[ SECRET POST #3204 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3204 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It's not missing the point. There are infinite possibilities for a post-apocalyptic world - neons and polished metals in a world run by robots, greens and bright flowers when nature takes back places humans abandoned, icy whites and blues in a permanent winter.

Fallout isn't brown because the world ended, it's brown because nobody expects better from a video game.

[dethtoll]

New Fallout is brown because Classic Fallout is brown. If anything, there's more color to the series since 2008 than there ever was in the 90s. And FO4 is practically a kaleidoscope.

[diet_poison]

I would argue that it's brown because it's set in the desert.

[(Anonymous)]

Even when deserts are brown, which they are not always, they are EXCITING browns with plenty of green scrub.

[(Anonymous)]

+1. Desert-dweller here, and it is both a rich and nuanced brown and not-even-a-little-bit all brown.

[diet_poison]

What's "exciting" brown to you?

And I sort of assume the lack of constant scrub has to do with it being a post-nuclear wasteland.

I guess what I'm trying to say is - I think the visuals for Fallout fit the setting and overall atmosphere very well.

[(Anonymous)]

It's brown because Fallout 1 & 2 were brown. They were brown because Interplay was crafting a world which was interesting and quite different to anything that had featured widely in RPGs up to that point (some exceptions exist, etc.).

[dethtoll]

Yeah, this exactly. They were deliberately going off 1950s ideas of what the world would like after a nuclear war with a little bit of early Mad Max. Even Wasteland, its immediate predecessor, had quite a bit of green, albeit simply depicted 'cuz it was an 80s game.