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Bethesda never wants to retcon Fallout lore, longtime writer says, only add to it "in a way that doesn't spit in the eye of what came before"

"I actually consider that one of the biggest honours"

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Fallout 3 artist was stopped by security after taking location scouting a little too seriously in Washington DC: "Turns out they don’t want you snooping around the buildings"

They're also surprised they got away with their destroyed DC ads: "I don't know if you could do that today"

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Bethesda could have made a Fallout movie or TV show a decade ago, but "credit to Todd Howard," they refused Hollywood's offers until they found "the right partner"

"Hollywood, at the time, they wanted to throw 'the video game directors' at us. We don't want the guy who makes video game movies"

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Bethesda originally wanted Fallout 4 to be set in New York, but too many other games like Crysis 2 and 3 had the same idea: "You know what? Maybe New York's not the right call"

But there's disagreement over who actually chose Boston

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A single map inspired Fallout 3's lead designer to create the RPG's entire story: "It's got to go back to those original themes"

It's all about water

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After Morrowind and Oblivion, hardcore RPG fans didn't want Bethesda on Fallout 3 – "It was surprising to us just how much hate we got"

War may never change, but Fallout sure has

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Starfield was a "bat**** crazy idea" for a studio that's "never made a space sim," Bethesda lead admits, but "an ambitious project is what we aim for"

Shoot for the stars, and all of that

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Bethesda didn't think Fallout 4 having voiced protagonists in the RPG would be so controversial – "we were keeping up with the industry"

Lead producer Emil Pagliarulo says "there's still so much choice" in the RPG

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Bethesda design director wants a Fallout 5 you could play for up to 600 hours because "that's the kind of games we make"

"I would be happy with a game that is as successful as the previous Fallout games"

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Bethesda lead says in the "time between Fallout 4 and Starfield," the "one thing" the studio has learned is that "there is no one definition of an RPG"

"Look at Cyberpunk 2077, one of my favorite games. There are some people who don't call that an RPG"

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Fallout 4's lead designer reckons it is the 'most replayable' game in the series thanks to its interweaving quests, which I'm sure will go down swimmingly with New Vegas sickos

"At one point, I gave a talk about that, and the slide for the talk is just a big bowl of spaghetti."

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Fallout 4's interweaving quests were a massive departure from Oblivion and Skyrim, but it makes the RPG "the most replayable of all the Fallout games"

Bethesda's Emil Pagliarulo describes them as "probably the most difficult thing I think I have ever done"

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You might think reimagining Washington DC as a nuclear hellscape for Fallout 3 would have been grim, but it made the lead designer want to set the next game in his hometown: 'It's just kind of fun to blow things up'

"I guess we were immature enough to just see that angle on it."

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Bethesda lead says the biggest difference between a fantasy RPG like Skyrim and a sci-fi RPG like Fallout is how you piece together the story

"I think it's easier in a fantasy game like The Elder Scrolls"

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Bethesda reflects on 10 years of Fallout 4: "You have to accept the creative choices you make on every game, even in retrospect"

On the Radar | Fallout 4 is "a time capsule of Bethesda", and its devs look back on it "lovingly"

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Todd Howard says 'Fallout 5 will be existing in a world where the stories and events of the show happened or are happening'

Do I get to shred someone's face with a glass jug Todd? Todd?!?

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Delaying GTA 6 is the "smartest thing" Rockstar could do, Elder Scrolls 6 lead says, because fans wouldn't want something that "doesn't meet their expectations"

Bethesda and Rockstar know a thing or three about meeting anticipation

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Elder Scrolls VI News: Design Boss Defends Wait With 'Turkey in Oven' Metaphor

Bethesda directors Todd Howard and Emil Pagliarulo reveal why The Elder Scrolls VI is taking so long, citing major tech leaps and a refusal to rush development.

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The Elder Scrolls 6 is 'progressing very well,' Todd Howard says: Everyone wishes it could go faster, but 'it’s a process that we want to get right'

It's been more than seven years since TES6 was announced at E3.

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We have a new update on Xbox's The Elder Scrolls 6 from Todd Howard and Bethesda devs — "It’s progressing really well. The majority of the studio’s on VI"

Todd Howard and other Bethesda devs have given an update on The Elder Scrolls 6 development, saying "it's progressing really well" even though it's still "a long ways off."

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Fallout 4 was initially set in New York because it's 'something grand and American' and Nick Valentine capped-off the very first design document: 'I think the photo was of Humphrey Bogart'

"But at that time, other games were being set in New York."

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Fallout studio says creator Todd Howard didn't want "the guy who makes video game movies" to make the Prime Video TV show: "We want the best director, the best showrunner possible"

Fallout season 2 is almost upon us

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Senior Bethesda dev says the Fallout show works because Todd Howard wouldn't let the usual 'videogame directors' touch it: 'We want the best director, the best showrunner possible'

"We could have made a Fallout movie or Fallout TV show a decade ago⁠—we had certainly been asked.

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'Nobody, and I mean nobody, at Bethesda is patting themselves on the back while ignoring our players': Starfield design director reassures fans that developers are paying attention to community concerns

Emil Pagliarulo says "there's not a bug or issue with the game that Bethesda as a whole isn't aware of."

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Bethesda lead addresses Starfield Shattered Space criticism: "Nobody, and I mean nobody, at Bethesda is patting themselves on the back while ignoring our players"

"Just know that we’ve also been hearing from plenty of people who love it"

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