Some even say the Board rules the city to this day, from their shining lights at the Tower of Byzantia. It doesn't have as many problems as most places do thanks to the Board, a group of ex-Vault City, Ex-Enclave and Vault-Tec personnel who made this bustling post-war city via the use of the GECK since it's formation in 2200. The year is now 2300, the beginning of the 24th century, and the Halcyon is an okay place to live. Main article: Fallout: The Traveler/Storyline Background What seem to be simple trading stop has taken the turn for the worse.' You are the Traveler, hired by the Crimson Caravan company, to embark on a merchant trading stop to the Halcyon. in the world filled with misery and uncertainty. All grew in periods of peace and darkness. But the path for them are always there to follow. What's the point?įor many of the wastelanders, the road for them is very difficult one, far more than the legends. They no longer suprises a few people to learn how many people don't even believe in anything. There are much to be skeptible about this wasteland. Under control of the organization, known as The Board and their army of own soldiers and the Six Companies. Fourteen societies, the German-American republic of Monstadt, the Chinese-American society known as Liyue Qixing, the people of Sumeru, Halcyon's rival Fontaine, the Shogunate empire known as Inazuma, the New California Republic of the American southwest, the two chapters of the Brotherhood of Steel from both coasts of America, the Minutemen, a growing power coming from the Commonwealth, the shadowy society known as the Railroad, the resurgent army of the Desert Rangers from Alaska, the army of the 87 tribes, Caesar's Legion, the recently established Institute presence from the Commonwealth, the invaders of the Nuka-World Raiders and the warlike Patriarchs, all locked sights on the blooming city.ĭespite the turmoil from the fourteen societies, the City of Halcyon has stayed as the safest place and populated city in the Wasteland. When they opened, their inhabitants set out across ruins of the old world to build new societies, establish new villages, forming tribes.Īs decades passed, a group of ex-Vault City, Ex-Enclave and former Vault-Tec personnel created a powerful and bustling city known as Halcyon.īut as Halcyon grew in the coming years.

25.2 Fallout Halcyon: Wasteland TrailblazerĢ077, the atomic fire consumed the earth, those who survived did so in great, underground vaults.

24.1 Hawke Gaming Industries Official Description.

21.2.8 Back To Zion - Another Honest Heart.

21.2.5 Elijah's Resurgence - The 2nd Dead Money.

5.10 US Government Emergency Supply Time Capsules.

5.9 US Government Emergency Requisition Radio Beacon.

5.7 Military Underground Complexes and Vaults.

2.3 Act I: Tracking Down the Responsible.

The gameplay of the game is based off the later games of the series while retaining feel, the roleplaying, player freedom and sandbox-style gameplay of Obsidian's New Vegas installment including the Outer Worlds and Genshin Impact to create a flexible and intense survival experience. Players take control of an character, given the nickname 'The Traveler', is assigned to find and track down the killers who ambushed the Caravan after awakened at the small town known as the Villa, forcing them to venture out into the wasteland to find them. The game is set within a post-apocalyptic, open world environment that encompasses a scaled region consisting of the ruins of the West Coast and much of the countryside to the north and east of it, and is set in the year 2300, the start of the 24th Century.

Fallout: The Traveler, also known as Fallout The Traveler: The Ultimate Post Nuclear Role Playing Game, is a post-apocalyptic action role-playing game developed by Hawke Gaming Industries, Obsidian Entertainment, Bethesda Singapore and miHoYo and published by Bethesda-Cognosphere.

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