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Welcome to Nukapedia's portal dedicated to Fallout Tactics! Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel, developed by Micro Forté and published by Interplay in 2001, is the third title in the Fallout series, but is not a traditional RPG (so it wasn't entitled Fallout 3). Instead, Fallout Tactics focuses on squad-based combat and introduces near real-time combat, called "continuous turn-based" by the developers, as well as a multiplayer mode, to the Fallout series. The plot of the game takes place in the American Midwest rather than the West Coast, as the previous Fallout titles did.

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The C-27 Series humanoid robots, created by the Acme corporation before the Great War, are the main work force for the Calculator. As the name implies, they are bipedal, two armed robots, about the size of a large man. Due to budget cutbacks by the Department of Defense for Vault 0, several important backup systems were not included to the neuro-link systems. This made the Calculator corrupted and instead of releasing the robots to make the wasteland safe for humanity, the robots manufactured from Vault 0 used its arsenal and anywhere else that sufficient armament could be found, to exterminate all life, completing the so called "pacification protocol". Humanoid robots can use most normal human equipment, without any sort of RS-231.5 interface required by most robotics. read more...

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