I'd like to see a Fallout game set in the moments just after the bombs. Playing as one of the first ghouls sounds like fun to me 
Poll: Fallout 4, would you buy it?
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Yes I will, and hopefully we can play as ghouls and super mutants. They could even work in a multiplayer with that in mind.
If Bethesda learn the lessons from 3, NV and Skyrim I see no reason why I wouldn't. =3 I felt 3 had a better storyline but NV had so much more to do, particularly in the way of crafting. Combine the two with the new Creation engine (with the PS3 save bug well and truly eradicated) and I'm all over it.
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Of course I would. I don't see a universe where I would not buy Fallout 4.
I thoroughly enjoyed Fallout 3 and New Vegas, and even went and purchased the first and second (which I also enjoyed).
I would like for it to take place somewhere outside of the U.S.... maybe Australia or even South Africa.
I thoroughly enjoyed Fallout 3 and New Vegas, and even went and purchased the first and second (which I also enjoyed).
I would like for it to take place somewhere outside of the U.S.... maybe Australia or even South Africa.
My advise for you then. Do what I did and buy the complete addition a year after released with all DLC and fixes. Also if on PC go onto the "Fallout: *Name here* Nexus" and download the unofficial patch to fix all of the errors still in the game and add some new good features.Tanis said:
Personally, I quite liked Fallout 3, even though it was a departure from the original.
I voted depends because if Bethesda can reduce the number of bugs present (except radscorpions, love those bastards), then yes.
That being said, both New Vegas and Skyrim were buggy messes, so I'm not holding my breath.
I voted depends because if Bethesda can reduce the number of bugs present (except radscorpions, love those bastards), then yes.
That being said, both New Vegas and Skyrim were buggy messes, so I'm not holding my breath.
Yes and then I will play it to death. Such is the fate of any open world RPG that attracts my dread gaze.
I loved Fallout 3 so my first reaction was without a doubt yes. But after being so bored with Skyrim, I'm not so sure. The same goes for New Vegas. What I loved most about 3 was exploring this vast unknown. Who the hell knows what's over there or what I am going to find there? That sense of mystery and adventure combined with a sense of danger and a constant need to hoard weapons so I could always fix them created a gaming experience like none other. Also they need to do something about the gameplay. Not the biggest fan of VATS...
A nice big fat "depends..."
I didn't really like Fallout 3 after I got passed the big set pieces. When you demo off blowing up a city, it sort brings into view the rest of the lacklusterness of the game. And I thought Fallout New Vegas was even worse.
So... yeah. If they fix up the engine and everything doesn't seem as un-organic as the first game, I might go off and buy it.
EditLoL, first game. Because I couldn't give two shits about the original 2)
I didn't really like Fallout 3 after I got passed the big set pieces. When you demo off blowing up a city, it sort brings into view the rest of the lacklusterness of the game. And I thought Fallout New Vegas was even worse.
So... yeah. If they fix up the engine and everything doesn't seem as un-organic as the first game, I might go off and buy it.
Edit
LoL, first game. Because I couldn't give two shits about the original 2)
HELL YES!
Oblivion and Fallout 3 went together for me as well as PB&J.
Skyrim and Fallout 4, as long as its not made by damn Obsidian, will be the only combination of awsome I will need in my life.
I speculate (and wish) that it will be set in either:
A) A heavily forested area such as Canada or Appalachians.
B)Yellowstone National Park, it has all the environments and background unique for a Fallout experience.
Oblivion and Fallout 3 went together for me as well as PB&J.
Skyrim and Fallout 4, as long as its not made by damn Obsidian, will be the only combination of awsome I will need in my life.
I speculate (and wish) that it will be set in either:
A) A heavily forested area such as Canada or Appalachians.
B)Yellowstone National Park, it has all the environments and background unique for a Fallout experience.