Fallout 4

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No, anche il primo è post-post apocalittico. La fine del mondo ed i disordini sono gia cessati da un pezzo, questa è la parte in cui la gente sta ricostruendo. Gli umani lo fanno reinstituendo villaggi, linee di baratti, una rozza forma di moneta. Il Master lo fa cercando di forzare l'evoluzione in una razza piu adatti, ammassando tecnologia ed armamenti.
Non è mai stata una serie sulla sopravvivenza recente dopo la bomba, ma su quel che la società fa dopo.
Un reale esempio di post-apocalittico è la serie di Kenshiro, dove nessuno ricostruisce niente, la società è ancora in mille pezzi con banditi ovunque e la gente si barcamena come può.

Questo è ciò che intendo io per post-post-apocalittico:

Josh Sawyer, the lead designer on "Fallout: New Vegas," has very strong feelings about the world in which the game is set. It's a far cry from the D.C. Wasteland, and not just geographically. In a lot of ways it's actually the next step in an attempt to return to civilization.

"One of the things we're focusing on with 'New Vegas,' is that this is a post-post-apocalyptic society. Governments have formed and have congress. There are large slaver armies and big merchant caravans."

The differences between the two worlds aren't just a matter of increased infrastructure, though. Sawyer described the world as "much more political." "'Fallout 3' presented the Enclave as very very bad, and the Brotherhood of Steel as very good in opposition to the Enclave," he explained. "In 'New Vegas' we're presenting the landscape a bit differently. You might think the [New California Republic] is purely good, but they're not purely good. And you may think Caesar's Legion is purely bad, but they're not purely bad."

It's this gray area that the "New Vegas" developers want to focus on, displaying the perils that derive from furthering civilization. "Most of their failings are based on the fact that they're huge societies that have many of the same failings that we have today in our modern world."