Fallout 4

[Radu]

Update on the upcoming mod, Fallout: Miami

 

[Zarsky]

Damn, that's pretty much on par (or better) compared to Bethesda's own in house production. Modding FTW!

 

I'd wish that they could get Bethesda's blessing and charge a little bit for this.

[FMPONE]

On 9/18/2020 at 3:23 PM, Radu said:

Update on the upcoming mod, Fallout: Miami

 

Pure modding creativity right there! I love the Spanish influenced architecture mansion

[Minos]

On 9/20/2020 at 10:34 AM, FMPONE said:

Pure modding creativity right there! I love the Spanish influenced architecture mansion

Damn, that's super cool!

[Radu]

 

[dux]

I remember when mods would post some low res renders and some ugly map shots. Nowdays they spend 6 months building a demo presentation in vegas.  

[Buddy]

1 hour ago, dux said:

I remember when mods would post some low res renders and some ugly map shots. Nowdays they spend 6 months building a demo presentation in vegas.  

I remember when mods were actually released  

[-HP-]

On 9/18/2020 at 12:23 PM, Radu said:

Update on the upcoming mod, Fallout: Miami

 

lol, this looks awesome. 

The zombies cracked me up xD

[Pampers]

 

[Beck]

Welp, looks like I'm playing New Vegas again.

[Radu]

 

 

Edited September 19, 2021 by Radu

[FMPONE]

As a Florida resident, I'm just going to be honest here, that looks nothing like Miami.

I guess the idea is they want to convey like 1950's Miami, but before cocaine, Des Moine was probably more interesting than Miami, some old Art Deco buildings aside. Here Fallout is a series about the pre-1970s, and Miami is a city that became 100x more interesting after the 1970s.

[Radu]

I think they just wanted a vibrant setting with some narrative potential for conflict - like the little bit of alternative history they did on the Bay of Pigs invasion.

As someone who's never been to Miami and only experienced it from pop culture, it seems like they captured the atmosphere of an alternate Miami pretty well. Yeah, it's not Vice City, but it seems interesting in the fallout context.

[FMPONE]

1 hour ago, Radu said:

I think they just wanted a vibrant setting with some narrative potential for conflict - like the little bit of alternative history they did on the Bay of Pigs invasion.

As someone who's never been to Miami and only experienced it from pop culture, it seems like they captured the atmosphere of an alternate Miami pretty well. Yeah, it's not Vice City, but it seems interesting in the fallout context.

I can give it up for that key art, that's pretty dope.

[Buddy]

There's pretty much zero chance the project will be any good if you consider the scope. Good luck tho!