spiritual level
JESUS CHRIST it’s feckin Jesus
Louisiana is so ripe for Fallout concepts. I'm so upset they won't make a game here. I live in Louisiana and would love to see our rich state culture represented in the Fallout world.
I wonder about Tennessee how damage is it
A new mod will take place in New Orleans I'm pretty sure
I would TOTALLY buy a Fallout game set in not just New Orleans, but an open world Dixie Wasteland. If anyone from Bethesda sees this, please push for this idea. And while you're at it, an Elder Scrolls game set in Black Marsh would also be appreciated (I really like swamps).
Krewe
@@spottheoddity that’s the Prominent raider gang with the leader being called the Rex. The ride around on prewar Mardi Gras floats they found
That shit about MIssouri cracks me up, I'd be in tears if the St. Lious Super Mutants and the Kansas City Ghouls stop fighting each other sometimes to fight something from Kansas lol.
As a Missourian, screw Kansas and Arkansas 😂
@@brendanmahoney8172 But mostly Kansas ;)
@@brendanmahoney8172 You're just mad cus the best part of Missouri has Kansas in the name :)
@@RandomtoRandomguy St.Louis doesn't have Kansas in the name-
@@jackwellington7631 bro I’m sorry but I used to live by St Louis, and it’s trashy everywhere except the rich parts.
Man, Obsidian did my state of Utah a favor with Honest Hearts
Yeah man same, I think it would be cool for a full game the mountains would be cool for a setting, as well as moab
@@beauvankomen moab would be a pretty cool location, but idk if we have a good enough environment to base a map off of
@@mccorkleee3375 canyonlands?
Wait ppl live in utah
same
Never really understood how the Midwest would become a "Dust Bowl," especially with their proximity to the Great Lakes. Wisconsin in particular is largely marshland, so it would be shocking to have that all somehow dry up completely. More likely scenario would be the entire Midwest turning into a filthy radioactive mud puddle.
Mile-wide tornadoes sound pretty accurate though.
oh god, the acid rain would be awful!
Kansas has huge underground water reservoirs so we would be good but we have the Midwest has so many Airforce bases so there would def be Nukes hitting us
You'd be surprised how fast things dry up around here. Plus, radiation would probably evaporate a lot of that water anyway.
Personally, as someone planning my own Fallout fan content set in the Midwest Commonwealth, I think a dust bowl with mile-wide tornadoes at least offers some interesting ideas to explore.
@@CornBreadFedMMAYep. As a native to Sparta, IL, near Scott AFB, I have pretty much come to terms with my mortality in the event of nuclear war
@@mattpace1026 though could nukes dry up the Great Lakes? They are HUGE. it would be interesting to think about though
As an ohioan I can confirm I'd rather be abducted by aliens 🤣
LMAO how about the aliens just abduct the whole city of Cleveland? That would help, right?
@@Rad_King Probably.
Do you know how many astronauts came out of Ohio?
How bad can it be there that people literally want to leave the planet?
- sincerely, concerned Pennsylvanian
@@iliadnetfear2586 Probably pretty bad.
@@iliadnetfear2586 It's so bad I moved west until I hit the ocean and couldn't go any farther in my car
I’ve always wanted to see a Fallout game set in New York. Buildings so tall most of the map is vertical, Subway systems filled with underwater terrors, long perilous bridges across sky-scrapers, Central Park has become a warzone as the last vegetation in the city slowly dies off. You could think of some really cool stuff for it
New York is so obvious and important that to me its like making an Elder Scrolls game without the Imperial City.
Fallout 4 was supposed to be New York but since it’s so big, they went Boston instead
I feel if it was set in New York there would not be lots of diversity in the environment and it would look too similar to something like metro 2033
@RealHealSpell It can have New Jersey too. And Middle Park can be either a barren battlefield or an overgrown jungle.
15:30 Warehouse 13 reference!!! It’s a tv series about a group that has kept paranormal objects from the public eye for millennia. It’s one of my favorite shows.
Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if Arkansas was just forgotten about. By everyone, both in the Fallout universe and in real life. Which suits me just fine, to be honest. It's kinda nice living in a state that's been sort of overlooked by the world. There are some really cool small towns that look like they are still a handful of decades in the past.
Yeah it's great here
We have nothing worth nuking
Arkansas is not overlooked when people start arguing which state is the worst :)
@@MrDMIDOV if you were to ask that question, most people would say California. I'm fairly sure half of the US can't even pronounce Arkansas
Domestic violence has entered the chat
I think I found a complete gem of a channel
Thanks! Kick off your shoes and stay a while.
Lmao, I saw that as "germ" and was confused by the positive responce
@@cormacmccreary9160 lolololol
I think the most likely location for a Fallout 5 is Chicago and the surrounding area. The Commonwealth was mentioned in the games quite a bit before Fallout 4, and Chicago has been talked about a lot as well so I think that's the location they'll go with. Not to mention, it's something new to spice up the games, instead of another game set on the east coast.
Chicago also opens up a, “The Pit” style DLC where you can visit another major city, Milwaukee. There’s an Amtrak that runs between them and easily facilitates a mode of transportation (aside from maybe the Great Lakes.)
