Fallout New California Narrative Trailer - With Release Date

[megafat]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWkKzaplwbY

[shodan]

I'm optimistic about this.

[Loadingue]

That is a kick-ass trailer that has everything a Fallout trailer should have.

[RocketRacer]

Really well done. Im pealsed with voice acting too, honestly, I'm hyped to try this out!

[salty peanut]

holy shit

[Curls]

A rich dev better snatch these folk up fast

[GoogleyGareth]

Well he wasn't lying when he said the next trailer will be more fallout themed. This is stellar.

[cdr248]

looks like an elaborate fan fic imo

[thatswordguy]

Yeah because...fans made it.

It's kind of redundant to say this about a fan creation, much less one of this scale and polish

[Laika]

https://i.imgur.com/A2Djizv.png

https://i.imgur.com/2c186zI.png

these faces could be a bit...better

[TimTimTommy]

fallout new vegas is literal kino

it's such a masterpiece of a game and has a special place in my heart a mod like this would give me a reason to come back to it if it's good

[NeverAFicus]

Couldn't help but notice the M1 Abrams tanks at 2:26

[thatswordguy]

then again you could say this about most Fallout 3/NV characters

[Mattk50]

i know the trailer comment may or may not actually reflect the writing in this mod, but one of the main problems with bethesda writing and games in general is that "character" really is all that matters in the story so that line in this trailer bugged me a bit. You go through and pick how you want everything to be and it turns out that way. Minimal surprises, the player decisions are always the main impetus and decider in the result of the branching stories.

It's better if you have a character and the world sometimes goes your way but sometimes also does the opposite of what you intended, where you're the impetus but not the decider. The witcher series was pretty good at this, there was that example in witcher 2 where (spoilers) if you saved iorveth the elf from imprisonment initially the idyllic swamp town would start race riots and kill many more elves and dwarves than the one you saved. Or even fallout New Vegas had a lot more moral vagueness and often you'd handle individual events and things would spiral out of control of what you intended.

Just a random tangent.

[artdeco]

Funny how this was in the middle of Fallout 76 hype

[GoogleyGareth]

True, but that specific character is adoring Fan-tier.

Not that it bothers me personally.