See their recruitment page if you have the skills or trills and fancy chipping in. Unsurprisingly, the team now find themselves wanting voice actors as well as other developers. Sure, half the characters in Bethesda's RPGs share the same voice but that's still a whole lot of words. To get around Bethesda's unhappiness about the team reusing-and, crucially, redistributing-Fallout 3's sound, they're recording the script themselves. Several members of the Road To Liberty team have also resumed work. "So after taking a few months break, I slowly picked up the pieces and continued my work on the Capital Wasteland." Something I had an extreme passion for was suddenly not there anymore," HcGxGrill continued. "For myself after working for hundreds of hours on this project and then having to stop really made me depressed. Strange desires can be suppressed, but eventually they'll bubble back up. "As you might already be aware, we were informed that our planned approach would raise some serious red flags and so after a few discussions amongst our team we decided it would be best to put the project on hold."
"Back in March of last year we communicated with Bethesda regarding our planned method to implement the voice acting and other audio from Fallout 3 into the Capital Wasteland," Capital Wasteland co-lead developer "HcGxGrill" explained in Wednesday's announcement. It's a huge undertaking to remake a game inside a marginally fancier shell but hey, puzzling personal passions are the heart of modding. Having previously intended to edit Fallout 3's sound files to work with Fallout 4, which was a no-no, they now plan to record the 45,000 lines of the game's script with new voices themselves. Having halted development in 2018 due to legal concerns, the team behind Capital Wasteland have resumed work on remaking Fallout 3 inside Fallout 4 as a mod - with a wild plan to sidestep the legal issue.
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