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From the first Fallout game, The Master is a fabled character. Like many in the series, he started off as a regular human called Richard Moreau seeking cover in a vault as the bombs dropped. Feeling as though people should vanish and be replaced with super mutants, he became Fallout's primary enemy. Leading hundreds of super mutants toward the aim of converting all humanity, he oversaw the group "the Unity." Super mutants never would exist in the Fallout universe without The Master.
One of the few members of Vault 8, he was banished for murder and had to travel into the wasteland on his own, changing his last name to Grey en route. Though his past before this exile is still unknown, as he wandered the deserts he became a well-known and respected physician attracting interest from other passengers staying with him. Grey entered a vat of the Forced Evolutionary Virus (FEV) on a mission and so started his path towards Super Mutant supremacy. He grew to be quite strong and even more clever, which led him to feel that everyone on Earth ought to be in this state also.
The Master was eliminated in the first game, but his influence and experimentation resulted in a huge following not to mention the possibility to revive the software he uploaded personally. One of the main reasons he is such a horrible and interesting opponent in a new Fallout game is his charm. This, combined with his omnipresent access to computers, might mean that his influence could get more significant and target the future Fallout protagonist from the start.
Though he only makes one in-person appearance in Fallout, the Master is discussed by several other characters during the series. As Fallout 76 shows, having a group of Super Mutants on search for any human character might result in fierce random confrontations across Fallout's wasteland and could perhaps rely on a Wanted mechanism. Along the road, there have been numerous different cults; one with access to computers would have players battling to hide from him. Though his eerie look and distinct sounds are gone, some still recall his impact.
Other Fallout Games also heavily feature the Master, thus it is not unusual for individuals to still believe in his objective. Over the next few games, many of the NPC reference his legend. Though he never states his name, some—like Harold in Fallout 3—talk of him favorably. Though it would be a different form from his previous self, there is a likelihood that this might be an opponent observed in next Fallout games. The enemy wouldn't necessarily have to be The Master personally, but a collection of people who still honor him following all these years.
This could possibly be a source of interest for the Super Mutants since they are on search for more and are already running low of FEV. The primary search might be a vault dweller caught in the thick of a race to locate FEV first, coming across The Master's creations on route. Depending on what vaults the player is compelled to examine, there are many various adversaries that could be encountered.
The ideal kind of antagonist for Fallout 5 could be among the most horrific Fallout figures. Being a fresh player traipsing around the wasteland can be both amazing and horrible all in one. Each of the enemies that prowls the wastes may induce jump scares and nerve-wracking events that no other game can match; never knowing what might be ran into really throws a player into the deep end. Though new monster kinds could bring some fresh terrors for players both new and old, the Fallout series has a few basic elements including Super Mutants.
Over the years, the Fallout Universe has seen numerous legendary foes with different degrees of wickedness and qualities. While some of them are simply very horrible to come across, others have dubious moral character. The wasteland is thus a dynamic experience for everyone since there are even foes that can become allies as non-human Fallout companions. Two of the most recognizable foes are Ghouls and Deathclaws; nonetheless, there are a few more nasty and terrible creatures that would fit the tone exactly for next game. One in particular may include a spooky storyline that would enthrall gamers on enigmatic missions.
Still, The Master leaves his imprint on the Fallout Universe felt all throughout the wasteland. His explorations and ideas brought fresh races and animals players still come across today. Many of the terrible foes that everyone knows and loves—such as super mutants and floaters—would not exist and most of the classic Fallout creatures would not be the same without him.
The Master's narrative serves as a warning about the perils of unbridled ambition and the possibility for technological progress to have terrible results. A multifarious and intriguing enemy, he still shapes the Fallout universe.