Fallout fans torn as series' future accidentally 'confirmed' early

The future of the Fallout franchise is shrouded in secrecy, with Bethesda not confirming anything about the fifth game in the series as they work on The Elder Scrolls VI.

For fans, aside from Fallout 76 and the successful Amazon Prime TV show, there’s not much out there for long time Fallout lovers.

Fallout season 2 is still some way off, and fans are getting desperate

Fans will take anything they can get, right now, and when actor Aaron Moten recently teased that the Fallout show could run for five or six seasons, Reddit grabbed hold of the information, leaving the audience split.

“It's been 10 years Since Fallout 4 and 15 since New Vegas, I'll take whatever Fallout I can get at this point,” said Sgt_Dashie after hearing the news.

Without another game on the horizon, the best we’re going to get is more seasons of the TV show as they slowly trickle out over the coming years.

Some fans are concerned that production is too slow, and we’ll be waiting years for the shows to air.

“5 or 6 seasons over 15+ years, the way things have been recently,” comments DipDipPotatoChip43.

“Just in time for Fallout 5 then!” jokes another Redditor in reply.

Some fans aren’t sure the Fallout show will keep their attention if it drags out over multiple seasons, as one commenter notes, “IDK how I feel about this. If they aren’t releasing yearly… I’ll lose interest.”

Discussion quickly turned to the future of the games, with some believing that the next taste of Fallout will come via a remaster, which was leaked in Microsoft documents some time ago.

“People are f**king STARVED for Bethesda games and modern games just take too goddamn long to make,” said trautsj.

One thing remains constant, people want more Fallout, and until we hear something solid on the next game, we’ll have to make do with what we have.