Yes. Although the extent of changes is large, Resurrection is still a modification of Fallout 2.
When it's done, it's done. Currently we're counting on this year (2009).
Resurrection will be available for free download at our web page. Release of this mod through other means will be considered when the time is right.
We don’t think it’s very meaningful to release a demo for a free game running on the Fallout 2 engine, which everyone already knows. If you want to take a closer look at Resurrection, look at the game sample.
Time-wise it will be between Fallout 1 and 2. Geographically it will take place in New Mexico, therefore east of the future NCR, thus east of the Fallout 1 map.
Number and size of locations will be similar to Fallout 1, however the number of quests, and especially number of ways to solve them, will be much greater than in Fallout 1.
Yes, there will.
No. Not to ruin the impression of the game, talking heads would have to be fully worked out and have professional dabbing. Therefore we decided not to go into that.
There will be new reputation titles and a few new perks.
No. Not only there is no need for it, but also it doesn’t fit in with the style and the environment of Resurrection. In other words, working car is too much of a luxury for a postapocalyptic world.
Caps, same as in Fallout 1. Coins belong to a later time and the area of NCR.
The Brotherhood doesn’t belong to the time and the area of Resurrection, therefore no, it won’t be.
No, for the same reasons as the Brotherhood. And because there will be no Enclave, there will be no Enclave power armor.
As was written above, the game will take place in a different place from the original Fallouts. However, people don’t always stay in one place, and so it could happen that you meet some known characters from Fallout 1. However it won’t be a given thing, such encounters should be quite rare, and thus (hopefully) more enjoyable.
Yes, that will be possible.
These and similar things will obviously be there, as without them it wouldn’t really be Fallout.
Thank you, but no. In the current state of development it’s too late to add or change anything.
See Cooperation section.