It’s difficult because it borders Milwaukee and Indiana extremely close to the city so how do they block them out unless they want all three states in the game?
@@dazzaMusic Not much of an argument for Indiana as most cities worth noting aren’t that close to Chicago. Milwaukee is within reason, and like I said would fit pretty well as a DLC option. Especially since a lot of Illinois residents own property and vacation in Wisconsin.
would love to see the west side of the map be chicago and surrounding suburbs and then the lake in the middle, with michigan being the majority of the map and Detroit being east most city. making chicago an end game location as you have to get around/across the lake
It could open up DLC for Detroit or even Canada! I remember in FO3 there’s a letter that says Vault Tec has spots in USA and newly annexed Canada
Michigan really would make a great fallout, has more coastline than any state but Alaska and an emergency governor’s mansion on Mackinack island. Could see them still having some kind of enclave style government based in the north of the state because of that
It could be a great location, especially around a city like Detroit.
@@Rad_King Grand Rapids and Lansing would also be amazing choices
i can’t believe we’ve gotten so close to seeing new reno (my home) but never seen it
I just want a fallout game in Michigan because i live there
@@Probably.Alpharius sameeeeeeee
New Orleans would be a great setting, The main settlement could be like a Post Appocaliptic Venice built on top of the flooded remains of the old city
New Orleans would be untouched I think, it would either be entirely wiped out by allies of the u.s so they can calibrate their missiles, or it would be entirely ignored because none of their enemies give enough of a fuck about it, not even Louisianans give even the slightest fuck about Louisiana.
@@kaitlynburke9511 i think it be destroyed by china bc we have a massive port that controls all commerce entering and exiting the mississippi river and is crucial for inside the country trade and transport
@@marshalloreilly1832 that is a fair point, guess I didn't know that, nice to learn about my state, thanks:3
This is such a useful video for me since I picked up the tabletop RPG and wanted to set up a campaign in FL. the description of the irradiated geck you mentioned almost exactly matches the environment i had in mind for the mutated remains of the everglades. Can imagine the backstory too. some misguided soul finds a geck and with the best of intentions tries to restore the everglades back to it's original state, only to have it backfire and turn it into a massive irradiated swamp
You’d think that a game that is literally concerning the after effects of nuclear weapons that there would be more New Mexican lore, considering that’s where the bomb was build and first tested, and the Sandia Mountains supposedly being partially hollowed out for the storing of nukes and radioactive material.
Albuquerque would be an amazing setting for the series
Heh, good point! New Mexico would be a cool place with the whole alien thing, nuclear testing, having a border with Mexico, etc.
@@Rad_King Fallout: New Mexico?
@@valerfox2155 how about Fallout: New Mexico Online?
Fallout: Breaking Bad
@@magentuspriest and you get a drug that gives you effects of pyscho and jet
I like to think New York in Fallout would look a lot like a setting from Akira or FOTS. Like imagine just this huge building fallen over and stuff and they just turn it into a checkpoint wall or something.
A Fallout in NYC probably would like the downtown of Boston
@@marklems5894 Now if they were to pull a 180 on us and make a Fallout New York but it takes place in Upstate, that would be interesting
@@nickrustyson8124 The Ghost Bride of 13 Curves could be referenced. If you go along the road at night a woman in a red bridal dress will be seen, but will run away before you can reach her. And if cars are a thing if you drive she'll jump out in front of it like in the story.
You can also see crashed cars at the bottom of the ravine. Some of which look like they've been there since before the war.
New york would almost certainly just be rubble
They thought about it but didn't have the hardware they needed at that time
I looked up Mullens, SC, just for fun to see if it was a real place. Sure enough it is, a really small town and one of the main businesses there is an MRE packaging plant! Cool that they included a real world tie in like that, that most people won't notice/appreciate, one of the many reasons I love Fallout
Honestly need to know more about Oregon/Washington. Prehistoric and medieval anesthetics sounds so cool to explore.
I was born and raised in Oregon, so I want to see a game set here.
@@Private-Potato Hopefully you're aware about Fallout Cascadia. Integrating NCR into the Oregon state within the engine of FO4
@Crylec Oregonian here, I don't think Cascadia is gonna do my state any justice.
Definitely gonna be a hand-wavey explanation about how the NCR owns 90% of Oregon (even though lore wise it'd be like the NCR colonizing the Sierra Madre or The Divide).
I wish mod makers would give Oregon proper treatment instead of just using it for their NCR Fanfictions.
I think Hawaii as a setting would be very interesting, assuming Bethesda actually has any creativity left in the tank. Being a series of islands, they would most definitely have formed their own cultures separate from that of the main land. Because there's very limited land to scavenge from and (assuming) there's no way to travel to California, it's possible the survivors might've united once again to use the land efficiently, maybe even returning to pseudo Polynesian culture, like how the tribes within the Grand Canyon resemble Native American tribes. Alternatively, they might've sped up the race for resources into a full war with different factions fighting to claim what little land they can, placing your character into the fray to tip the balance, just like the Courier did at Hoover Dam. But those are just my two ideas off the top of my head as someone who doesn't make games. I think it'd be the best option for a new setting that isn't a different country and isn't also within the continental United States.
