One of the most ambitious projects of the community of mods of the Bethesda games has had an abrupt end. We are talking about Capital Wasteland: A Road to Liberty Project, a mod for Fallout 4 in its PC version that was intended to be the famous Fallout 3 Remake.
Yesterday, through a statement that was shared on the social networks, the head of programming of Capital Wasteland: A Road to Liberty Project reported that the project of Fallout 3 Remake has been canceled after a series of communications that the development team had with Bethesda.
According to the creative, the legal information provided by the company made them see that if the project went on, at some point, it would meet the limits set by law in terms of copyright and use of licenses.
This situation led the team to make the decision to finish the project, especially because, even though the graphics and scenario design section was within legal limits, the files with the original voices could not be integrated into the mod and although they thought of performing a new dubbing job, they felt that the essence of the game would be lost.
The team that was creating the mod for Fallout 4 ensured that Bethesda did not stop the project, but in the talks, the company made clear the legal conflict that could arise if it continued along the same path. In this way, Capital Wasteland: A Road to Liberty Project was canceled and the promise of its creators is that, if at any time there are legal avenues to make it a reality, they will do so.
If you guys haven’t already heard the unfortunate news The Capital Wasteland Project (Fallout 3 in Fallout 4) is stopping development, here is their official statement. (Video on the topic coming shortly) pic.twitter.com/OMN1ZvKhbZ
— JuiceHead (@JuiceHead3311) March 12, 2018
