Fallout’s expansive world who’s players constantly change it

With Fallout 5 and the Elder scrolls 6 now confirmed and starfield on the way many people are returning to the last successful release from Bethesda, 2015’s Fallout 4. The game offers a lot to do but it is nearly 7 years old at this point, so why do so many people still play? mods. Many games now offer mods (mostly just for PC players) but the community for Fallout takes things to the next level, from simply changing in game items to DLC sized add-ons. At this point the game is what you make of it.

Fallout‘s wasteland is filled with all manner of strange creatures, from the peaceful radstag and brahmin to the incredibly hostile yao guai and deathclaws. The ‘Mutant menagerie: nuclear safari’ by Delicon20 ,as the name might suggest, adds a plethora of new  mutated creatures, enemies, bosses and crafting recipes to the Nuka world park.

A big part of Fallout 4 is custom base building (a feature in this game because of mods in Fallout 3 and new vegas), being able to make your own home to store loot and rest after travelling. however, you cannot build everywhere and do everything you could possibly want. There are a few solutions to this problem, such as the build settelments anywhere mod by which removes build limits meaning you can build as high or wide as you need. Another way to deal with this is the many MANY player home mods available, cosy or expansive bases available across the wasteland. The sanctuary bunker player home by Elinora adds a shelter beneath Nate/Nora’s old house at the start of the game, with a bed, plenty of storage and much more.

A massive draw to people returning to fallout 4 (or any Fallout title) is the massive, expansion sized mods that add completely new locations and quests. Fallout Miami will allow players to take a break and relax in post apocalyptic Florida, exploring exotic landscapes and encountering dangerous new creatures.

Meanwhile Fallout London does something completely new, setting a Fallout game outside of the United States entirely, combining the history and aesthetics of London and the unmistakable nuclear devastation of Fallout. Although these larger mods are yet to be released that has not stopped the community from drawing even more attention to the older game in the franchise. this goes to show that the Fallout series will not fade away and be forgotten. Even though Fallout 76 nearly did the exact opposite.

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Swedish company growing more and more

Embracer Group (formerly Nordic Games Licensing AB and THQ Nordic AB) has agreed to acquire even more companies and has announced plans to get more. In another series of acquisitions, Embracer Group has gained the rights to Middle Earth Enterprises as well as a range of other ips. This deal will give Embracer Group access to “a vast intellectual property catalogue and worldwide rights to motion pictures, video games, board games, merchandising, theme parks and stage productions relating to the iconic fantasy literary works The Lord of the Rings trilogy and The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien”.

They are also launching its 11th operating group called Embracer freemode, which will focus more on retro, classic and heritage gaming but also ”iconic gaming and entertainment properties”. Already under the freemode name they have acquired Tatsujin, Bitwave Games and Gioteck.

These most recent acquisitions include

• Middle-earth Enterprises – owns the IP rights to The Lord of the Rings trilogy and The Hobbit
• Limited Run Games – collector-focused physical video game publisher
• Tuxedo Labs – Swedish studio specialising in tech-driven games
• Tripwire Interactive – US studio best known for Maneater, Killing Floor and Rising Storm
• Singtrix – vocal processing effect technology for karaoke, gaming and other equipment
• Tatsujin – Embracer’s first Japanese studio, founded by shoot ’em up studio Toaplan’s co-founder
• Bitwave Games – Swedish studio “with a passion for retro games”
• Gioteck – gaming accessory brand

(As well as another company within PC/Console gaming that is currently not disclosed for commercial reasons). Embracer group has stated that including further payments, these acquisitions cost roughly $787 million (£655.7 million). This comes just months after announcing plans to buy a large part of Square Enix’s western development arm for $300 million. This includes the ip rights for the Tomb raider and Deus ex series. Without a doubt, Embracer Group is slowly becoming one of the world largest game publishers and I for one cannot wait to see what they do next.

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Activison plagiarising yet again

Just weeks after removing the ‘loyal Samoyed’ skin from Call of Duty: vanguard, Activision has been caught plagiarising once again as a newly added skin looks an awful lot like one from upcoming FPS Deaddrop.

Call of duty has been known for stealing artwork from other developers over the years, but after apologising and removing a recent example of this just 2 weeks ago they may have been caught yet again. Are we even surprised? Upcoming title Deaddrop is a PvP FPS title currently in development by midnight society, led by Guy Beahm aka famous steamer Dr Disrespect. A big part of this game is integrated NFTs which give players a unique skin, however one skin already seems to be available in COD vanguard in the form of the ‘doomsayer’ skin. Not only that but the skin belongs to a former COD developer, now studio head at midnight society, Robert Bowling (known by the COD community as ‘@fourzerotwo’. He was shown this in a side by side comparison from twitter user @ModenasHD who jokingly said ”I think Robert Bowling is going to be happy to see that Activision just added his own skin in Vanguard” with Bowling later tweeting ”at least name it after me”. Activision has apologised for previous allegations but so far neither company has issued an official response to this very apparent design theft from the unreleased title.

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