How do you k ow Hawaii even got nuked
@@Scarponey Hawaii is home to several major US military bases and is a strategic stopping point in the Pacific Ocean. its natural it would have gotten nuked.
@@derekonxbox ... Its already been struck in WW2 too.
if the next Fallout Game was set in Hawaii, it would give Them the excuse to travel there for vacat... I mean research. 😆
Id love to see the goal of that one being something like learning to balance technology with nature, how to treat the land with respect while still living on it and rebuilding
Bc that hasnt been a theme yet. Its been like "one person can change history, might doesnt equal right, sacrifice can lead to salvation, war will always exist in some form, technology can go too far" things like that
Theres never been a "respect nature bc nature doesnt have to respect you" theme
Chicago is probably one of the most talked about cities in the entirety of fallout as its mentioned several times in quite literally all the games
Great video! It's interesting to note that the Midwestern Brotherhood of Steel is a bit more accepting as far as who they allow into their ranks. We plan on having some ghouls with interesting backstories and potentially some intelligent Deathclaws.
Illinois gang
Many don't know the endless possibilities of a fallout story posted in Indiana. While there are numerous farms and whatnot in our state, I can confirm that the lore for Southern Indiana and Northern Kentucky would be absolutely legendary. There are so many unique locations that a lot of people wouldn't think would be around here!
Good video! Thank you for making it!
Indiana: heroin and abandoned factories. Gee that's some story, fella.
@@anagramconfirmed1717
Orrrr:
French Lick/West Baden: A tourist town located in Southern Indiana with 3 huge hotels that are at least 200 years old, and a casino. One of which has a 200 feet open atrium in the middle of it. The incredible history behind these locations, and the land they stand on has so much potential. Not to mention a running joke about how the natural water around the area smells like shit, even though it's not polluted. There's plenty of
lore and mini locations like the winery, the nearby limestone quarries outside of Paoli, golf courses, and the other nearby tourist attractions here to expand upon.
Santa Claus: A town with Holiday World/Splashing Safari, with several record breaking water coasters, and a large expansive thrill park. Many possibilities here. Camp grounds, and other tourist-y locations are just outside of the park, and this could be a really interesting place to explore if done right.
Jasper: An old industrial town with a festival called the Straussenfest held almost every year around October. Also contains a large company named Jasper Engines, which could be considered in cannon as a local competitor to Robco.
West Boggs Park: A large lake outside of the small town of Loogootee, it became a nature park in between the Loogootee, Odon, and Crane. While it's not to the grandiose scale of other parks, it's certainly got an interesting vibe to it. Lark Ranch is also considerably close to this, which is also a tourist attraction.
NSWC Crane: Built around the towns of Crane/Scotland, this naval base helped serve the people around the town of Loogootee and give them jobs. This would be an interesting location to explore, especially if there was an enclave presence had set up a base here.
Patoka Lake: Massive lake that brings many tourists around the French Lake/West Baden area. This location swallowed up the towns of Elon, Ellensworth, and Newton-Stuart, which would be interesting to explore in a game. Also could be a place that many might stay away from due to the mutated wildlife it could hold in the game.
Vincennes: Large town along the Ohio river with the first college ever built in Indiana. Has the George Rodgers Clock Memorial, and Basilica Of St. Francis Xavier nearby each other. There is also Grouseland, the Red Skelton Museum Of Comedy, and Knox County Memorial Park, not to mention the very bizarre french style apartment buildings being built by the university.
Hindostan: A town that used to exist on White River. Due to flooding, sickness, and economic decline due to these events, it was later abandoned. It would be interesting if the town was kept alive in the lore, and to see how it later formed, considering many theorized it could've been as big as Vincennes[which is, by my own knowledge, unlikely].
Corning, Indiana: Set up as a small mining town for the coal mines that have now gone perpetually extinct, this would be an interesting location to see mole miner's and maybe even a large mole rat mini boss, due to the ridiculous amount of moles that are around Indiana.
Martin National Park: A small nature park outside of Shoals, Indiana that is mostly remote apart from a very rickety tower that stands in the middle of it. Would be any interesting place to have a bunch of super mutants.
Madison, Indiana: A beautiful tourist town right beside Clifty Falls National Park that sits on the Ohio River. Has an active steamboat service, an annual regatta[ boat showcase/race], old tourist buildings everywhere, and a powerplant just outside of town.
Clifty Falls/The Madison Powerplant: These two's history are very much intertwined together, as both sit right beside each other, and each can't really expand due to the other. Clifty Falls has many natural and beautiful places that could be, in the game, disfigured by the power plant[ which we could assume in this universe is run on nuclear energy], I feel like this could most certainly be an interesting location.
Evansville: I think this is pretty self explanatory. This place has so much potential, from the two rival universities, angel state memorial mounds, Bosse Field, the Tropicana Casino, the Mesker Zoo, Eastland Mall[ which I could definetly see as some sort of huge settlement/raider location], as well as the now torn down Ford Center[ which could still be in the game if they change the lore slightly], as well as the extensive history behind this cit, and notoriety of it. There's just plenty to go off of here.
Gypsum Factory/Mine: On the way to Williams, this mine is a huge and obscure location to see in the middle of dense forests. Would definetly have some interesting aspects that could be fleshed out.
