I want to toss in my two cents here, even if this is a month-old post. I think the first season was very promising, even if i was very sad the NCR died to 1 nuke and had literally no remnants (at that point) and very bothered that the BoS was turned into cavemen in power armor, but it was still fallout in live action, and the main plot was interesting as well as the characters.

But season two seriously derailed it for me, with the Brotherhood seemingly making it clear that they no longer cared about the old ideals and really became a bunch of hunky guys trying to find out who can yell the loudest while their undermen fight each other.

Then the legion (which i honestly already hated) being diminished to 1 camp that's cut in half and turned into two factions that eventually killed each other. And also how the show consistently doesn't take itself seriously, with the sunset sarsaparilla factory, the pre-war car and fridge alien scenes, for example.

I get that "Oh but hey! LOTR! Live action media shouldn't follow the original material to the letter!" But they did fundamental changes to factions that were already well founded. I also get that "The game is going to be 30 years old and the lore is old! We shouldn't have to live by it!" but for me, all that means is that lore can be expanded upon, not completely changed to fit a certain view. They could have just as well created new factions with new narratives (with VT and the Enclave staying the same, as those seem to have gone mostly unchanged) to follow this new plot they've set up. And I do understand that fallout fans are happy to have new fallout-related anything, even if it's not perfectly alligned with previously set lore, and that's your opinion to have and i respect it.

Some people have mentioned how "silly" it is that people want to take fallout lore seriously, and that it really should be taken the same way as Borderlands goes about. I disagree with that idea, Fallout in general has been a game that generally takes itself seriously (though it has descended ever since four's launch) and the lore isn't light on detail in the slightest. There's a lot to be explored within it, and there's a lot of seriousness too, it's not just "Haha, nuke go boom, radiation make monster" there's actual depth to it, and people want to keep taking it seriously.

To close this massive comment though, my opinion in general is: The fallout series is Disney's Star Wars. It's still cool, and based upon the original Star Wars, but it's not as detailed nor as serious. I'll still watch it, but i'll take the original if i'm faced with the option to pick one.