Poll: Fallout:England-Would it Work?

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Wolfenbarg

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Could it work? Yes, and it would probably be pretty cool. However, if we're going outside of America, why not China? I mean not only did they get it worse than anyone else, but that is a territory where we almost never see games.
 

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Mike Laserbeam said:
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Its already sinking into the ocean as is. I doubt after it was blown to hell and back it would still be above sea level.
I only have limited A-Level Physics and Mechanics knowledge - you probably know more about this sort of thing than I do. But I'm not 100% convinced that a few nuclear explosions would have anywhere near the force required to sink such a large landmass, let alone move it at all...
Maybe Britain could have sunken a little, it would create some pretty cool environments. Imagine for example London with half the city underwater, but with a lot of the taller structures still standing. There could be small settlements or docks at the top of old apartment complexes!

Also, longer into the city, you might have to wade through about ten cm of water. A lot of London (or whatever town it's set in) could still be dry, though.


You could use a rowboat or something to get around in the city where the water is deep enough; think of it as a kind of mount, like the horses in Oblivion.

Wouldn't that be cool?
 
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Sun Flash said:
No.

Fallout Scotland, on the other hand, more specifically Edinburgh... ;)

But yeah, I'd like Fallout to explore another country's reaction, post war Britain was pretty cool culture-wise. Anywhere in Europe, actually...
Hell yeah! In fact, you could easily get most of Scotland into the game, it's not too big. There's nothing I'd love more than rampaging about my hometown (Glasgow) punching the heads off Deathclaws left and right. Or not considering the radiation probably wouldn't have effected our critters in the same way.

Anyone else fancy battling a ten foot pine martin? Or wildcat?

I think it'd be really interesting to branch out and see just how the war has effected the rest of the world. And for all the people who say we wouldn't survive without vaults, it's not necessarily true. There's enough paranoid freaks (myself included) who'd have some form of shelter (unfortunately I don't...yet) and enough open wilderness to save quite a few lucky sods. I know it won't ever happen, but it'd be great to see a spin-off set here.
 

Mr.PlanetEater

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It's not going to happen, and it never should because it wouldn't be a true Fallout game if it took place outside of America. Fallout's entire premise is the worst extremes of America's McCarthyism in the 50's plus it plays heavily off of that mentality and culture to actually work. Plus you wouldn't have Deathclaws because Chameleons don't live in England and wouldn't survive, you wouldn't have Vaults because there are no Vaults, you wouldn't have the Super Mutants because all Super Mutants in the Fallout Canon were either made in Mariposa or in Vault 87. So all you're left with is Feral Dogs, Radscorpions (They came from pet stores so 'eh it'd work), Mirelurks and Ghouls. But even the Ghouls wouldn't work if you take the side of Chris Taylor and say that Radiation and FEV is needed then you can't have those canonly.

Thus Falloutoutside of America with the exception of Canada because Canada was Annexed by America so therefore could have one or two vaults wouldn't work unless you destroy all the Canon up to this point.

Now a post apocalyptic game that wasn't Fallout and was it's own series would be kick ass in London or any part of Europe for that matter.
 

RMcD94

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Okay, you've chosen England over the UK, Great Britain, or whatever city you were thinking of?

I have to only assume that you are telling me the game takes place in every where that's inside England.

That sounds fine, but pretty large, too large maybe, indeed, if you're going to go that size I suggest Great Britain, or the British Isles. Great Britain if you don't want to cross a sea, and British Isles if you don't mind.

England seems constrictive, you're missing out on the variety Britannia has to offer (certainly this far in the future they could easily be separate nations, indeed, England could too).

But again if we think of a county or city scale we should not limit ourselves from that part of the UK, I'm sure Edinburgh is as valid a Fallout zone as Manchester.

As it is, I shall retain from voting.
 

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TheGhostOfSin said:
DaemonicShadow said:
I was having a good think the other day. I live in Manchester, England, and I was in the Trafford Centre, a huge shopping centre. I was walking through the multi-storey car park, with the pillars and gloom, and I was thinking 'God, this would make a brilliant location for a Fallout game.
I know there are still a huge amount of places in the US that they could make a Fallout game, but, disregarding any canon for now, do you think it would work?
Eh Trafford center would be OK, Manchester town center would be sweet though. Imagine The Arndale infested with ghouls and having to escape down market street and up the broke escalator to The food court only to be mauled by the deathclaws that live in what used to be Burger King..
Methinks a fallout-england would be big enough for both xD (And as someone who works in the Trafford Center, i would love to see it apocalypse'd)
Super mutants might be a bit hard to fit in it though :p
 

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I think it would work. Whilst wondering around London the other day, my friend and I, in our nerdy ways, were discussing what buildings and such would be used in a Fallout game :cool:
 

Jack Cheal

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im not sure, England in itself wouldnt be able to conquer the same massive wasteland idea, the quaint country towns and villages wouldnt be able to fit in with the whole post-apocalyptic setting, although it would be an interesting idea, and it could work, depending on how they did it, I would probably try it, though, being British and all.
 

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Sun Flash said:
No.

