Bethesda hired a senior member of the mod team of Fallout: London, and the project manager would turn down a job offer to work on the series. In a statement released Friday, in fact, the development team stated that the chief technical consultant Ryan Johnson would leave the project to work at Bethesda as an associate level designer.
The Fallout: London Developer’s Announcement
The communiqué wished him well and said that Johnsonwhose job was to advise the mod’s level designers, has “Helped to gather his knowledge in valuable design documentation, so that the rest of the team can work on it seamlessly in his place.”
The message also revealed that, following a “A hard examination of conscience”the project manager, Dean Carter ha “Decided to refuse the offer of a role in the sector” At Double Eleven co-developer of F76 based in the UK, to continue working on the mod “until the end”. Last year, Bethesda Game Studios took over the writing manager of the mod as an associate mission designer.
Fallout: London which includes a condensed version of London focused on the main neighborhoods, it was recently confirmed for release in 2023. According to its creators:
“The title is an ambitious DLC that takes the player into the nuclear apocalypse to the doors of Parliament.”
“The mod embodies the gritty and adventurous nature of Fallout games with a new world, factions, storylines, NPCs, weapons, creatures and more!”