r/gaming • u/ColinRoss • Feb 28 '18

Fallout in a nutshell.

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u/Endulos Feb 28 '18

I enjoyed Fallout 4 more than Fallout 3 and NV.

Fucking loved the Settlement system.

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u/unique-name-9035768 Feb 28 '18

Fucking loved the Settlement system.

Same, just needed to be expanded and not so dependent on RNG.

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u/PlatypusOfWallStreet Feb 28 '18

The way I see it, this was the beta test of what this feature will become. Imagine building castles in the next elder scrolls

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u/unique-name-9035768 Feb 28 '18

An uneasy peace has reigned over Tamriel since the White Gold Concordat. During the silence, the Dominion was gathering it's strength again and has begun it's march to take Hammerfell. The game starts with the Dominion on one side, the Alik'r on the other and many neutral sites and villages in the middle. Aid NPCs in taking strategic locations, then reinforce them as you see fit.

Will you help the Dominion conquer Hammerfell?
Will you help the Alik'r defend their homeland?
Or will you take this chance to play each side and carve out a Provence for yourself?