If you couple these locations with the lore described in the video(i.e. the mile long tornados, and dust bowl-liie conditions[ and maybe some other stuff to that, since Indiana has the most chaotic weather system outside of the southern USA states I know], I believe I've made my case for an interesting game.
English, Indiana: This town was moved from its original location due to how horrendously it was flooded. It would be interesting if the lore of the game had the town still here, and the post war location be absolutely flooded.
Leavenworth, Indiana:
A seemingly peaceful town along the Ohio River with a dark past. If the rumors are correct, there used to be a cult there a long while back who murdered someone from there. Of course, this is a rumor, but it would be interesting to see how the people working on the Fallout games could spin that.
Louisville, Kentucky: Where to begin? The Kentucky Derby is held down there! There's also the Mega Cavern attraction, not to mention that this is Kentucky's biggest city, the center for performing arts, not to mention the river, Muhammad Ali National Airport, and many more places. It would be cool to have this location here.
Owensboro, Indiana: Home to the Blue Grass Memorial Mueseum, Western Kentucky Botanical Gardens, Smothers Park, The Convention Center, Brescia University, the Kentucky Wesleyan University, other universities, and places, I think this would be a facinating place to explore.
Cape Sandy, Indiana: This is a really small community, but with a humongous quarry that lays just outside of it. On google maps, if you zoom in to this location, it looks starkly different from all the surrounding areas. Would be really neat to see it. And it's just outside of leavenworth, which could further increase the story potential between them.
Brandenburg, Kentucky: Home to a confederate veteran's monument, as well as a native americans monument and many other places, I could see a sort of Confederate-style faction that resides here and the surrounding area.
Corydon, Indiana: Home to some interesting history as well as Icon Metal Forming LLC, the Constitutional Stump of indiana {the constitution for Indiana was drafted under that very tree}, an extension of Purdue university, and the Battle Of Corydon Park, I think there's a lot of historical value that could be explored here, not to mention the Indiana Caverns located just outside of town.
The Rickenbaugh House Of Apalona, Indiana: While a small area, this would be a nice quick dungeon that one could run through. Irl, it's a small house located on Lake Celine just outside the township of Apalona that was built all the way back in 1874, and is being preserved today. Accompanied with a local amphitheatre, and
nature store.
Skillman, Kentucky & Domtar Paper: A bizarre location that's around the bend of the Ohio River. Skillman is only a small township, but the nearby paper company almost dominates the whole area. From google maps, it appears to be a huge barren location with odd features.
Jeffersontown,Kentucky: A large suburb of Louisville, this location has a lot of potential for stories and lore.
I could go on and on, especially about faction possibilities, plot, and deeper analysis into the setting, but I really don't appreciate how everyone not only overlooks the historical value and beauty of our area, but also dismisses the idea due to things like 'heroin addiction's and 'abandoned factories'. Continuing a stigma, and a generalized label over these areas of these states and simply dismissing the story potential of it is really callous, and disrespectful. We have, if not a better, amount of lore and potential as West Virginia. If you couple these locations with the lore described in the video(i.e. the mile long tornados, and dust bowl-liie conditions[ and maybe some other stuff to that, since Indiana has the most chaotic weather system outside of the southern USA states I know], I believe I've made my case for a good game.
@@anagramconfirmed1717 yeah, because "cat licking pineapple slices" is really pulling in the views dude
@@anteros__ I don't usually correct people but since I live there, it's Owensboro, Kentucky, not Indiana. But really I would love to see their take on a post-apocalyptic Smother's Park. I would also like to see how Brescia looks since I used to go there before the Beer Virus
I definitely think a Gulf Commonwealth game would be really good for a next entry. Think, all the crazy Florida shit, all the cajun Louisiana stuff, and everything in between. I bet that would be a really interesting locale
The problem is that florida really doesn't change all that much. It's still florida, but with a few more cannibals riding in on their croco-horses than normal
Florida gets retconed to be the only state where no nukes landed. Yet, the cutoff from any sort of law and order has made it THE worst state ever
Me, a Tennessean who wants a game in my state: Fine, I'll do it myself...
Ok, but, same
Indeed that would be some much fun.
@@SgtValentine8448 It's for a DnD style game.
anything in a 5 mile radius of oak ridge is presumably glassed...
Dooooo iiiitttt
"Giant radioactive dust bowl" describes South Dakota *now*
I live in south Dakota and that's true minus the radiation
Lmao I live in south dakota wtf are you on about dust bowls
I would like to have a fallout game set in Texas as the many differing biomes could provide interesting gameplay and imagine having pseudo cowboy factions warring over the land. Set in Austin or Houston would especially work well due to the unique cultures of the cities. I could even imagine a minutemen type faction called the Texas Rangers. Also I have to mention the obligatory 2nd Texas Republic
The thing of The 2nd Texas republic sounds like a type of look a like of The new California republic
In the Fallout Universe, the Desert Rangers (the native peacekeepers of Nevada and Arizona/the Southwest that assimilated into the NCR) were the successor to the Texas Ranger
It would be interesting to see the remnants of the legion in Texas or somewhere near by
i live in texas, ans cowboys herd cows and wild west was real ish, if you want to know why it was not real but real, it will take years, or you can play red dead redemption 1 and 2 to get the full story
I'd like to see harsh mountain winters.
