It seems that Fallout 76 will not see a second series of TV shows to a completely new level, because its devs do not want to “serve fans just for the sake of doing it”

The second series of Amazon Fall out There is a TV show has already started filmingand even though it looks like we still have plenty of time to wait to see what Lucy, Maximus and The Ghoul are up to in New Vegas, that doesn't mean people aren't excited.

There is no doubt that it will benefit the Fallout games as well, as the first series brought players to such Fallout 4 and Fallout 76 in droves, as the latter did some crossover with the show as well. Because these were limited to things like outerwear, and the show is now confirmed that no one could be 100% sure going into season one. -one, as part of an interview about playable ghouls and other stuff, I asked 76's. executive producer Bill LaCoste if the team is looking to smooth things out for season two.

“I would think it would probably be along the same lines,” LaCoste told me, “Because we love the TV show, the story it's trying to tell and the characters it's playing.” try to (picture), and we also have a story. love for the story Fallout 76 is trying to tell.

“So, very little, very little crossover, where it really makes sense, because again, we're at the very end of the (Fallout) timeline as well. So, some of that crossover doesn't make sense. We just want to make sure it's done in a way that's supportive of the TV show, but that allows us to just live in this story in general that's being told.

“We probably won't go out of our way to add a bunch of special stuff to the show, because we don't feel like we have to. to love the TV show for what it is, but also to love our game for what it is, and not just give fan service just to make sense, it's something ' in the world and you can have it, but yeah, maybe we'll keep that relatively light I think.”

So, some stuff, but anything that would feel too out of place in the world of Appalachia, with moth cults and giant snakes. Okay, I'm being a little facetious there, but it will be interesting to see what Bethesda does with Fallout game-wise in the run up to Fallout season two, given the amount of talk that the series without a recent publication that the first series was spawned. , for better or worse.

In the meantime, though, we'll all at least have a playable Fallout 76 ghoul to try, in between poking at alleged photos of the Fallout season two set.