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Post by KostaAndreadis @ 01:27pm 04/01/19 | 2 Comments
After being cancelled in the early parts of last year due to potential issues with re-using all the voice work from the original, the ambitious Fallout 3 fan remake called Capital Wasteland is back on track. The mod which aims to recreate the entirety of the game in Fallout 4, will now seek to re-record the approximately 45,000 voice lines from the original game.

An ambitious and immense task that served as one of the main reasons that project was cancelled or put on hold by the developers. In a new post by Capital Wasteland co-lead, HcGxGrill, details the reasoning for continuing the work.
Back in March of last year we communicated with Bethesda regarding our planned method to implement the voice acting and other audio from Fallout 3 into the Capital Wasteland. As you might already be aware, we were informed that our planned approach would raise some serious red flags and so after a few discussions amongst our team we decided it would be best to put the project on hold.

For myself after working for hundreds of hours on this project and then having to stop really made me depressed. Something I had an extreme passion for was suddenly not there anymore. So after taking a few months break, I slowly picked up the pieces and continued my work on the Capital Wasteland.





Be sure to check out the full post, which includes more screens than the ones we've included above. Also, there's a call out to potential developers and voice actors and artists who might want to chip in and help with making Capital Wasteland a reality.





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Latest Comments
Winston
Posted 09:57am 05/1/19
Bethesda should just let them use the audio, assuming they don't want to profit from the mod.

They could use the goodwill at the moment.
BladeRunner
Posted 03:23am 06/1/19
They should let them use the audio but their legal department probably would not let them. There could be a way around it. As in people who want to use the mod have to have a legal copy of FO3, like on steam, then use some sort of audio extractor tool or copy the BSA files from their legal copy to the mod folder or something.

I should install New Vegas and that new mod that came out last month. I did have it installed but my game HDD started to play up so now I have to full up my new drive.
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