Great video, I've always wanted to see St. Louis in Fallout, I picture a crumbling arch made into a makeshift tower or city
Oh yeah, maybe a community built around the partial remains or something and they have some weird legend about the monument.
Makes me happy to hear someone else from saint louis wants a fallout game set in our city, it'd be so dope. Got the Mississippi river right by the arch, Edward's Jones dome turned into like a raider Coliseum for fights kinda like the FO3 Pittsburgh DLC, Delmar loop and all that fun shit
@@Rad_King yes!
the city muesem would look weird as shit
Maybe even hockey/baseball themed raiders
It would be really cool if they did a Detroit, Chicago, Toronto mix for a game. Considering the proximity of those major cities to each other and the fact that you could travel by train from any one of those cities to another. Have a Detroit/Windsor game with a Chicago, Toronto DLC or vice versa. Plus Toronto (Ronto) was mentioned in The Pitt DLC from Fallout 3.
Nobody tell him about fallout: tactics
@@Wurmcoilengine Explain?
@@moappleseider1699 fallout tactics take space in Chicago.
@@Scooty_ LOL Thank you 11 months later
@@moappleseider1699 of course, necroposting is my specialty.
9:05 "i hope that is not representative of most Ohioans" Well to be fair, and as an Ohioan myself.... this state has throughout history produced more Astronauts than any state in the Union. it's a joke amongst comedians as well. i think it was George Carlin actually that said on a late night show "what is it with Ohio that they don't want to just leave the state, but leave the PLANET" LUL.
It would be cool to see one set in Minnesota and Wisconsin with an actual eternal nuclear winter where if you go towards Lake Superior it has massive mutated walleye that swim in the water or seeing mutated buffalo roaming the cities like big horners from NV
Oh yah der hey
@@Outlawstar0198 ou wan some tato casroul ya
@@ryan55124 how's the walleye up der?
@@Outlawstar0198 oh der doing good, I was out on my boat the other day and by golly I caught a massive one 26 inches that one, i was holden it up after the fight and you wouldn’t believe this 31 incher was a real fighter, finally got him in the boat next to the ruler and 39 inches by Cheese and crackers, pardon my language, he made a gouge next to the ruler too 45 inches he was till finally lost hold of him and he jumped back in the water of superior this massive 57 inch monster, barely made it out with my arm
I’ll be watching your career with great interest
Heh thanks, this is just a hobby for me and way to talk about fallout to people that actually want to talk about it 😊
Another bit of trivia about Oklahoma (if it hasn't already been mentioned) is that the dirt has a very high iron content, so it appears rust red. There are lots of comments about the red dirt in Oklahoma, so "Red Okies" does seem to lend credence to the legionnaires being based on Oklahoma.
Also, MacCready talking about a warehouse in South Dakota was a reference to the TV show called Warehouse 13, which is set in South Dakota and takes place in a storage repository for all kinds of historical artifacts with supernatural abilities.
I was looking for this comment, as soon as he said "warehouse" I knew it had something to do with Warehouse 13
Could also be a reference to native americans. 🤷♂
As an adopted Austinite who is originally from south Louisiana, I think it could really be awesome to see a New Orleans setting (as many have said), along with some additional expansion into the surrounding swamps of Cajun country. Irradiated gumbo for health regen? Why not?
People have mentioned that Texas hasn't gotten its fair treatment, and I agree. The only issue is that Texas is a big place. I'm in Austin, and the culture is different here from what you'll even find a few hours down the road in Houston or Dallas -- to say nothing of places like El Paso (a place where maybe we could see some New Vegas overlap due to proximity). Obviously they can compress the game world considerably to make distances between major areas traversible, but Texas might be too big to pull that off in a way that doesn't make it feel like a museum or fun house that is just "Texas-themed." Not sure.
Regardless, there's some great topography to explore, and there are some fun cultural elements that have yet to make their way into the lore in a meaningful way. Going down to the border to explore places like Big Bend would be nice (my visit to the ghost town of Terlingua gave me some major post-apocalyptic vibes in terms of the desolation and expansiveness of everything).
Okay, sorry. I'm rambling. Point is, there are places that are ripe for exploring in this universe. I just hope that it is handled in a more "classic Fallout" manner than was done with 76. Yeesh.
I agree there are many great areas. New Orleans tops my list for places I would like to see, but Texas could easily be a great location as well. Maybe it could inform us of what happened with Mexico or there could be some sort of Mexican Reconquista attempt happening after the Great War.
Anywhere in Louisiana would be cool, and Im totally not saying this because Im from Louisiana
Have New Orleans be mostly flooded like a post apocalyptic Venice, radioactive mutant gators and all.
@@Rad_King I would love to see that. The power struggles are some of the most intriguing aspects of the post-apocalyptic setting, and there are some great dynamics at play with this area that would be a shame not to explore.
And yes, I like what others are saying here as well. I spent lots of my childhood around the swamps in Louisiana and can imagine some awesome stuff if they ever get the Fallout treatment.
