The thing is for me, if we were to have urban spaces in Fallout, they should be like the Boneyard in Fallout. Completely unrecognisable from their original worldspace, because generally speaking nuclear warheads reduce cities to rubble. It should be about what people have built since the war, not people living in danky, pre-war buildings that are falling apart.

@guan12 interesting thoughts for a story idea, especially introducing the children of atom into the mix. They're and interesting group of people and could prove to be a cool faction. It's a shame they didn't go too much further into them in Far Harbor or in the main game of Fallout 3 and 4.

@Visible Earth Yeah I agree with that statement as well. Maybe a mall for a settlement?

Honestly Id love to see that happen

I'd have to say no as I'd feel restricted

I love Urban but after a while I feel I need to breathe so I Enjoy the Wastes

When The Wastes start to feel barren/lonely etc I like to go back into Urban

@Waffenbaum , Once again, you nailed it for me mate, on what I think about a completely urban Fallout game.

As much as I'd like a good and well designed urban environment in a Fallout game, I would quickly get bored if it was entirely an urban map. Also, I do prefer countryside over cities in Real life, and it's the same in video games. Urban environments tend to make me feel depress. But I'm digressing, for me, a good fallout map should contains both urban and non-urban areas. I won't write more words, cause Waffenbaum as already worded it way better than me.

Maybe?

Completely urban probably not but I would love to see a very large uban area. FO$ was great in that respect but ultimatly it felt like it didn't have enough work done into it.

I wouldn't complain, but it's always nice to have some kind diversity.

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@Visible Earth Yeah I agree with that statement as well. Maybe a mall for a settlement?

Personally the more post-war buildings the better, but sure. People just wouldn't live in buildings with roofs that have fallen in. Ruins should be used as they were in New Vegas, as battlegrounds. The Fiends have taken over a bunch of burnt out old buildings where they fight a guerilla war with the NCR, but even then the saner ones of them have a base in the underground Vault. People die sleeping exposed to the elements

An example I like is the Deathclaws in Fallout nesting in an old cinema. Something like that would be fun as the centrifuge of a settlement.

A million times yes. I loved exploring FO4's urban centre. I think that's the best thing visually about post apocalyptia, the crumbling ruins of a once great civilization and exploring what remains.