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Todd Howard says Bethesda is focused on finding ways to increase its output
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this post was submitted on 29 Apr 2024
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I'll copy my comment from another thread:
Imagine if they made a deal with Larian to make another installment in the franchise (not Fallout 5, just something like New Vegas by Obsidian). How cool would that be? They specialize in turn-based, top-down RPGs and would fit perfectly.
I know Larian also takes time to polish their games but if they started now and Bethesda some time after, then we would have two very distinct Fallout games with possibly not too much break between them.
No. Just no.
I don't want any part of my brain to start hoping for another well-made, top-down Fallout game. That time has unfortunately passed.
We got Wasteland 2 and 3.
Yeah, and MS bought inXile too, so maybe there could be something here. Though they too have switched to first person view for their next game.
I am saving this, for next time.