The creators of the Fallout TV show have announced that Season 2 will maintain a mystery around the endings of Fallout: New Vegas by adopting a "fog of war approach." This choice means that the various factions involved in the story will each believe they came out on top in the conflict from the video game, reflecting the subjective nature of historical narratives. Set in 2296, 15 years after the events of the game, Season 2 features familiar characters and factions like Mr. House. The show aims to honor the diverse experiences players had in New Vegas, without endorsing a single canonical ending. A notable update reveals the Kings, a minor faction from the game, have struggled and become ghouls in this new storyline. Fallout Season 2 is set to premiere on December 17, offering fans a rich connection with the game world and its lore.

What is the "fog of war approach" in Fallout Season 2?

The "fog of war approach" refers to the show's method of presenting multiple factions' belief that they won the events of Fallout: New Vegas, without confirming a single victorious faction from the game. This strategy allows the series to explore different perspectives and interpretations of historical outcomes.

Fallout: New Vegas, developed by Obsidian Entertainment and released in 2010, is a critically acclaimed RPG set in a post-apocalyptic world. It stands out for its intricate storytelling, player choice, and its nuanced portrayal of factions vying for power in the wasteland. The rich narrative has made it a fan favorite, leading to high expectations for its adaptation into a television series. Fans are eager to see how the survival and resilience of characters and their factions will be portrayed in the upcoming season.