Here we go again. A beloved former developer of the Fallout series was asked if he would return to the series and do something new. Last time it was Tim Cain who was in trouble, this time it’s Fallout New Vegas director Josh Sawyer, and their answers are very similar.
In a recent YouTube QnA video, in which he answered fans about Pillars of Eternity, Sawyer was asked if he would be willing to lead another Fallout project if Bethesda and Microsoft approached him about it. and other issues.
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“With any project, I think it’s about, ‘What are we doing, what are the boundaries of what we’re working within, what can I do and what can’t I do?’” the developer responded. “I think with any IP, especially It’s an IP I’ve worked with before, and the question is, ‘What do I want to do this time that I couldn’t do last time?'”
He added: “If these restrictions are indeed restrictive, then it’s not very attractive because who wants to do something that they want to explore but can’t?” Sawyer went on to point out that he thinks ” There are “still plenty of stories” to be told in the Fallout IP, as well as “questions that can be asked of society,” and he said the last word in a very hilarious way.
“But the thing with any IP,” the developer concluded, “is, ‘Do you want to work on this?’, I don’t know, what can we do and what can’t we do?”
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As mentioned before, Sawyer’s answer is very similar to one given by Fallout co-creator Tim Cain when he answered an almost identical question in his own YouTube video in June, with Cain emphasizing that a project offers to do something The opportunity being something different in nature or something he hasn’t done yet in his career is a big factor in his current interest.
Would you give up all your New Vegas and Sierra Madre posters by your bedside if it meant Sawyer had full control over the new Fallout production? Let us know below!
