The game was originally slated to have three playable races - human, ghoul, and super mutant. They used development tools for a few months before they were given the source code, which let them dive in to deeper development. The team initially did not have access to the source code until Bethesda cleared the security of it. Obsidian submitted a three-page pitch to Bethesda for the project, which they named " Fallout: Sin City." The game was later renamed to " Fallout: New Vegas." East Coast, Obsidian set the game in the American West. It was specifically designed to be more of an expansion rather than a sequel Obsidian, however, saw the project as akin to the Grand Theft Auto titles Vice City and San Andreas - not numbered entries, but still full games in their own right. They knew the game would not be a direct, traditional sequel to Fallout 3, and it was referred to as " Fallout 3.5" within Obsidian. The mod will also have its own ambient soundtrack.Discussions for New Vegas began between Obsidian and Bethesda in 2008/09. It will feature two primary factions: the “nomadic, automobile-worshiping” Nuclear Patriots and the Fallout franchise’s favorite baddies, the Enclave.
Fallout: Miamiįallout: Miami is one of the most-anticipated Fallout 4 mods right now, set in the ‘Vacation Wasteland’ of former Miami Beach. Fallout: Cascadia even has its own instrumental score.Įven though you can’t play Fallout: Cascadia yet, the team has been releasing some content in the form of independent mods for Fallout 4, including NCR armor and updated Miniguns. Sections of Des Moines, Seattle, Mercer Island, Kent, and Redmond have been added to the game, as well as some original weapons and armor. Still, the mod’s social media pages and website reveal much work has already been done. Unfortunately, there’s no set release date for Fallout: Cascadia, and the story doesn’t appear to be finished yet - the team was looking for additional writers as recently as March 2021.
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