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Though I utterly despise the Fallout show I do not see it as particularly woke. There are certainly some leftist messages in it, but not enough to be truly be called woke. I also genuinely do not understand why people are complaining about race mixing. Why exactally is that supposed to be a...

I suspect that Bethesda will at least be allowed to release Elder Scrolls 6 or Fallout 5 before Microsoft does anything like that. But if one of those fails then Bethesda might find itself on the chopping block.

The NCR is weak in the Mojave. They are still strong as a whole. It is mentioned multiple times that most of their best troops are deployed elsewhere do to political considerations. The NCR wasn't facing immediate famine in New Vegas. They were facing a potential famine in the coming decades...

While Chief Hanlon states that the NCR has problems they are not on the verge of imminent collapse. The NCR is still strong. Shady Sands is still strong. Any event that could be called the "fall of Shady Sands" would have contradicted New Vegas even if it involved a nuke or not. As of the 2281...

Bethesda hasn't just spat on New Vegas, they retconed it. From what I've read Shady Sands in the show was destroyed in 2277, four years before the events of New Vegas. They've pulled a Tactics on it. Not to mention that Shady Sands is now in LA for some reason, despite the fact that the original...

My guess is the writers either forgot or didn't care that Shady Sands was newly built and retconed it to be located near pre-war ruins. Bethesda has retconed all sorts of things before so it wouldn't be out of character. And yes I know they aren't making it directly but they are still heavily...

Very well. And I'm judging from all the promotional materials they've released so far, not just that trailer. To start, it shows Shady Sands, the capitol of the NCR as a bombed out ruin. We can definitely say that civilization is gone in that area. And if a nation's capitol city devolves into a...

Do you actually expect Amazon and Bethesda to pull this off in way that respects the lore instead of retconing everything? Because I sure don't. It's been clear since they included the Brotherhood of Steel in Fallout 76 that Bethesda don't respect the lore in the slightest. And yes, I know they...

What I've seen so far of the Fallout series appalls me. Remember that this wasteland we see is supposed to be set in California. You know, the one place in Fallout America that has a functional nation state. And and keep in mind that the vault the main character is from is supposed to be from...