Fallout TV series makes concessions for Fallout 5 game, but some ideas are rejected

There is less than a month left before Amazon's live-action "Fallout" series is aired. Recently, Bethesda's star producer Todd Howard revealed in an interview with foreign media that he rejected some creative ideas in the TV series because they will use these ideas in the production of the "Fallout 5" game.

Previously, series producer Jonathan Nolan joked that the TV version of "Fallout" was equivalent to a "non-interactive version" of "Fallout 5", and one of the series producers Graham Wagner also joked that he thought they "made "Fallout 6"."

However, Todd has a different view. He said bluntly: "I did say, 'Don't do this, because we will (apply these ideas) to the production of Fallout 5.'" He also added: "This is not an adaptation of the existing (Fallout series) story, so what impact will this have on future developments? These just happen to happen in the TV series."