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Fallout 4 runs on the gamebryo engine
Fallout 4 runs on the gamebryo engine








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Still I think Los Angeles can look really good on the next gen. But even then you look at New Vegas' concept art and the city looks absolutely massive, but realistically they wouldn't be able to do that.

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If New Vegas had been done on a more modern engine, then for sure the Strip would have looked as amazing as its design warranted.I have the Freeside and Strip open mod and they really do make a huge difference. The design consistency makes it looks so much more impressive.

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Downloading a mod that makes the Strip a single open space shows that - it's an absolute hog to run unless you have a really good PC or use it alongside a clutter removal mod, but the visual difference is stunning. And they exist because the Gamebryo engine was seriously outdated. While it may not initially appear so, they degrade the entire place's look in several levels. The problem was the massive gates and walls inside it. But with the graphics of Fallout 4, I think they can definitely do it justice.The Strip's problem wasn't graphics - aethetically, it looked incredible. New Vegas had that problem of the Strip not really living up to their concept and idea of how it would be like. To bad the Dome is already done because I would have loved to have seen the Boulder Dome, this complex with all kinds of futuristic technologies that is almost completely sealed of from the outside and is still being run by a group of scientists.

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I imagine Colorado Springs being this heavily irradiated place full of strange radioactive lifeforms that can not be found anywhere else.

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They mostly set up a base or outpost here to watch over the railway tracks leading back to NCR territory that transport recovered resources such as pre war items and construction material. Places like Fort Denver are these rare locations where the NCR may have a presence but they don't control the complete former state or all of the Region for that matter. They don't have the numbers to fully expand into the new territories in the East that were opened when the Legion lost the Second Battle of Hoover Dam (and Caesar, Legate Lanius, or both were killed) and were forced to retreat.

fallout 4 runs on the gamebryo engine

My idea is that after the NCR annexed the Mojave (they took Hoover Dam but failed to annex New Vegas because of either Mr House or Yes Man) the NCR's expansion into the East mostly stopped. (To be honest I am kind of tired of campaign settings that revolve around a war of some kind, Fallout 3 had one and FNV had one) So no, no possible second incarnation of the Calculator or a NCR/Mid West Brotherhood war as part of the main plot campaign. I like Fallout Tactics but I agree with the Fallout1/2 developers (and perhaps FNV) that the Calculator, Vault Zero, the robots, and so on are non canon, and that Cheyenne Mountain was blasted into a deep glowing crater full of glowing ones.










Fallout 4 runs on the gamebryo engine