>Fallout in Russia
Nah. Americana is crucial to the setting.
There's also no Vaults anywhere but USA.
Tfw you don't where Fallout 3 looks like this
Brayden Bennett
Juan Ward
Well these look good while ATOM RPG looks like Unity garbage, so.
Ryder Wood
>tfw it still has better looking boxcar models than the HD Fallout games
what the fuck is Bethesda thinking, the locomotive in 4 and 76 looks like total ass, it's too tall, it's too complicated, it's unrealistic for a real "atomic train". it doesn't even look close to sleek or fancy like most proposed Atom-powered locomotives. and the tank cars in 76 have THREE axles per bogie! ON TIGHT ASS CURVES! THAT ISN'T GOOD! fuck you Bethesda.
Ethan Moore
>There's also no Vaults anywhere but USA
The metro in Moscow was designed to be a gloried fallout shelter.
And it would be nice to see other parts of the fallout world in post war
William Sullivan
But I did.
UnderRail is superior.
Juan Long
Ah yes, the old dismissive reply to avoid owning up to your hypocrisy. But I guess you have to curb-stomp any chance of a game like the classic Fallouts to exist or you wouldn't have a reason to bitch about it.
Lucas Phillips
Man i wish there a D-Make of Fallout NV that is just like that, Isometric
Daniel Butler
No reason why the USSR wouldn't have a bunch of knock-off vaults, plus non-vault dwellers have survived the nukes, and you don't need to be a vault dweller to be a Fallout PC. It's a moot point though, since a Fallout game shouldn't take place outside of the US.
Daniel Smith
>Hey this guy made this awesome 2D isometric art!!
>Play his game, which is not 2D, and looks like generic Unity trash
It's just not a good sales pitch dude.
Brandon Hall
I unironically think that the isometric games look better and have a better aesthetic than the 3D games.