I didn't see a thread about this. Really looking forward to this. My son and I love playing Fallout 4. I don't really like playing video games, but this one got me somehow. I hope they can bring some of these story lines to life on the screen. Jonathan Nolan, Christopher Nolan's brother I believe is writing and directing. He wrote and created Westworld. They haven't announced a date yet, but IMDB shows 2023.

Pretty sure this is a fan trailer.



This is from Bethesda

There's been lots of set photos that look like they're nailing the aesthetic. Here's one of the more recent ones: https://www.pcgamer.com/new-fallout-tv-series-set-photos-show-iconic-red-rocket-gas-station/

Will be interesting to see how they translate it into a cohesive narrative. There's obviously a lot of lore after all the games that have been made, but narratively a bit disjointed. Can see this one going either way.

Cautiously optimistic. Since the lore of Fallout is less developed (and people are less fanatical about it), deviations probably won't be met with as much scorn.

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Claude! said:

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Cautiously optimistic. Since the lore of Fallout is less developed (and people are less fanatical about it), deviations probably won't be met with as much scorn.

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Since each games take place at a different time in a different place, I suspect this will be much of the same. They just need to keep the back story mostly the same along with the vaults, and focus on aesthetics, monsters, and world building. They can use a story from one of the known vaults, or make up their own from any of the many unknown vaults.

That said, I'm cautiously optimistic, as well. It's really easy to half ass a project like this because there won't be a ton of blowback if you do.