In other words, be prepared for more crap, just like RoP.

Howard says it is this fresh approach to the franchise from Amazon that ultimately won him over.

"When people wanted to make a movie they wanted to tell the story of Fallout 3 or tell the story of Fallout 4, and it was meh," he explained."

For once I agree with Hodd Toward. Fallout 3 and 4 were "meh." Telling a fresh, new story in the Fallout universe is a good thing. As linear as the Bethesda's Fallout's are, there would be no reason for gamers to watch a TV show based on them since players have already "seen" them.

MeanJim wrote on Dec 1, 2022, 21:56:

Howard says it is this fresh approach to the franchise from Amazon that ultimately won him over.

"When people wanted to make a movie they wanted to tell the story of Fallout 3 or tell the story of Fallout 4, and it was meh," he explained."

For once I agree with Hodd Toward. Fallout 3 and 4 were "meh." Telling a fresh, new story in the Fallout universe is a good thing. As linear as the Bethesda's Fallout's are, there would be no reason for gamers to watch a TV show based on them since players have already "seen" them.

Yep. The Fallout world is great and full of potential, but the mainline stories from the Bethesda games have been mediocre. Adapting an existing story would be a waste. This is what I expected anyway. I want to see something new.