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How would you guys feel about a New Vegas style (Fallout 4 engine with some borrowed assets) Fallout game set in the Midwest like Utah or Idaho. The technology would be less advanced with weapons like spears and bows being standard, home-made or salvaged firearms being mid-level weapons, and functional plasma rifles and combat rifles being the equivalent of Fat Mans and Gatling Lasers in Fallout 3 or 4.

The story of the game could be about the player character trying to save his tribe from conquest by Caesar's Legion. We could finally explore places like Dogtown (Denver) and Flagstaff (Legion "capital"). There could be super mutants left from the Master's Army but overall less radiation and more wilderness.

It seems the east coast tribals aren't just aboriginal throwbacks but degenerate idiots. We so far have seen one tribe that is looney about a talking tree despite said talking tree's annoyance at his deification, and we have another that is comprised of lobotomized droolies. I'm not sure I want to see any more east coast tribals.

I don't think you read his post very carefully. He's not asking for "east coast tribals." He's asking for a game set in Utah or Wyoming.

Anyway, to answer the question: I would love a game set in some niche area in Utah or Idaho that was less technologically advanced than the previous games. I think that would make for a nice change of pace.

I dunno. It's easier to me to believe than having them all running around saying "Ring-a-ding-ding, baby!" or "Ave, Caesar!"

The Treeminders are not tribals, they are a cult. Tribals are groups like the white legs, sorrows, and dead horses, who lack anything resembling basic knowledge of technology.

As for the OP's question, no, I would personally not like a tribal based Fallout game, because tribals are boring due to their lack of... well.. everything. Tribals are supposed to be on their way out, not the center of a game.