You can travel there on your own time or climb into the chopper that's just landed. You're invited to an underground bunker, the Enclave's version of a Vault, really. It seems an Enclave general has noticed your badassery and perhaps has gotten a bit tired of being on the receiving end of it. A chopper landing just for you on any occasion is always awesome, but a vertibird touching down in front of you in the post-apocalypse? Double-awesome. Rather than just have some schmuck courier run up to you, or simply add a quest marker to your Pip-Boy journal, they bring in a vertibird to locate you in dramatic fashion. The modders behind For the Enclave know the best thing about the Enclave is their mode of transport, and starts their mod off in the perfect fashion. That sort of system offers something different that the clear good versus evil actions of inFamous: Second Son’s color-coded karmic choices which Sawyer suggests is because Fallout offers players a “a very bitter-sweet type of victory” when you see the sum of all of your good, bad and morally grey choices play out.In tʜᴇ Fᴀʟʟᴏᴜᴛ universe, Tʜᴇ Enclave - desᴇʀᴠᴇdly - ʜᴀᴠᴇ a ʙɪᴛ ᴏꜰ a ʙᴀᴅ reᴘᴜᴛᴀᴛiᴏɴ. For example an early test of patience in the game as you left the vault could see you kill an innocent if you so wished, for the maximum deduction of points possible. So I hope that whatever twists and turns the story takes, it's more nuanced than a black-and-white choice."įallout 3 used a karma ‘points’ system whereby certain karmic actions would have greater impacts than others.
They feel more appropriate to the post-apocalyptic genre. "Fallout games are best when the choices are - and this applies to role-playing games in general, but Fallout is a more desperate world - more agonizing. Interestingly, Sawyer’s main hope for Fallout 4 is exactly what drew many into the series in the first place,
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