In Fallout 4 I would definitally wish to see something in the wild that didn't want to eat your face or smash it in. It seems that every time I wandered out of a city, something or someone was waiting to shoot me or eat me. Needless to say the game is really good and I won't say otherwise, but for once in the game I wish there was some sort of monster or person or super mutant that wasn't trying to eat my face off. Oh sorry, I remeber know that there is a super mutant that does help you, but I wish that there was some others that couldn't care less that I walked through there death pit. Also DEATHCLAWS are extremely overpowered, and I think the only way to kill them is the alien blaster.
Fallout 4, what would you like to see?
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You cant have vehicles in fallout 4 cause in falloout 3 have u seen how many bloody rocks there are!!! you wouldnt be able to drive 5 bloody metres without i getting stuck..unless you wont to stay on road or they levitated or it was 4x4 or an animal of some kind.
suggetings for animal to ride:
1, braheim
2, queen ants
3, mutant horses
4, giant radscropians
5, harold the tree guy in dog form
6, yuo gui
that is all
oh and robots and trainded deathclaws would be sweet,
and difference between female and male animales like death claws the females stay around the nest and are more agresive and the males have bigger claws shorter tail or something
suggetings for animal to ride:
1, braheim
2, queen ants
3, mutant horses
4, giant radscropians
5, harold the tree guy in dog form
6, yuo gui
that is all
oh and robots and trainded deathclaws would be sweet,
and difference between female and male animales like death claws the females stay around the nest and are more agresive and the males have bigger claws shorter tail or something
another that would be nice is that if you could start you own settlement and base them with your own morals, like peace and love with primitive tech or anger and war and hate and they comunicate by eating eachers faces.... ok off topic and future tech stuff like that
You know, a while ago I read something about Bethesda registering elderscrollsonline.com or somethin'..ThePeaceFrog said:
On-topic, more voice actors, better dialogue, a more immediate story (I did almost all the sidequests but never got to vault...15, was it? The one for Scientific Pursuits) and more levels. 20 levels is a bit short. Fallout 2 had 99 levels, didn't it? If Bethesda could think up like 200 perks to choose from that'd be great.
Those Motorbikes and bikes you can see in different places being able to start and use them would be a bonus. Vehicles would be a class way of seeing the wasteland. Even in the apocolyptic future i am sure they have some form of travel.PedroSteckecilo said:
I just thought what about riding brahmin!
This.PedroSteckecilo said:
Also, more endings, the ability to play after finishing the main quest, a larger wasteland, the car from Fallout 2. Mod tools on release, not a while afterward.
What I'd like to see from the Fallout series? The series ended before it outstays its welcome, perhaps.
But, if that doesn't happen (which is likely), I'd like to see an improved graphics and physics engine.
But, if that doesn't happen (which is likely), I'd like to see an improved graphics and physics engine.
A main storyline that doesn't suck so much. The main story in Fallout 3 is a horrible mess, like in Oblivion you aren't the main character (your father is much more important to the plot than you are). And the whole water purifier thing doesn't make any sense.
More fleshed out locations, Fallout 3 has lots of thing and places but most of them aren't expanded upon or feel unfinished, take for example the Dunwitch Building it ends just when it starts getting really cool.
Better villain, the Master in Fallout 1 was the high-point of the game, before that if you did some side-quests you could gather Info that showed that his plan was ultimately impossible, this caused him to commit suicide. In 3 you convince Eden to kill himself and all his men (essentially convincing him that everything he's been doing for the past 200 years is pointless) merely by saying "but where will it end?".
Darker, Fallout 3 was far too optimistic and happy when compared to the first 2 games.
Better combat, bullets kill people, quickly In Fallout 3 most enemies seem to absorb almost all the bullets I shoot them with. Make ammo much rarer but increase the damage guns do, this means that unarmed and Melee become viable choices and helps with the wasteland atmosphere.
Realistic setting, Nukes fell 200 years ago. 200 years is a long time, people should not still be living in rough shacks, there should not still be medicine in the local supermarkets, Fallout 3 seems to be set maybe 20 years after the nukes fell, there are many places left completely unlooted despite the fact that the economy is based entirely on loot and salvage.
Viable Socio-Economic structure, what do people in the Capitol Wasteland eat? there are no farms anywhere. Certain places like Rivet City have no conceivable way of generating income or trade goods, and no way of getting food from theoretical farms that my exist. How do they survive?
More fleshed out locations, Fallout 3 has lots of thing and places but most of them aren't expanded upon or feel unfinished, take for example the Dunwitch Building it ends just when it starts getting really cool.
