While we know that the upcoming Fallout TV show on Prime Video will feature plenty of familiar content in terms of factions and items, even if the characters are all new, one of the things designed to help set it up besides what the game sounds like very funny. Get ready to watch Lucy’s fellow vault dwellers have a great time without her.
Now, apparently this isn’t the first time in Fallout history that we’ve seen what happened to the vault where the protagonist once lived after he left. That said, in the original Fallout and Fallout 3, your return to Sanctuary wasn’t exactly a sign that things had been smooth sailing since you left, or that it ended too well, and this time around, it sounds like it’s at least a little bit like that. , will it bring trouble to the family?
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In a new interview with IGN about the show, director Jonathan Nolan revealed that one of the things he’s most excited about in terms of the show’s script is being able to continue telling the story of the people of Vault 33 right after the disaster. s story. Ella Purnell depicts her protagonist’s journey into the wilderness. “Lucy leaving the vault doesn’t mean we have to,” he explained. “There’s a whole community out there and you already kind of get a feel for it.”
As a result, the filmmakers will periodically take us back to them to help emphasize how violent and unruly life in the wasteland can be. As showrunner Geneva Robertson-Dworet said: “It’s been great fun for us to be able to cut from scenes of apparent hell to our merry vault dwellers harvesting potatoes and planning bingo night.”
That said, it does seem that the residents of Vault 33 will face some “difficulties”, which is intended to further illustrate the growth experience of Lucy, the daughter of the shelter overseer. Thankfully, it sounds like it’s largely coming from an interesting philosophical perspective rather than an entire shelter being massacred by a minor cockroach infestation just to show ‘hey, that’s why Lucy was obsessed with it in the first place’ The actual elements of the whole wasteland are kind of bad’.
And, considering that many of us already have fun with the regular vault life offered by the likes of Fallout Shelter and Fallout 4’s Vault-Tec Workshop DLC, it might be interesting to see more content like this before something happens Would be cool to see the side of Vault 33.
While you’re waiting for the Fallout Show to arrive on April 11 so you can enjoy a bingo night in Vault 33, why not check out this recently released fan film that offers another look at Fallout 4’s main story kind of ending.
