@@Yannis1a No particular reason. 2240 marked a definitive decline in power for the Minutemen, and there's not really anything that indicates when the Gunners rose to power. So I decided on 20 years as being enough time for people in the Commonwealth to view the Gunners as being the force needed to bring order to the wasteland rather than the Minutemen. Most of this video is guesswork, especially Mass State.

@@patekor2064 Tank you, that make sense, I'm asking because I want to make a TTRPG campaing set years before Fallout 4 and I really liked your map as a guide

@@zwerg0708-_- Mass State is another name given to a faction that was based out of University Point that is only mentioned by Deacon and Nick Valentine. I made it bigger than University Point to show that it had a bigger presence in the years before the Minutemen's decline. The time period that it exists in (including the Battle of Charles River), is complete guesswork based on what I think is most reasonable given the established timeline.

@@patekor2064 wow! That sounds very interesting!

Yeah the games hollow. An ocean of almost nothing.

@@yonblek4542 I love Fallout 4, but yeah.... Fallout 4 has some problems. And 76 is a mess. I hope they learn from the old games. The tv show seems pretty lore accurate so far (if you ignore the Shady Sands part) So the next Fallout game might be a good one. And it seems like they look back to the lore of older Fallout games with the show in particular. That was a thing they kind of refused to in some way, u know. Bethesda just wanted to do their own thing. Maybe they started to respect Fallout's lore. But I wont hope to much for now....

I agree

University point but bigger I think

It's almost like it's a nuclear apocalypse and people can barely maintain a single settlement.

@@pgbrofficialyoutube349 The nuclear apocalypse ended in 2077 and Fallout is about everything that happens afterwards tourist

@@jdools4744 ...That's so laughably ignorant I don't know what to say. Do not know the literal namesake of Fallout? It'd take centuries in real life for it to even be somewhat habitable

@@pgbrofficialyoutube349 How can you miss the point this hard? Bethesda fans were a mistake 💀

@@pgbrofficialyoutube349 For your own dignity, please do at least a brief check of scientific facts before writing such a stupid answer. A little hint: Hiroshima has a population of 1 million nowadays

Yeah but bethesda prefers the world to be post apocalyptic rather than post post apocalyptic so they’ll keep cities, nations and tribes as small or non existent as possible

@@ddunfuh9239 Fallout 3 and NV had a decent amount of cities, definitely more than just 2

​@@ddunfuh9239 Basically they create pretty shit rpgs

@@dynominerx NV was made by Obsidian. Fallout 1 and 2 by Interplay and Black Isle respectively

@@javierduenasjimenez7930 I also mentioned fallout 3…

Says who?

Unless the pridwen was rename before going back from commonwealth, it's undecided.

@@AndroidNoir-L06k we don’t know if it’s the Prydwen or not for sure

@@Vaultboy-ke2jj the ship does say the prydwen on the side but that only means it wasn't the institute or railroad endings

@@xdguy2569 it does indeed and it probably is but there was a Vanity Fair article before the show was released that called it the Caswennan which means there’s a possibility that it’s not the Prydwen. (You can only read the name by freezing and zooming, so it’s not something that was supposed to be visible to the casual viewer)

I heard i nice though at some old comment under some old fallout 4 machinima: " fallout 4 storyline is not bad, it's just obsidian were such a good story writers that Bethesda couldn't follow people expectations "

The Enclave wasnt in Fallout 4 sadly.

@@Bacon94635 technically in the new next gen update,which I think was announced canon

@@AmericanLover1865 No, that's a creation club addition. They are not in Fallout 4 proper, as they have been wiped out.

@@magicduke8386 that makes me sad that it’s not canon,maybe the Enclave is in the southern or northern regions of America,maybe we will see them again one day.

@@AmericanLover1865 I don't know, I'm getting tired of the genocidal maniacs. They're in Fallout 2, Fallout 3, Fallout 76, and a little in New Vegas. Time to put them to rest.

you can reclaim quincy with creation club content i'm pretty sure

@@lambups ye but its not as nice since you cant rebuild it you kill them raise a flag and thats it you can go back and gunners will spawn outside to attack but you cant do anything.

it being a major 'reward' quest you get after doing smth like getting max happiness in *x* amount of settlements would've been really cool with competing it coming with an already well-built up settlement

Bethesda being lazy ass designers and story writers, i don't expect anything good from Bethesda at this point.

It’s literally spelled out for you in the game, it’s because the Institute sabotaged the CPG and has kept the surface war torn through the use of Super Mutants

Its canon that the East Coast was hit a whole lot harder than the West Coast was. The East Coast is still a radioactive hellhole even two centuries where as on the west a lot of the damage (at least outside the big cities) was from the passage of time rather than nukes. Farmers on the East Coast are barely able to grow enough crops in the radioactive soil to feed themselves let alone enough to spur the establishment of a nation. (New Vegas and the Mojave area was hit with only a few nukes thanks to House's defense system. So all the damage you see if from the passage of time or from human action in the two centuries since.) (Also remember the NCR took a long while to get to the point we see in New Vegas and the Legion is less than four decades old and is effectively a very large raider gang.)

@@Vaultboy-ke2jj im confused was it the Institute, The Enclave, or that vault that created FEWV/Supermutants?

@@jaybazza248 if you’re talking about Fallout 4, it’s the Institute