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You are so wrong... I haven't even played Fallout XDDD
Ah, I see, I just thought that Amarant
In Fallout (by the way, it's spelled "Fallout," not "Fallaute"), the point isn't that there's a war, but that the world is destroyed, and everyone doesn't care.
you wrote that. So, that's not true and it's nonsense. The point is that people never change - that's all. By the way, this idea is much better reflected in the first Fallout; the second one doesn't have a common theme, but it has many well-developed cities. And the third one allows you to see the destroyed world from a first-person perspective, and that's about it :)
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?