I'm a NOLA native and it would be cool to see both New Orleans and Baton Rouge and the swamps between.
I cannot stress enough how underrated your channel is, keep up the good work man
Hey I really appreciate it. I’m hoping to get more content out soon
Having been to the ozarks many times I think they would be a great setting for a fallout game. Plenty of cool locations and old world lore to draw from
This comes from a personal bias, but I think Oklahoma would be great for a Fallout game. Eastern Legion, native tribes, rad dust storms, mutated bison & prairie dogs, a confirmed vault, etc. Alternatively an Oklahoma centric DLC to a Texas based Fallout would be great.
I just really want to see a rad tornado. Sounds metal as hell.
You guys have a lot of rail lines out in Oklahoma right? Maybe those mutated bison herds are hunted by nomadic tribes who ride on repaired and modified trains.
@@WASDLeftClick that sounds like a really badass faction
i mean i like your idea its just that theres literally NOTHING IN OKLAHOMA
@@colonialbred3399 we have a good chunk of military bases here, and it’s fallout they can do whatever they want.
2 other things about Ohio were both in Fallout 4. The houses that appear in Sanctuary are copies of real life houses created in Dayton & Columbus after WW2 for returning Soldiers. I forget the names of the houses but they're mentioned in game as well as very prominent irl near Wright Patt Air Force Base. Another is a small mention but at the Railroad HQ, on a chalkboard they have Dayton listed as a Safehouse area, so we now know that the Railroad at least had a presence in Ohio as well.
As someone who lives in one of the better parts of Ohio I can safely say that being abducted by aliens would be a gift of the gods. The state is if you took everything bland about the entire country and put it in one heart shaped location. Everything is just ok and that’s unremarkable and dull as can be. Getting out is only temporary and coming in is a trap.
Our state motto is and always has been… “Welcome to Ohio, you are stuck here now.”
Very true about Ohio, that and the whole children of the corn meme
I thought the “only in ohio” memes were made because ohio is nuts, seeing this comment makes them a lot funnier
Ohio is awesome
I live near Hagerstown and I can confirm Hagerstown has not changed
Thoughts and prayers my man.
Actually, Wisconsin got one mention in tactics. The residents of the city of Appleton **really** like competitions and games
Boston, Washington D.C., Appalachia/West Virginia and Vegas were great settings for these games. I think Detroit, Miami ( or maybe Orlando for the theme parks), New Orleans, New York, and Texas as a whole would be dope settings for future Fallout games.
I agree but it would be nice to see something in another country as well, and I think something like a dlc where you go to hawaii would be interesting
@@mr.redpanda- A lot of Fallout’s aesthetic is overly American themes tho
Imagine if they made a fallout game that takes place all over the US
Waiting for the day when gaming tech has advanced far enough to have every square inch of America as a full open world, no loading screens.
It could be possible if they set the game another hundred or so years in the future and have the Brotherhood and some other faction as the two dominant entities attempting to restore North America. BoS already controls most of US and Canada and the dominant South American faction invades. But I feel that would just devolve into fallout skinned Risk.
@@Madilieghmeyers I actually like that idea. The southern faction could be the NCR, considering their holds in the southwest states. My thing is, I wouldn't be surprised if Bethesda brought the Enclave back. I bet there are still active Enclave members on long-term deployment nuclear submarines someone out there.
That would probably be a Fallout MMO. Not Fallout 76, but a straight up Fallout version of Elder Scrolls Online.
I've thought of that idea too. Maybe even something like The Crew where the US is slimmed down, but it would still take a few hours to run coast to coast.
Did you know: there are, supposedly, cybernetic raccoons and intelligent hairy deathclaws somewhere in the Midwest. NOT the Midwestern Commonwealth, but somewhere in the entire Midwest.
Isn’t that cut content from Van Buren? The raccoons seem familiar to me.
@@Rad_King maybe, can't remember
@@hjonkthemadsorcerer i forget which location it was in FO1, but one of the terminals it mentions about a experiment that involved raccoons
@@JoseHernandez-xv2bt Oh goody, now i know what to look forward to if there will be a Fallout in the Midwest, like Kansas or Nebraska
@@hjonkthemadsorcerer there’s a UA-camr called Synonymous that covered it
Texas-Arkansas thing makes a kind of sense as the 2 states actually share a town named Texarkana.
Texarkana is a Hellhole full of mutants in real life trust me.
@@Landshark4008 I do believe you, I think Portland Oregon is also a mutant hellhole.
Louisiana sounds like a great setting, haven't had many games take place there. Only games I can think of off the top of my head was Left 4 Dead 2 and Red Dead Redemption 2. Think of the variety of mutated creatures there, though I think those bloodbug things would be the most common. It's also a pretty blank slate for lore, along with pretty much most of the southeast.
that sounds awesome, I really hope they do more densely vegetated places like in 76's marshes/snowy biomes in future titles. imagine seeing an ACTUAL nuclear winter?
