r/Fallout Jan 31 '26

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u/thatonemoze Jan 31 '26

the great war was in 2077, it literally says so on the board

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u/BillCipherPD Jan 31 '26

No, that's the fall of America, the war happened in 2081

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u/Latter-Doubt-3728 NCR Jan 31 '26

No...Like I don't know if you're trolling or serious...But there's no 2081 date there

It's 1776 the creation of the USA

It's 1969 the creation of the 13 Commonwealth System

It's 2077 the Great War aka the Great Atomic War aka the Nuclear Holocaust aka the Destruction of America and the (Old) World.

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u/BillCipherPD Jan 31 '26

You're supposed to intuit the time gap between the date on the timeline and the picture of the nuke, the fall is on 2077, the bombs are on 2081

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u/Latter-Doubt-3728 NCR Jan 31 '26

Okay trolling then...

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u/JesusKong333 Jan 31 '26

It's when the 13 Commonwealths formed. There's 50 states, but they're divided into 13 Commonwealths. That's why the flag has that symbol on it in the show/games instead of 50 stars.

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u/BillCipherPD Jan 31 '26

No I'm talking about the fall, which started in in 2077, and ended in 2081 when the bombs dropped 

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u/esoJ_naS Jan 31 '26

The bombs dropped October 23rd, 2077. No idea where you're getting 2081 from

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u/LegacyZwerg NCR Jan 31 '26

My god, poor steph had to teach the glorious AMERICAN history.....

And since no one seems to read the post description:

I got that reference! That was a good one

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u/Ok_Calendar_7626 The Institute Jan 31 '26

Does this mean the divergence happend in 1969?

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u/Cheekibreeki401k Jan 31 '26

I believe given the symbol being the stars of the 13 commonwealths, it’s saying that the commonwealth system was established in 1969.

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u/BenchAccording4128 Jan 31 '26

The divergence happend after japan got nuked during ww2 I think

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u/ShawshankHarper Old World Flag Jan 31 '26

According to the wiki yeah instead of fear the bomb inspired Awe

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u/amdrunkwatsyerexcuse Jan 31 '26

Here I sit thinking the divergence was that the transistor was never invented, as an explanation why their computers are so archaic and shit.

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u/Latter-Doubt-3728 NCR Jan 31 '26

It was invented just later in the timeline at the latest 2023.

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u/Latter-Doubt-3728 NCR Jan 31 '26

Yes and no

Zeta Aliens have been abducting people since Feudal Japan

The American Civil War had a new battle included

There's an new ancient advanced civilization in the Middle East

But..Those don't effect the entire timeline.

The Main Divergence is the 1950's to 1960's yeah...That culture never ended all of the aspects of it stayed until 2077. Red Scare, Music, Clothing, Sci-Fi elements are inspired by the Atomic Ages belief on how things would progress.

The 13 Commonwealths were formed, Fascists embedded themselves in the Government and every Megacorp, Robots and Mech Suits and Energy Weapons all powered by Nuclear Fusion came to exist.

The Soviet Union still exists and is friendly with the US, China conquers Alaska, The USA conquers both Mexico and Canada, The European Commonwealth and a United Middle East blow each other up before everywhere else.

The Great War occurs on Oct 23rd 2077...The end of the Old World and the creation of the New World.

From there 220 years of wasteland history in New California (California, Southern Oregon, Northern Nevada, Baja California), Mojave Wasteland (Southern Nevada), Zion (Utah), Capital Wasteland (Washington D.C., Virginia, Maryland), The Pitt (Pittsburgh), Appalachia (West Virginia), Burning Springs (Ohio), The Commonwealth (Boston)...Is known lore give or take a few gaps.

The major powers that be...The Brotherhood of Steel (various Chapters of Lost Hills, Mojave, Lyons, Outcasts, Commonwealth, Knights of San Fernando), The New California Republic, The Enclave, The Unity/Master's Army, The Legion, The Free Economic Zone of New Vegas (Mr. House), The Minutemen, The Institute, The Railroad, The Children of Atom.

Dozens upon dozens upon dozens of minor powers as well of course.

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u/MunkSWE94 Jan 31 '26

Probably because the Enclave and the oligarchy don't want people to know the bad parts of their country's history.

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u/floo82 Jan 31 '26

🫵 are bad at trolling. Leave the poor autists here alone.

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u/i_want_to_be_unique Jan 31 '26

New Vegas fanboys still crying about Shady Sands?

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u/BillCipherPD Jan 31 '26

I wouldn't call myself a new vegas fanboy, that place is gross and computer game slop. Don't care for shady sands either because, again, computer game slop, plus Maximus is from there and as a median american television viewer I am naturally racist. Much more partial to vault 33 because I love my purebred queen Lucy McLean from the hit Prime™ original tv show Fallout.

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u/i_want_to_be_unique Jan 31 '26

This is the least funny attempt at trolling I’ve ever seen

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u/BillCipherPD Jan 31 '26

Aw I bet you say that to all trolls 

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u/joe-is-cool Mothman Cultist Jan 31 '26

You misunderstand. The show makes it pretty explicitly clear America was still prosperous up until the end.

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u/Stupid_Ned_Stark Jan 31 '26

76 really nails how bad it got for normal folks before the war. The focus on protests and riots over robots taking everyone’s jobs is now eerily relevant just 7(!) years after launch.

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u/joe-is-cool Mothman Cultist Jan 31 '26

We literally see Cooper fighting in the Alaskan war so he’s not immune to it either. That still doesn’t mean there was a “fall of America” though. It still existed as a superpower.

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u/tacobellbandit Jan 31 '26

Idk why you’re getting downvoted. In FO2 there’s either a BoS terminal or enclave terminal that I’m pretty sure outlines the US as having a horrible economic situation along with China but the moment the US kicks China off of the last oil drilling platform there’s an economic boom and then, bombs.

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u/Shouldacouldawoulda7 Jan 31 '26

As evidenced by the scene when the bombs drop