r/Fallout • u/Royalexp • 4d ago

If Bethesda decides to make a Fallout film, it should focus on the story of Randall Clark and his adventures in Zion. It’s one of the best pieces of lore I’ve ever read.

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u/Mr-BillCipher 4d ago

I played NV, it was a fun game, though I really really hate its online fanbase. Honestly, I doubt Todd Howard's going to be allowed to hold onto fallout

On Howard's timeline, he has no plans to start a new fallout game for around 20 years, or 30 years after fo4

Microsoft wants a new game now while the fanbase is reeled in

Todd howard is a fantastic game lead, absolutely fantastic, but I've rarely heard of a worse CEO. Dude has a massive AAA game studio, and instead of having multiple IPs working at once, the dude hyperfocuses on one IP at a time so he can lead them. Which is not his job. He's a CEO now, not a lead

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u/Strange_Compote_4592 4d ago

And instead of having multiple IPs working at once, the dude hyperfocuses on one IP at a time

It will probably sound weird, but that approach is why I consider Bethesda my favourite studio.

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u/Pixel22104 Brotherhood 3d ago

I totally agree with you. While Bethesda isn’t my number one favorite gaming studio(that honor goes to Nintendo), they still are up there as one of my favorites even despite their flaws. I still really find it so cool that even though Todd Howard is CEO of Bethesda Game Studios. That he still wants to be involved with every project. He still wants to be part of the process that makes the games. I know it can make projects take forever to do but even still.

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u/Strange_Compote_4592 3d ago

Yup. He is really cool even in vacuum. The CEO who actually cares about his games. And in comparison to other CEOs he is a fucking saint.

Has he ever been in a scandal, actually? Like, anything other that "dur-hur, skyrim rerelease"?