@@andrewlopez6225 I mean appalachia was too colorful for me, I like a nice spot of wasteland that is barren though, actually feels like fallout for a bit, not something else, though some alien areas would be cool
@@supergenius6256 yeahh true that, I think a mixture of fallout 3's jacobstown styling, fo76's dense vegetation, and a winter aspect would be cool tho
@@andrewlopez6225 yeah sir more variety sounds nice
Merican only problem I see is how they would balance the wildlife, like would the alligators become alligator claws, would crocodiles become mutated death machines (not like they aren’t already)? Would alligator gar become giant and eat and kill anything that comes into contact with them? There’s a lot to consider about how the wildlife and the surroundings would turn out.
I wish there was more lore on Alaska after the war. Would be a dope setting for a game or dlc
There is a dlc😂
They'd probably have that nuclear winter that patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for.
@@penneyboy03 No there basically isn’t. Operation Anchorage doesn’t take place in Alaska, it takes place in a simulation which centers around the Battle of Anchorage. It is strongly hinted that the battle didn’t even happen as it got depicted in the simulation. If people want a DLC set in Alaska, they most likely want to see it post war and outside of a simulation which in itself is military propaganda.
Mutant polar bears and atomic blizzards. Sounds dope
Wow this video really went hard, and i think that is well deserved as all ur videos are top Quality
I liked new vegas I live in vegas so it makes it better but I wish they added more buildings vegas isn't that small
The original concept was meant to be bigger but it had to be scaled back 😞
@@Rad_King truue 😞
Here, here. Obsidian does a great job each time their up to bat, but only being able to enter one of every twelve buildings in a "city" setting is rather aggravating. I present Byzantium from the outer worlds as my referencing evidence lol
I’ve always wanted to do a remaster of New Vegas with actual remapping based around the real thing.
@@nodishtoodeep3053 I'd love to see that
Bruh Ohio doesn’t exist
Also as a Texan a fallout game set in the Texas area would be very cool (especially if it had some Texas rangers)
As a fellow Texan I agree I also think the enclave would and come back since Texas has the largest and most military bases in the U.S.
it would be cool but it could end up being too similar to new vegas aesthetically
@@joeygreen8091 not necessary Texas is quite large with a possibility for both kinds wasteland. Namely the deserts of the Mojave and the cityscape of D.C.Not to mention its proximity to Mexico and the coast so Dlc would be a no brainer.In fact I’ve already begun working in on the plot for this.
@@joeygreen8091 we could see the enclave due to the military bases and as the current lord has it if the legion lost they would go east into Texas.
as a Montanan I want to see Texan fallout to see Texans wine about nuclear winter lol
WAAAAAAAAAAA I cant drive in the snow!!!!!!!! WAAAAAAAAA what are snow tires????? WAAAAAA whats pumping the brakes???? WAAAAAAA I have to put chains on my tires???
Florida Man fights Deathclaw in tomorrowland stating "He cut in front of the line for Space Mountain!"
I live in Charlotte NC. You missed Tobar talking about broken banks (The Outer Banks)
Aye same profile pic
Father Clifford from Rivet City mentions a place called "Great Lanta" that's on the shore of the Atlantic Ocean and run by slavers.
It's theorized that he's most likely talking about Atlantic City, NJ.
Fun fact Megaton is right about where my apartment is
Honestly, you can make a viable and continuous series of games that covers all of the regions of continental USA and outlying lands and territories. Just to imagine how each region and its populations would respond to such a significant event. Being from Vermont myself, I can confirm there are a number of hidden mines, fallout shelters, abandoned bases and hidden history that would be fascinating to expand on.
Tennessee would be PRIME for a fallout game. Mountains in the East, Delta in the west, rolling hills in the middle, Elvis, bluegrass, oak ridge where the Nuke was developed, I mean the list goes on and on.
And all the amazing old school country songs on the radio that are beautiful but also depressing and creepy
Honestly Just North Carolina in reverse with the addition of an ocean.
@@Thoumint I’d have to disagree
@@Thoumint cope
North Carolina is mentioned in Fallout 3, the captain of the ship that takes you to Point Lookout mentions the "Broken Banks", probably referencing one of NCs most distinctive features; The Outer Banks, a chain of islands on much of the State's coast.
It's also not the only time NC is referenced in Bethesda games, I believe there are references to the Duke Devils in one game and the province of High Rock in TES shares a name with one of the more well-known lakes in the state.
Neat, thanks for posting this (a year ago, lol). I feel like NC would have been pretty devastated during the great war, unless there was some serious yet-unmentioned missile defense. Between Bragg, Lejeune, Cherry Point, Raleigh and Charlotte, that's a lot of almost guaranteed targets that are far enough apart to inadvertantly cause mass devastation across the majority of the state.
@@notalanrogers3173 Gotta represent my home town here, Salisbury was on both the Soviet and Nazi bombing lists on account it being a massive railway hub for the East Coast, so in Fallout's Great War it would have either been targetted for a direct missilr attack or been a HVT for the cells of Chinese commandos we know are present on the east coast
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The South Dakota Warehouse reference in fallout 4 is a reference to the TV show Warehouse 13. The show’s namesake is in the badlands of South Dakota.
Had no idea. Nice connection.
The Warehouse in South Dakota is a reference to Warehouse 13, a SciFi original series where the current US warehouse and headquarters for the show is located in South Dakota. Warehouses in that show are top secret government facilities created to collect and store supernatural items imbued with special properties through different means. Neat reference for a pretty good show.
