#new california republic

[leona-florianova]

Felicity or just Foxtrot is a ghoul code breaker and an intelligence officer for NCR.

I made her about a year ago as a adoptable oc but then ended up falling in love with her and keeping her. But who knows eventually I might sell her. (at least not before I draw her some more.)

[rickmakessomeart]

The new Fallout Trailer came out and it got me in the mood to draw my OCs !

[spursthatjinglejanglejingle]

[ezekiel13]

[newvegascowboy]

young NCR soldier looking at a Legion helmet

never going to finish this at this rate so here, have the posterized version

[toffee32]

NCR Trooper Remnants pilgrimaging out of Shady Sands with the icon of Our Lady of California, Innocence Tandi.

[allthetime-allthetime]

general lee oliver showing up to lanius‘s camp seeing lanius already dead and the courier on the biggest trip of their life from the cocktail of every chem in their inventory like

[rogueshadeaux]

The show, the NCR, and me defending their timeline

If you know, you know. SPOILERS UNDER THE CUT. Do not read if you haven't seen the show in its entirety. Stamped and immediately published so if you see spelling mistakes, no u don't

Now, the tv show did absolutely fuck up the fact that they didn't put a date under the blast, but you need to realize that Lucy and Maximus both lived in Shady Sands as children! The blast itself couldn't have been in 2277.

Especially when the show is set in 2296.

Now following this, in the show, Maximus/The show calls Shady Sands the first capitol of the NCR. I believe this correlates to the 'fall of Shady Sands' to say not that the NCR is irrelevant, but that something happened along the way for the NCR to essentially lose its hold on the city. The fall of an empire takes longer than a day. And events like that are labeled in hindsight! It wasn't the 'fall of Rome' to the Romans, it was a buildup to the world's shittiest Tuesday. We know it as the Fall of Rome.

The Vaulties know it as the Fall of Shady Sands.

The question is; what did the city fall to? Fact of the matter is that the NCR was already showing signs of being overtaxed with the First Battle of Hoover Dam. They lost a prison to some basic ass gang, and a good 100 men in the fight to reclaim it. They didn't pursue the Legion after the battle and could have done numbers to the faction. There's a very good chance that something happened very fast and very violently to make the NCR lose its hold on Shady Sands. They’re not retconning New Vegas, they’re giving us mapped out teasers to the truth! That’s why 'The Fall' starts in 2277. It begins with Hoover Dam.

New Vegas doesn't happen till 2281. Lucy and Maximus are both early 20s, and were at least 5 and at most 8 when Shady Sands was nuked. 15 years have passed since New Vegas and 19 since the alleged bomb! They would have to have been younger for the bomb to happen before the game. It's very plausible that the events happened post-game, and do not retcon NV at all.

In the end, we won't know the truth till next season, but I think there's a reason the writers both inserted Shady Sands and the NCR conversation into the story; its going to become very relevant, very quickly. House is in the show, for goodness sake, at that same round table Bud is. There's a reason Hank ran to NV. They're going to have to address the events, and we are going to get answers.

EDIT TO ADD: this is a tweet from Emil Pagliarulo, designer at Bethesda:

And Bethesda/Todd okayed or vetoed every choice and plot point in the television show as they’re also making another Fallout game, and have plans for the events in that. Todd wouldn’t have nuked their best selling game. I wouldn’t be surprised if we get a statement from him sometime this week because of the blowback regarding the blackboard.

It’ll be fine.

[cowboybuddie]

bethesda seem to really struggle with towns/cities period!! their creative choices tend to be pretty interesting (e.g white run is everyone’s fav city for a reason, diamond city and good neighbour aren’t bad either) but a lot of them feel empty, without purpose. if they do have a purpose, it’s one singular thing like fishing or chems. some of the “cities” in skyrim are downright villages, with maybe one quest and then nothing. in fallout, there is still rubble in settlements, lived in places where people eat, sleep and shop- there is just piles of rubbish everywhere. like, can you imagine a settlement like vault city or shady sands in a modern fallout game? it would look insanely out of place. an equivalent of the imperial city in skyrim? a fever dream!

as cool as some of bethesda’s concepts are, it seems like logistics defeat so much, especially in fallout. i want farms, water pumps, explanations for their clean water, NEW factions, reuse of actual buildings, fishing, hunters, scavengers, washrooms, armourers. if the ncr can print posters and make flags with professional quality, society’s doing pretty okay. even the shadiest and least developed parts of fallout 1 and 2 had more of a semblance of society than the majority of 4.

rest in peace ncr, ur incompetent but ur flag is really cool bro

[psykersomatic]

[fallout-biggest-irons]

[ncrbureauofpublicaffairs]

People of the Mojave: Enlist! [made by Zachary Fittzgerald]

[wild-saber1337]

NIGHT STALKER APPARITION DAY!!!

Who's a murderous freak of nature....you are XD

I love Fallout New Vegas and I love night stalkers they are so interesting as a creature

[zeudofunk]

My submission for this monumental post fallout day

[thefalloutwiki]

Fallout: The Roleplaying Game: New Vegas Artwork

Pictured: An NCR Trooper, a Securitron, Craig Boone and Alice McLafferty, as they appear in the newly released Settler's Guide Book supplement for Fallout: The Roleplaying Game.

We'll be updating our pages to account for this new supplement soon. In the mean time, you can read more about Fallout: New Vegas here:

https://fallout.wiki/wiki/Fallout:_New_Vegas_Overview

[averagepsychouser]

Y’all know this ain’t Vulpes right