Chris Avelon stated that he'd like to do a Fallout where you play as British SoldiersTerminate421 said:
Now that Fallout 4 is being teased, what would you like to see in the next installment?
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Actually he said he would like to make a game based on the resource wars set in Europe, and it was actually J.E.SawyerJon Shannow said:
If you're going to let us join the baddies don't make it massivly under balanced. Joining Slavers in 3 has almost no benefits. And joining Legion blocks off a good third of quests and means you can't have certain companions a downside which can't be said of joining NCR or Vegas.
Also don't leave things unexplained. 3 introduced Tenpenny - a guy who not only managed to cross the Atlantic from the UK but become one of the richest men in the Wasteland. This would be a great chance for the devs to tell us about the state of the world outside America or how Tenpenny managed to accomplish all he did. But no all he does is spout a few lines and shoot at things in the distance.
Also don't leave things unexplained. 3 introduced Tenpenny - a guy who not only managed to cross the Atlantic from the UK but become one of the richest men in the Wasteland. This would be a great chance for the devs to tell us about the state of the world outside America or how Tenpenny managed to accomplish all he did. But no all he does is spout a few lines and shoot at things in the distance.
I'm pretty sure the concept was about British Soldiers trying to get back to their lines though wasn't it?SajuukKhar said:
Yes that was part of the conceptJon Shannow said:
http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Fallout:_Resource_Wars
But yeah, it was J.E. sawyer who said he wanted to do it, not Avelon.
Personally, I dont think a Fallout game outside of america would work well, the lack of 50's america would make it unconnected to the rest of the series.
That really isn't Bethesda's style, they are all about leaving things to the player's imaginations.Jon Shannow said:
Knowing that he came here because over there was just THAT shitty is all the info they probably ever will give.
Less buildings. If we NEED or have to have them, more variety please. I was getting so sick of the fucking subway/government type buildings. Dont get me wrong, felt great to visit...but when trying it out for long periods of time to maximise replayability...woooow talk about a bit over-used. I never want to go to D.C. again...
Something that always bothered me about the Fallout games (3 especially) was how much side-content they left by the wayside, just sitting there unused. BOTH the modern games have made a big spectacle of certain factions fixing things up and doing big projects and reclaiming/re-purposing technology and yadda yadda yadda.....you know what I wanted to do? I wanted to go and reconnect all those damned power lines that were all over the place, turn on some electricity. I wanted to see if I could get some of those satellite stations to work. I wanted to RECLAIM THE WASTELAND AND SUBJUGATE IT BEFORE ME.
It just always felt that the quests, side-quests, and independent activities you could do were insubstantial as a whole. What, the Brotherhood of Steel/NCR absolutely love me because I have solved every single problem they have, and you're telling me I can't convince them to let me take a few guys to reclaim some useful shit for them? New Vegas was better than Fallout 3 about this, because you could actually assemble a pretty cool alliance from the various factions for the final mission (whichever one you chose). But I was still left feeling rather unsatisfied at all the things I WISHED I could do for my benefit or the benefit of whoever I chose to support.
It just always felt that the quests, side-quests, and independent activities you could do were insubstantial as a whole. What, the Brotherhood of Steel/NCR absolutely love me because I have solved every single problem they have, and you're telling me I can't convince them to let me take a few guys to reclaim some useful shit for them? New Vegas was better than Fallout 3 about this, because you could actually assemble a pretty cool alliance from the various factions for the final mission (whichever one you chose). But I was still left feeling rather unsatisfied at all the things I WISHED I could do for my benefit or the benefit of whoever I chose to support.
FOR THE LOVE OF JESUS CRIST LET ME DUEL WIELD ONE HANDED WEAPONS and make it so that if you have enough strength and gun experience you could dule weild two hannded wepons aswell and god let their be mountible veichels or at least a customization in the house duel
The Commonwealth was mentioned in Fallout 3, and all of its DLC, except Mothership Zeta.Akalabeth said:
The Commonwealth is what remains of the area around MIT, and is described to be a quagmire of violence and despair, much like the Capital Wasteland, but at the heart of it is the Institute, the post-war version of MIT, which is this sealed environment where scientists make weird technologies.
The Institute has the ability to make androids, humanoid robots that have fake blood, and skin, that can think for themselves, and even digest food.
There are also other organizations nearby such as The Railroad, which tries to free the androids of the slavery The Institute put them in, and The Abbey of the Road, some sort of post-war christian monstrosity group that sends out missionaries to spread the word of god, and reclaim various religious artifacts/places.
Actually, the common thread between Fallout game is that they are set in what he 50's pictured the future to be like, all the robots, many of the guns, the shape of the cars etc. etc. its all 50's.Akalabeth said:
Make "Bloody Mess" perk not turn people into millions of pieces upon death. Rather specific damage from weapons, taking away part of the torso with a shotgun as an earlier poster mentioned.
New engine, with proper physics.
Make everyone not be uncanney valley looking and show some facial emotions (enough with the robot eye tracking).
Easy to mod, above all else.
New engine, with proper physics.
Make everyone not be uncanney valley looking and show some facial emotions (enough with the robot eye tracking).
Easy to mod, above all else.
I really want the next fallout to be in the midwest. Washington was awesome New Vegas and the west coast (1 and 2) were beautiful, but we now need to see what happens when you have Caesar's regents to the west, and a wad of no mans land to the east, Brotherhood Texas to the south.
Kansas City would be an ideal location cause of it's central location, historic significance (in the 20th Century)and rich architecture that can be busted down. you can play with things like the MU/KU Rivalry LONG AFTER it means anything. organized crime, sports, music, food and transportation history there make it able to have the rich character of New Vegas, without mucking up established factions.
Kansas City would be an ideal location cause of it's central location, historic significance (in the 20th Century)and rich architecture that can be busted down. you can play with things like the MU/KU Rivalry LONG AFTER it means anything. organized crime, sports, music, food and transportation history there make it able to have the rich character of New Vegas, without mucking up established factions.
I do find myself missing the mods in my Skyrim, but Bethesda has made it run right - just don't get your head under water or it freezes for some reason, but at least it runs properly .. finally.Pandabearparade said:Oh, no.. sorry.mGoLos said:
The PS3 always gets the shaft on Bethesda games. Buy the PC version if at all possible. The unofficial patch and mods make it the only way to play a Fallout/TES game.
I've boycotted bethesda for that exact reason. I will never ever pre-order another game from those jerks.
It just seems lazy that they can fix Skyrim but still ignores New Vegas.
