Fallout has its fair share of terrifying, monstrous, and downright disturbing enemies for players to come across throughout the series, whether it be the lethal Deathclaws or the humble Bloatfly. However, there are some enemies from the series that have a special place in the hearts of fans due to how incredibly annoying they are to run into across the Wasteland, whether it be due to how dangerous they are, or just how much they creep you out.
Fallout Showrunners Say The Story Of Shady Sands And The NCR "Isn't Over Yet"
23.04.2024 - 22:31 / thegamer.com / Todd Howard
Spoilers for the Fallout TV series.
In the Fallout show, it's revealed that after the events of New Vegas, Vault-Tec nuked Shady Sands, the first capital of the New California Republic.
It's left the fate of the NCR unclear, as we know they were already stretched thin and struggling after several battles with raiders, the Fiends, the Great Khans, Caesar's Legion, and the Brotherhood of Steel. Losing their capital could easily have been the killing blow.
However, Todd Howard assured us that we haven't "heard the last of the NCR", and this is a sentiment that showrunners Graham Wagner and Geneva Robertson-Dworet share.
"One thing I wanted to say in terms of the season one, season two stuff - watching the discourse about Shady Sands and the NCR - I really want to caution people [that] the story isn't over yet, and we really bet on that," Wagner said in an interview with GQ Magazine. "There's more to tell."
Wagner says that a big reason they decided to wipe out the NCR's capital was to bring the West Coast back to an apocalyptic state.
"A lot of [Westerns] end with the railroad coming through, or a house being built, or they put up a church in the town, or a motorcar appears. And you're like, 'Well, the wild wild west is over.' I think it would have been a mistake to go from the retro-futuristic America to another America that has been fully civilised and the NCR is doing everything great," Wagner explained.
It also ties into the 'war never changes' motto of the series, continuing the neverending cycle as another civilisation is wiped out. But the NCR is resilient and has weathered countless battles, even fighting the Enclave at the Navarro airbase, a group more technologically advanced than even the Brotherhood of Steel. Losing their capital is a setback, but who knows? Maybe they've just been recuperating in the decade since.
Fallout is a franchise built around a series of RPGs set in a post-nuclear world, in which great vaults have been built to shelter parts of humankind. There are six main games, various spin-offs, tabletop games, and a TV series from Amazon Studios.
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