Like in NV the enclave are just reminants since FO3, but could just be they lost contact with them and the real enclave had to 'disband' loose members or else they could get discovered and attacked again (same as the BoS). I'd like to think that NV was written by scribes in-game and they don't have much access to things so that's why each game would be different (only way to redeem the cannons). Like info or data was lost or connection lost so no one really knows what happened. Also it's post-nuclear war so maybe things aren't 100% in place.

So the other cannons are set in stone but still being versatile enough so i guess i'll give you that one. It's sorta why different games are set in different times and places. Like if they make a FO:NV2 or FO:NV tales of the west or some ♥♥♥♥ spin off, then they gotta choose one ending or set it in pre-NV like before/during the first battle of the hoover dam. Ever since 4 it got way more messed aye.Īt this point though, it's more a less a pick-and-choose your own headcannon in a way b/c of the different endings, i sorta feel like if they make a sequel in the same areas again, that it'll decannonize the endings. Also most of the good and talented writers worth a damn left both companies later on down the line. Has to do with 2 companies (obsidian and Bethesda) switching between fallout installments. Theres no real consistency only that: lol the nukes dropped and a 70's futuristic setting in the 50's and ♥♥♥♥ happened. Remember the fallout bible? Then FO4 and 76, etc.īasically each installment is usually ♥♥♥♥♥♥ in the lore department. I stopped reading after that b/c the lore/cannons are all ♥♥♥♥♥♥ every single game released.

Originally posted by (TF2SP) The Cooler Aya:>they add something new to the lore

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