Fallout 5 isn't only inevitable; it's been officially announced. As the Xbox brand attempts to reinvent itself this year, it's refocusing on its biggest franchises, and that involves moving Halo over to Activision and moving forward with multiple projects from Bethesda, including Fallout 5 and The Elder Scrolls 6.
Both games have a long road ahead, but we do know a bit about them so far thanks to recent announcements. Over on Reddit, fans are discussing the latest update on Fallout 5, and what it might mean for the franchise going forward. While Fallout 76 runs alongside any given Fallout release, long-time players are eagerly awaiting the next major iteration.
With the news that Fallout 5 is finally in preproduction, fans are hoping for more innovation beyondmap size and enhanced fidelity. After all, we have progressed so far in visuals and scope that many open-world games have over 100 hours of things to do. But there's a give-and-take with that "go bigger" mentality. The world needs to be interesting, because if it's not, players won't even make it to the 20-hour mark.
That said, fans want more from Bethesda than a standard Fallout experience. As...
