Originally the intro was supposed to run entirely in the engine. But across the Colorado, another society had arisen under a different flag. Log in to view your list of favourite games. We attempted this for about a month, but the cutscene was unstable.

As the in engine intro proved difficult to implement, the press demo code was used in the release game, with an added line that played the FNV. One is twice as long, with extra lines featuring the three characters bickering about how to get home again. His request was to cite this speech and unfortunately, I have not had the chance to play said game or get into it. Animations would desync and the sequence would break with high frequency. At some point in development two things happened firstly a press demo was created that commented out the intro and skipped straight to the character creation part of the game, and secondly the in-engine intro was completely scrapped and replaced with an FMV instead. For example, One iteration uses the setscale command to make the player half the size to give the impression of kneeling (the player is actually standing bolt upright the whole time). This doesn't seem to work right either (if you enter these commands by hand in the console they DO fix this bug, they just don't seem to work right called in a script) and usually still results in the player still being classified as a child despite having an adult body, breaking the Vigor tester sequence. Calling this command at any time instantly crashes the game. They returned with tales of a city untouched by the warheads that had scorched the rest of the world, and a great wall spanning the Colorado River.

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