@loneheart9 you didnt really offend its just a mistake that I have encountered a lot and its like calling Canadians Americans. Its just something that happens that is annoying.

@loneheart9 I dont think Tenpenny is British is he? just gives off that U.S upper class fake posh English accent i think, like middle class soccar moms lol,im not too sure, forgive me if im wrong. dont worry about the whole english = UK thing,  i once got asked by a aussie girl once where i live,  i said Wales in the UK, she said your english? i said no im welsh... after explaining to the lass Welsh isnt English just cause its in the UK. she asked me if we lived in huts and threw axes, kid you not lol

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@loneheart9 I dont think Tenpenny is British is he? just gives off that U.S upper class fake posh English accent i think, like middle class soccar moms lol,im not too sure, forgive me if im wrong. dont worry about the whole english = UK thing,  i once got asked by a aussie girl once where i live,  i said Wales in the UK, she said your english? i said no im welsh... after explaining to the lass Welsh isnt English just cause its in the UK. she asked me if we lived in huts and threw axes, kid you not lol

He says he came from England himself

I think it be cool To have an outside look of The USA in A fallout Game. maybe The British Copied The Power Armour and have their own Types. see what the style of the alternative history that the British have. Great Idea. 

Hmmm nah, I get the concept, but I feel it has a few core issues.

Like, it would be nice to see a glimpse of foreign nations as an easter egg, or something like that, but I feel like there would be too much of the classic Fallout aesthetic missing. For example, there would be none of the factions, and for as much as Bethesda finding excuses to cram them in is annoying, there needs to be some development represented by growth of certain groups. Then there's the other issue. Fallout's world is more insular and xenophobic. If you go to England, or another nation, you won't be seeing Nuka Cola or Abraxo, or any of the other classic Fallout set dressing. You'd essentially be making a whole new lore for this place.

It would be missing so many of the classic items and weapons born of USA's pre-war consumerist culture. Pre-War England was an economic disaster for years from what we can tell. There's no power armor, no robots or fusion powered cars, at least not to the degree we see in the US. Europe was still supposedly dependent on Fossil fuel until the end. While it would make an interesting premise for a game, it wouldn't be the Fallout we know.

Honestly, I'd far prefer to see a Fallout set in Canada, maybe in the slaver city of Ronto? Its been mentioned before. May as well start there if we wanna leave the US and go to other locations.

It's Bethesda... We should not expect anything from then. Certainly not a good Fallout game set in Europe.

i think it would be like Fallout 3 but with a lot more building and fog from far harbor dlc but i think it may work

I'm not sure, really. Fallout taps into lots of hyperbolic cliches for it's image of post-apocalyptia, and I am not really sure that this would work that well with England without going all out satire on the monarchic, imperialistic and colonial stiff upper lip brits. To support that kind of an atmosphere and make it believable and not... well... an insult, Bethesda would need to build a plot that heavily weaves culture differences into the it, and I am not sure Bethesda we have at the moment can deliver such.

Monarchy, colonialism, class separation, utilitarian application of labour, snobbism... With all due respect to the Brits, hyperbolic images of such issues would be what pre-2077 Britain would need to have been built upon to fit the image of the Fallout world. And a lot of that would need to be carried into the game without becoming overblown and ludicrous.

And I don't see Bethesda pulling that off.

It could be a good or bad thing expanding the Fallout universe to places other than the U.S. On one hand, it gives us the options for a lot more varied settings with entirely new factions, locations, mutated critters, and problems. On the other, the spirit of Fallout does reside a great deal in the whole 50's America attitude, a sort of time capsule of the old world that's limping along. So I dunno, it would have to be done well, but I would be curious to see it.

How about the opposite end of the spectrum Fallout Beijing Major city plenty of mountains to the west and the protagonist could be just like a grocery store worker or an average citizen fed up with the communist way of life and let us write our own story. Back to the good ol' RPG.