Better villain, the Master in Fallout 1 was the high-point of the game, before that if you did some side-quests you could gather Info that showed that his plan was ultimately impossible, this caused him to commit suicide. In 3 you convince Eden to kill himself and all his men (essentially convincing him that everything he's been doing for the past 200 years is pointless) merely by saying "but where will it end?".
Darker, Fallout 3 was far too optimistic and happy when compared to the first 2 games.
Better combat, bullets kill people, quickly In Fallout 3 most enemies seem to absorb almost all the bullets I shoot them with. Make ammo much rarer but increase the damage guns do, this means that unarmed and Melee become viable choices and helps with the wasteland atmosphere.
Realistic setting, Nukes fell 200 years ago. 200 years is a long time, people should not still be living in rough shacks, there should not still be medicine in the local supermarkets, Fallout 3 seems to be set maybe 20 years after the nukes fell, there are many places left completely unlooted despite the fact that the economy is based entirely on loot and salvage.
Viable Socio-Economic structure, what do people in the Capitol Wasteland eat? there are no farms anywhere. Certain places like Rivet City have no conceivable way of generating income or trade goods, and no way of getting food from theoretical farms that my exist. How do they survive?
are you saying there is somthing wrong with my great meaning of life?Arachon said:
yes, I know it will never happen and I also know that maybe a good thing, I really think they should stop it now when they are on a roll so they don't come with some really bad final game ruining the feeling we got from the rest of the games...
Yes... Yes I do... Basically what you are doing is taking the existing, proper, Fallout franshice (that being FO 1 & 2), and taking a gigantic dump on it... You don't happen to work at Bethesda do you?Renamedsin said:are you saying there is somthing wrong with my great meaning of life?
yes, I know it will never happen and I also know that maybe a good thing, I really think they should stop it now when they are on a roll so they don't come with some really bad final game ruining the feeling we got from the rest of the games...
I want Bethesda to write to Valve and ask them for a copy of the Half Life 2 manual aiming mechanics for Fallout 4.
Mix in VATS with that and you could have a hell of an experience.
I would love a bethesda game that doesn't crash and glitch every ten minutes.
Also more variety in the environments would be nice. I'd be happy to have a smaller wasteland to explore if it had more variety and less subway stations.
More rewards and loot, and the ability to join factions and partake in guild-like stroylines.
Mix in VATS with that and you could have a hell of an experience.
I would love a bethesda game that doesn't crash and glitch every ten minutes.
Also more variety in the environments would be nice. I'd be happy to have a smaller wasteland to explore if it had more variety and less subway stations.
More rewards and loot, and the ability to join factions and partake in guild-like stroylines.
I think......I'd like more options in clothing. I realize Fallout has always consisted of one piece outfits and things, but I'd love it if Raider Armor plates could be put on a Parkstroller outfit. (fun fact, my favorite outfit in Fallout 3 is the Merc Veteran / Wasteland Legend clothings), so, something along the lines of Morrowind's armor/clothing system.
Also, more in depth emotions (no more, "You can tell I'm sad because I'm looking downward" shit)and body movement in dialogues.
Better stealth kills with Melee weapons too. If I get a critical with a melee in stealth that kills or cripples an opponent, show me. Give me some Manhunt action. I'm not saying I want the Stealth Kill charge system from Manhunt, just, when I sneak up on someone and attack, it might be fun showing me decapitating them with a sword, or busting their leg out with a sledge hammer before letting their personal gravity pull my hammer down into their skull.
Items like backpacks or something that could be equipped to give an extra bit of carrying capacity.
Oh, and breakable doors and things, (like, inside doors that don't take you to a loading area) so I'm not thwarted by a wooden door that's a lockpick level higher than I have even if I am currently holding a flaming sword. >8/
Better impact physics on objects as well.
Darker feel would be nice.
Also, more in depth emotions (no more, "You can tell I'm sad because I'm looking downward" shit)and body movement in dialogues.
Better stealth kills with Melee weapons too. If I get a critical with a melee in stealth that kills or cripples an opponent, show me. Give me some Manhunt action. I'm not saying I want the Stealth Kill charge system from Manhunt, just, when I sneak up on someone and attack, it might be fun showing me decapitating them with a sword, or busting their leg out with a sledge hammer before letting their personal gravity pull my hammer down into their skull.
Items like backpacks or something that could be equipped to give an extra bit of carrying capacity.
Oh, and breakable doors and things, (like, inside doors that don't take you to a loading area) so I'm not thwarted by a wooden door that's a lockpick level higher than I have even if I am currently holding a flaming sword. >8/
Better impact physics on objects as well.
Darker feel would be nice.
on mine he found a super mutant behemoth (probably spelt wrong) never did find his bodyLyiat said:
