Released last year, the Fallout live-action series is arguably the best video game adaptation Hollywood has delivered in recent times, and things keep looking up for the series, bearing in mind how it essentially has a long list of plot lines to choose from in the coming seasons.
Fallout’s second season is already on its way, and it has some business to finish over from its first season as well as new things to introduce to the viewers. One of these new elements can be a company that invented the power armor but was dishearteningly involved in some activities that can’t be openly talked about.
Fallout Season 2 and a potential introduction of West-Tec
In the post-apocalyptic world of Fallout, there is no shortage of evil companies out to get you. While West-Tec was not involved much in the series’ first season, we can potentially see more of the company and its sinister shenanigans in the upcoming adaptation episodes.
Talking about which company was one of the more evil ones, a user posted the following thread on the franchise’s official subreddit, with a comment even calling out West-Tec and their experiments, which could potentially make an appearance in the next season of the Fallout series.
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West-Tek was originally founded as a private defense contractor tasked with developing advanced military technology for the U.S. government before all the experimenting nightmares. If Fallout Season 2 is looking for another evil company to expose, West-Tek is practically the best candidate to go after.
Why Fallout has the perfect setup for future seasons
The series’ first season primarily focused on exposing the horrible truth behind the workings of Vault-Tec and its experiments. However, after being done and dusted with that, our protagonists can finally move on to uncovering the secrets of other companies that have had a hand in destroying humanity and society.
The horror didn’t stop in the labs. When the company’s FEV virus was tested in the wild, entire populations were wiped out, either melting into radioactive sludge or mutating into something unrecognizable. And yet, even as the world worsened, West-Tek scientists continued their work, convinced that their research would lead to the next step in human evolution.
The evil company is ultimately the perfect next villain to explore in the coming episodes. The corporation tried to play god but ended up contributing a hand in making the world a wasteland and transforming humans into their worst possible mutation.
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