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What do you think about the Boston setting?

Discussion in 'Fallout 4 Discussion' started by NinjaTael, Jun 5, 2015.

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As someone who goes to school in Boston, I'm hyped! I can't even imagine how big this game will be. In the previous rural settings of Fallout, settlements were always pretty spread out from one another. In this new setting, there could be so much going on in a single place.

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I'm fairly ambivalent towards the specific setting. I've never visited Boston, so I don't have a framework for what it should be like. I'd love Bethesda to make a game based in Texas!

#22 nwalker85, Aug 17, 2015
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I always loved the mix of them both. A little desert with some houses scattered here and there. And some amazing city landscapes. with architecture and towering structures.

#23 MrAmazingMan1, Aug 17, 2015

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