Fallout TV Show Creators Discuss Their Adaptation of the Game
The creators of the Fallout TV show have recently gotten together to discuss their adaptation of the hit video game. The new series is an original story, but it is still set in the same world as the original Fallout games. It takes place two hundred years after the apocalypse and tells the tale of the gentle beings who dwell in the vaults, as well as the hardened citizens who are forced to live in the wasteland above.
Could the Second Season be Set in New Vegas?
The new Fallout TV show isn’t based on a particular game, but there are indicators that season two could be set in a land inspired by New Vegas, especially in the end scene. In the game, players can partake in numerous casino games throughout the wasteland. Although bingo isn’t one of them, players can still play traditional variants of the games online, with online multiplayer connectivity and live sessions. Overall, it seems that the show has been a huge success and it’s already been renewed for season two. The show is built upon 25 years of creativity, and developers have openly said that the best they can do is continue the game’s legacy. They wanted to build something new while still holding the game’s integrity for fans.
Geneva Robertson Offers Her Thoughts on the Series
Geneva Robertson, the co-creator and writer of the show, has offered her thoughts. She said the character of Lucy doesn’t have any real-life experience, so putting her in the wasteland was an exciting way to develop the character. Maximus is another character, who although has not lived a privileged life, was able to find sanctuary in the Brotherhood of Steel. When you combine this with the character of Cooper Howard, a complicated guy who was a very different person from the Ghoul, it’s easy to see how very different characters can be bridged together to provide a bigger picture of how the wasteland can upset life’s balance.
Todd Howard, who’s from Bethesda Games has also said that he had complete faith in the creators of the show and believes that they have the power to expand on the lore detailed in the video games. He said it’s been a blessing to see what they have done with the show so far and the fact that it has so many different tones is a breath of fresh air.
According to the creators, getting the tone right was the most challenging thing, but in the end, they felt as though they got there. Ultimately, for the writers, it’s the fractured world that stands out the most. Factionalism is the most obvious, as when you play Fallout, you will go from settlement to settlement, and this is portrayed very well in the games. The fact that it also comes across so well in the series is nothing short of incredible, and it seems that everyone is very happy with the results that have been achieved so far.
