I think in lonesome road the choices were between nuking a nearby legion or NCR camp (Or both or neither), not their capitals. We don’t really know much about flagstaff though.
The implication is that they didn’t want there to be a centralised government at all and especially not one serving as a direct parallel to the US government in the bethesda fallout world.
I think in part because it’s harder to tell what they believe a “Fallout story” is in such a world. However I think the whole “Wow the world moved on without us, reclamation day is pointless” revelation that the main character has would make more sense if the NCR were still around.
Yeah it was pointless and did little more to piss off NV fans, the problem is that despite being called Fallout the game is so incredibly post post fallout that civilization not being rebuilt is absurd. It would be almost as absurd as if civilization simply never rebuilt after the fall of the Roman Empire.
Yup, somehow the NCR got nuked? Maybe lonesome road is cannon, wait I dont think shady sands gets targeted?
I think in lonesome road the choices were between nuking a nearby legion or NCR camp (Or both or neither), not their capitals. We don’t really know much about flagstaff though.
Yeah I dont get the cannon implications of Shady Sands getting nuked
The implication is that they didn’t want there to be a centralised government at all and especially not one serving as a direct parallel to the US government in the bethesda fallout world.
I think in part because it’s harder to tell what they believe a “Fallout story” is in such a world. However I think the whole “Wow the world moved on without us, reclamation day is pointless” revelation that the main character has would make more sense if the NCR were still around.
Yeah it was pointless and did little more to piss off NV fans, the problem is that despite being called Fallout the game is so incredibly post post fallout that civilization not being rebuilt is absurd. It would be almost as absurd as if civilization simply never rebuilt after the fall of the Roman Empire.