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Not long after I completed the last edition, I began work on the next version of the Fallout Composite Map, although due to recent events I am (for the time being) renaming it to the Post-Nuclear Composite Map.

With this edition comes major changes, which I shall now explain from west to east:

I recompiled the western games and cleaned up their terrain cells so that the developer-intended distance between Fallout and Fallout: Sonora's maps could be maintained.

I have reworked the roads and Colorado river to make them take up less space. Following this, I added the railroad systems from Fallout: Nevada and Van Buren (which surprisingly overlap.)

I added the main locations from Wasteland 3 marked in white, spoilers beware.

I added terrain using a real-life terrain map for Texas, leaving a conspicuous gap between Fallout: Sonora and Fallout: BoS' maps that a future developer can and should fill up.

The most obvious additions are in the east: I have added the world map for The Sum, a survival RPG mod built on Fallout: Tactics by Hugo Nadeau, and I have added locations from Fallout 3, 4, and 76. The Fallout 76 world map is a little large and may need to be halved sometime down the road. I also added locations referencing Fallout: New California, Alton IL, and Washington's Malevolence as they are the largest and most visible Fallout 3 and New Vegas worldspace mods.

Given recent events with Microsoft buying ZeniMax and the uncertainty of Fallout and Wasteland's futures, I am not sure when this map will next be updated. Mutants Rising, Fallout: Yesterday, and TTW's planned addon(s) all have content that could help build the map, but they do not have ETAs. The Frontier may also help build in a northerly direction. I almost added the Last Hope mod to this map but could not square its worldspace and lore, and I also have yet to finish it. All I ask for any aspiring modder or game developer that someone please fill that ugly gap between Sonora and Texas where I have placed the game titles.

Please feel free to use this map and its accompanying basemap to create Fallout and Wasteland content as you please. I would prefer credit, but it is not necessary. In the meantime, I must now give my credits.

Credit goes to Interplay/Black Isle/Obsidian for creating Fallout and the three canonical games Fallout, Fallout 2, and Fallout: New Vegas. They also get credit for the cancelled third game (Van Buren).
Credit goes to Interplay and Micro Forte for creating Fallout: Tactics.
Credit goes to Nevada Band Studios for their two fan games Fallout: Nevada and Fallout: Sonora. These games are mods for Fallout 2 and can be downloaded here: www.nma-fallout.com/threads/fa… fallout-nevada.ucoz.ru/index/f… Fallout: Sonora is not yet translated to English; if you know Russian and want to help, they are organizing here: www.nma-fallout.com/threads/ge…
Credit goes to the Resurrection Team for their fan game Fallout 1.5. This game is a mod for Fallout 2 and can be downloaded here: resurrection.cz/en/download/
Credit goes to Hugo Nadeau for developing The Sum. This game is a mod for Fallout: Tactics and can be downloaded here: www.moddb.com/mods/thesum
Credit goes to Interplay/InXile for creating Wasteland and developing Wasteland, Wasteland 2, and Wasteland 3.
Credit goes to Bethesda Softworks for developing and publishing Fallout 3, Fallout 4, and Fallout 76.

Microsoft is currently the IP holder for both Fallout and Wasteland.

Description
Not long after I completed the last edition, I began work on the next version of the Fallout Composite Map, although due to recent events I am (for the time being) renaming it to the Post-Nuclear Composite Map.

With this edition comes major changes, which I shall now explain from west to east:

I recompiled the western games and cleaned up their terrain cells so that the developer-intended distance between Fallout and Fallout: Sonora's maps could be maintained.

I have reworked the roads and Colorado river to make them take up less space. Following this, I added the railroad systems from Fallout: Nevada and Van Buren (which surprisingly overlap.)

I added the main locations from Wasteland 3 marked in white, spoilers beware.

I added terrain using a real-life terrain map for Texas, leaving a conspicuous gap between Fallout: Sonora and Fallout: BoS' maps that a future developer can and should fill up.

The most obvious additions are in the east: I have added the world map for The Sum, a survival RPG mod built on Fallout: Tactics by Hugo Nadeau, and I have added locations from Fallout 3, 4, and 76. The Fallout 76 world map is a little large and may need to be halved sometime down the road. I also added locations referencing Fallout: New California, Alton IL, and Washington's Malevolence as they are the largest and most visible Fallout 3 and New Vegas worldspace mods.

Given recent events with Microsoft buying ZeniMax and the uncertainty of Fallout and Wasteland's futures, I am not sure when this map will next be updated. Mutants Rising, Fallout: Yesterday, and TTW's planned addon(s) all have content that could help build the map, but they do not have ETAs. The Frontier may also help build in a northerly direction. I almost added the Last Hope mod to this map but could not square its worldspace and lore, and I also have yet to finish it. All I ask for any aspiring modder or game developer that someone please fill that ugly gap between Sonora and Texas where I have placed the game titles.

Please feel free to use this map and its accompanying basemap to create Fallout and Wasteland content as you please. I would prefer credit, but it is not necessary. In the meantime, I must now give my credits.

Credit goes to Interplay/Black Isle/Obsidian for creating Fallout and the three canonical games Fallout, Fallout 2, and Fallout: New Vegas. They also get credit for the cancelled third game (Van Buren).
Credit goes to Interplay and Micro Forte for creating Fallout: Tactics.
Credit goes to Nevada Band Studios for their two fan games Fallout: Nevada and Fallout: Sonora. These games are mods for Fallout 2 and can be downloaded here: www.nma-fallout.com/threads/fa… fallout-nevada.ucoz.ru/index/f… Fallout: Sonora is not yet translated to English; if you know Russian and want to help, they are organizing here: www.nma-fallout.com/threads/ge…
Credit goes to the Resurrection Team for their fan game Fallout 1.5. This game is a mod for Fallout 2 and can be downloaded here: resurrection.cz/en/download/
Credit goes to Hugo Nadeau for developing The Sum. This game is a mod for Fallout: Tactics and can be downloaded here: www.moddb.com/mods/thesum
Credit goes to Interplay/InXile for creating Wasteland and developing Wasteland, Wasteland 2, and Wasteland 3.
Credit goes to Bethesda Softworks for developing and publishing Fallout 3, Fallout 4, and Fallout 76.

Microsoft is currently the IP holder for both Fallout and Wasteland.