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23 Alkandros_ • 3 yr. ago If you don't mind, why is it not considered canon to begin with? I never really knew much about tactics and it didn't seem super outlandish or horrible like other games (Cough cough brotherhood of steel). CybernieSandersMk1 • 3 yr. ago
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is founded in Boston. is completed and donated to Boston by [17] gilded grasshopper and mounts it on the roof. [18] Boston is damaged in the Cape Ann earthquake. Faneuil Hall is among the damaged buildings. [18] : The gilded grasshopper weather vane is restored and returned to the top of Faneuil Hall by [13]
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Fallout canon refers to elements considered an official part of the Fallout universe. As the Fallout series was developed by multiple development studios (the Fallout development team first, then Black Isle, Microforte, Bethesda Game Studios, and Obsidian Entertainment), the general lack of overlap between development teams has caused numerous inconsistencies to emerge. Compounded by different.
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Because of inconsistencies with previous Fallout games, Fallout Tactics has been declared as non-canon by Bethesda Softworks except for its pivotal events, though some elements do not contradict it and its content can be used as "flavor" material.
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[Discussion] What of Fallout Tactics do we consider canon? Between the Vault and the Nukapedia Wiki, one is "semi-canon" and on is "not canon barring X mention" and tbh I want a consensus. If its been de-canoned by a creator then why is it still being referenced in the current games?
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Fallout canon overview Only released games constitute canon, binding for the developers. All non-game sources or additional information are non-binding for the developer. They are categorized separately as supplementary or dependent sources, unless included in a released game.
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Fallout Tactics is considered to be semi-canon. The existence of the Midwestern Brotherhood and such. Kinda like the Fallout Bible where some parts are canon like the description of some vaults. 82 NeoCosmoPolitan • 3 yr. ago If it's Semi-Canon I hope Yellow Nuka Cola is part of the canon stuff. 27 AtoMaki • Vault 13 • 3 yr. ago
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Fallout Tactics is semi-canon in that some content is not canon (funny enough, all Fallout games are technically semi-canon for that reason). Now, specifically, Tactics' main questline is canon and everything else is up in the air regarding if it exists in the main continuity or not.
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Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel, also called Fallout Tactics, is a turn-based real-time tactical role-playing game set in the post-apocalyptic Fallout universe. Developed by Micro Forté and published by 14 Degrees East, Fallout Tactics was released on 14 March 2001 for Microsoft Windows. It had sold over 300,000 units worldwide by 2008.
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On the Fallout Wiki page, it states that Fallout: Tactics is considered non-canon because of Bethesda's decision to do. This decision is confusing to me because even though I haven't play Tactics, I've read the lore, and I can't find any conflict between Tactics and Fallout 3 or 4.
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In Fallout Tactics one can see modern devices, weapons and vehicles that doesn't has that 50's style on it among other strange things that the game did that clashed with the already established canon, like the BoS using super mutants or ghouls on their troops.
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Hi guys, new here! ^.^ I'm curious: exactly what elements in these two games contradict canon events/statements presented in other titles? From what I understand, certain parts of Tactics are canon (the gist of it is), but the entirety of Brotherhood of Steel isn't. I'm sure we all could agree that Brotherhood of Steel is a pretty sub-par game, but would it be possible to get away with.
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5 10 comments Best ReverendBelial • 5 yr. ago Yes and no. The major events are canon. There's a rogue Brotherhood detachment in Chicago, and they beat Skynet. The minor events are not. The Warrior doesn't exist, General Barnaky (or however you spell his name) doesn't exist, the vast majority of missions in the game never happened, etc.
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1 Answer. In fiction, canon is the material accepted as officially part of the story in an individual universe of that story. In other words, canon is every event that "really" happened according to a given work's story. In this case, the work is a video game of the Fallout series. What is or isn't canon can differ from game to game.
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WestVirginiaLoner · 6/1/2023 in Fallout 1/2/Tactics. Fallout tactics is canon (play fallout tactics) This video does a good job of explaining why fallout tactics (you should play it) IS canon, and why Todd Howard's old idea on tactics (play it) isn't accurate anymore. And since it's canon, tactics (which you should play) should be required.
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The only Tactics related stuff mentioned is A rogue BoS chapter existed in the Midwest, although the BoS has had no contact with them since. (Mentioned in 3 by Rothchild) The BoS has used airships in the past (Lancer Captain Kells), although they were lost fighting the Super Mutants in the Midwest.