Fallout Scotland, on the other hand, more specifically Edinburgh... ;)

But yeah, I'd like Fallout to explore another country's reaction, post war Britain was pretty cool culture-wise. Anywhere in Europe, actually...
Excuse me; not a terrible idea or anything, but how would be Fallout Edinburgh be any different to normal Edinburgh?
 

robotam

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I had thought about a Fallout in another country a while back. But then people reminded me that it wouldn't really be Fallout. The whole future people imagined in 1950s America wouldn't really work in the UK. So what would they do, ignore this American Future setting and risk it not feeling like Fallout. Or keep it similar, and ignore the fact that they are in another country?

Although deep down I think everyone wants a Fallout or GTA set in and around where they live. I'm all for Fallout:New Belfast but I think most people wouldn't want to play it.
 

Rickyvantof

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It would work, but then it would be a city builder sim instead of a shooter, since there aren't guns and ammo all over the damn place in England.
 

nuba km

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Yes because they would include me as a robot that makes no god dam sense e.g. he tries to make a bomb from a toaster, scrap metal, electron charged packs and a ton of chickens.
 

robotam

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Acidwell said:
Ephraim J. Witchwood said:
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Ephraim J. Witchwood said:
On Topic. I'd love to see a Fallout game set in England. Maybe some branching out into Ireland for DLC or something. :D
I'm going to be honest there is a lot of empty space in ireland without it being nuked(also who would nuke ireland)
Never said it had to be nuked. It could be like Point Lookout or (in my understanding) The Mojave Wasteland. Untouched by nukes, fucked by radiation.
Fair enough but the lack of things to do sill stands :p
Well there's...
..hmmm.
I..ahm..once went to the house from Father Ted. That's about it and it was just an old house. Maybe some DLC based around that.

To be fair we've got nothing up north either.
 

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JaymesFogarty said:
Excuse me; not a terrible idea or anything, but how would be Fallout Edinburgh be any different to normal Edinburgh?
Joshimodo said:
You don't need a game - Edinburgh looks post-apocalyptic already!
*repositions one o'clock gun*

Fancy meeting up for a spot of lunch tomorrow lads?

FUN FACT! The One O'clock Gun Doesn't go off on Sundays, so you's two are safe! [HEADING=3] for now... >:)[/HEADING]


revolutionaification said:
Hell yeah! In fact, you could easily get most of Scotland into the game, it's not too big. There's nothing I'd love more than rampaging about my hometown (Glasgow) punching the heads off Deathclaws left and right. Or not considering the radiation probably wouldn't have effected our critters in the same way.
Anyone else fancy battling a ten foot pine martin? Or wildcat?
Pfft. Death Claws. Irradiated badgers anyone? Mutated Haggis? :p
 

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DaemonicShadow said:
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No, because there is no vaults in England.
I did say disregarding any canon for now. Plus, how do we know there wasn't an English branch of Vault-tec, or perhaps they had a similar type of shelter?
I don't think theres a canon about the only vaults being in the US, seeing as Bethesda were planning on making a spin-off that would deal with the remaining Chinese empire, with other indigenous tribes (such as Mongols) present, so to assume that other vaults exist (other superpower countries would have probably copied Vault-Tec initiatives) is perfectly reasonable.

Now i think Fallout: England would be kick-ass, as well as a nice change of scenery and culture, cause lets face it, complete 1950's american saturation does tend to get old after a while. Its a simple idea yes, but a good one.
 
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Acidwell said:
Ephraim J. Witchwood said:
Acidwell said:
Ephraim J. Witchwood said:
On Topic. I'd love to see a Fallout game set in England. Maybe some branching out into Ireland for DLC or something. :D
I'm going to be honest there is a lot of empty space in ireland without it being nuked(also who would nuke ireland)
Never said it had to be nuked. It could be like Point Lookout or (in my understanding) The Mojave Wasteland. Untouched by nukes, fucked by radiation.
Fair enough but the lack of things to do sill stands :p
There is plenty to do in Ireland even if it is DLC wise. Also going with Cannon Ireland seems to be relatively unaffected by Radiation after a bit of research given that say Moriarty's Father emmigrated making a England FAllout a bit more likely than my previous post. Also who is to say there wouldn't be places like Megaton popping up or special outposts built?
 

The Red Spy

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DaemonicShadow said:
I was having a good think the other day. I live in Manchester, England, and I was in the Trafford Centre, a huge shopping centre. I was walking through the multi-storey car park, with the pillars and gloom, and I was thinking 'God, this would make a brilliant location for a Fallout game.
I know there are still a huge amount of places in the US that they could make a Fallout game, but, disregarding any canon for now, do you think it would work?
Another Manchunian, good to see.

For those who talk about the lack of bunkers/Vault environments, there are Cold-War era bunkers which can be utilised in the story (See: Manchester-Guardian tunnel [http://www.mancubist.co.uk/2006/07/25/guardian-exchange-manchesters-cold-war-bunkers]. Other areas could be locations like the Cathedral, Cathedral Arches shelter, Trafford Centre (as you have said), an abundance of mills in the city centre and surrounding region and the train stations(Victoria, Picadilly and Mayfield).

If not Fallout: England, I'd say Paris on the basis of the extensive catacombs located below street level and numerous landmarks of interest.