Louis, where the Warriors were summarily defeated in a trap, and the remains of the city were razed to the ground - civilians included. Eventually culminating in a final battle at St. This would spark a civil conflict within the Midwest Brotherhood, the "Brotherhood" vs the "Warriors" of Steel. The Elders in Chicago ordered the summary execution of The Warrior, to which his men denied. As the situation grew dire, the Warrior and his western soldiers decided to utilize a captured nuclear warhead to destroy the Calculator at Cheyenne Mountain - a direct violation of their primary directive in securing the Calculator and its technology and the usage of atomic warfare a capital offense. The war with the Calculator's Army in the Rockies was prolonged and costly, spearheaded by a now infamous "Warrior" who dug into the western settlements and became something of a folk/war hero as he raised soldiers from the locals against the machines onslaught. In short I'd write it so that the Brotherhood established a neo-feudal militia across the Midwest, clearing hostile warlords and aggressive tribal hordes such as the Beastmasters (Supers didn't make it to the Midwest in this canon), spreading far and wide due to their vehicular supremacy. Effectively there'd be a clean up and clarification of the canon there, and a portrayal of the "real" events of Tactics. Setting would be somewhere in the 2220s, in the Midwest. Optional "Stronghold" system where the player can help establish a single outpost for their faction of choice, doing detailed questlines to strengthen the location into a community and manage its various troubles, also acting as a home base for the player.Lots of choice in type (Motorbike, Truck etc)
I have two ideas floating around, both are intended for potential future PnP campaigns but I thought about them as games at one point.
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