I want an Oregon fallout with massive beaver rad creatures and a faction of tree people and b.d cooper references and ghost town mysteries would be cool as well as irradiated big foots
And Oregon is one of the few states that has forests, mountains, ocean beaches, and high plains desert
@@Kitty-ex2gq we also have areas of extreme humidity at near tropical levels
And for a dlc you could travel out from Oregon to Washington and see Seattle or the Puget sound.
Radfeets or Radsquatch just sounds awesome, not in concept, but just to say, ha.
@@K12machinima it could take place in like the glide area or even the entirety of oregon
North and south Carolina are mentioned in the Point Lookout DLC as the Broken Banks. It can be assumed this unseen location is based on the Outer Banks barrier island region of North Carolina
I second this
Even though I live in upstate SC, Charleston would be a great setting with factions like the remains of the Citadel(a military college), a potential dlc for parris island, the iconic very long bridge over one of the rivers/marshes as a settlement, one of the condo complexes as a settlement, a potential faction of slavers based on the confederacy vs a split off of the same faction who still want a confederacy but without the slaves part(kinda like a ncr vs Caesars legion war with a southern twist), and don’t forget Boone Hall which could either be a settlement or the hq of the pro slave confederacy. There’s just so much potential with each and every little area in each and every state!
Crocodiles… Sir, I’m a Floridian. We have Gators. They’re more terrifying than a damn Croc.
I think the twin cities area of MN would be a great place for a fallout game. A blank slate lore wise, plenty of landmarks, maybe some Vikings fans turned raiders idk
Yes! I would love to see that in a winter setting being from MN myself!
Ive actually been writing a graphic novel/manga with that exact setting in mind. We also have one of the largest man made tunnel systems.
@@YoKhai1221 Minnesota is awesome! A winter setting in fallout would be totally amazing. Just the radioactive creatures that could pop up would be awesome!
The midwest needs a fallout game. The east coast has enough love as it is. MN would probably be the best state they could choose in terms of being a blank slate while also using the culture of the state itself. Please make it happen Bethesda/Xbox!
Imagine two feuding factions across from eachother on the Mississippi, some St. Paul vs Minneapolis type stuf
I know that washington state was an idea for the game series. All the lore I found on WA is there was a vault under mt st.helens that took a direct hit and was made to slowly leak radiation into it. And that there is a Seattle chapter of the brotherhood of steel and multiple raider groups.
From what I've heard from another video, the Seattle branch of the Brotherhood is ridiculously brutal, worse than raiders and mutants.
Wait There is a vault underground in mt st helens that possible to build a vault under the volcano!!!
But I got a question is how they build that vault underground in mt st helens?
He's a piece of lore for New York "The rats are the size of cats"
And then the bombs dropped
I would also like to add the US Commonwealths were a new intermediate form of government that got added in-between the states and the Federal government. They didn’t replace the states, and the state and commonwealth governments had different powers.
Absolutely love your channel but where are the energy weapon videossssss I've been waiting so long my liege please I'm begging you
It’s coming! I’ll expedite it just for you though.
There's so many spots that would be awesome for a Fallout game.
As someone who lives in florence south Carolina, i actually think charleston could be a cool setting. And add in some of the country areas
Actually visited both those places. Can agree they would be some cool places for a new game
So I’m from Arkansas. Don’t worry, our state just manifested into a crazy sniper guy suffering from PTSD and made our way to DC to snipe at anything that moves. You’ll never take us alive!!!! 🤣
I was just lookin for someone from here lol
You'll never take us alive!!!
I was wondering about that.
yeah sounds about right for us
Ain’t it Bar Harbor? But the sign got damaged so the B became an F
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I think a fallout game where the prime focus is rebuilding settlements would be awesome. Such as fallout anchorage or somewhere in the Midwest where there is just wilderness
I wont lie I like that idaho basically has the chill version of the brotherhood. Also I'm a little supprised there isn't more about idaho considering its irl nuclear history. (First nuclear submarine was developed in idaho, first ever town fully powered by nuclear energy is in idaho the town is Arco, and the first fatal nuclear meltdown in the USA is in idaho search sl-1 reactor meltdown)
As someone from Kentucky, I really enjoy 76’s take on WV cause it reminds me of home. Now I’m not from Eastern Kentucky, so I don’t have all those mountains that they share with WV, but it’s still reminds me of my own state. Cool to see we actually have some contributions to the lore. Even if it is incredibly insignificant.
I’m from TN, it’s pretty cool to see all the mountains in a fallout game.
I've always thought that involving Fort Knox in the Fallout lore would be cool, maybe set near it. They could do something cool with E-town, Louisville, Radcliff, etc.
@@TrippyTheShroom yeah I always liked that idea too. But I guess that’s out of the question now since 76 made it where they moved the gold reserves to WV
Another amazing video!
Thank you!
I grew up in Kentucky, unfortunately. A nuclear bomb would be an improvement to many places here.
New Hampshire is somewhat referenced via the train cars in the commonwealth around Boston. If you look at the box cars they all have NH - MA for New Hampshire to Massachusetts. not a huge oversight but i figured it's worth mentioning. great video!
Never even noticed that, nice catch!