Three Dog Teases Fallout 4

[Jfswift]

You want to know something? I've beaten the game several times and fully explored the capital wasteland however I've never once spoken to three dog.

Wait... what?

How do you do that? Don't you have to talk to him to advance the Main quest?

I found out by accident you can bypass him and go straight to Rivot City instead. The downside to this is I missed out on a cool scripted scene.

 

[Berithil]

You want to know something? I've beaten the game several times and fully explored the capital wasteland however I've never once spoken to three dog.

Wait... what?

How do you do that? Don't you have to talk to him to advance the Main quest?

No, you can totally skip him by going to the Jefferson Memorial before meeting him, that's what I did my first playthrough.

Huh... I've never tried that. What quest does it skip to if you go right there?

 

[Radoh]

You want to know something? I've beaten the game several times and fully explored the capital wasteland however I've never once spoken to three dog.

Wait... what?

How do you do that? Don't you have to talk to him to advance the Main quest?

No, you can totally skip him by going to the Jefferson Memorial before meeting him, that's what I did my first playthrough.

Huh... I've never tried that. What quest does it skip to if you go right there?

Getting the Brotherhood to the radio tower, fixing his antenna, and I think there's another one in there that gets skipped somewhere, can't remember.

 

[Mycroft Holmes]

All I care about is that they are likely putting it in Boston, and will hopefully ignore the West Coast. Now all I have to do is wait for Obsidian to make the real Fallout 4.

 

[Kayevcee]

I'll be over the moon to have more Fallout. My only issue is I wish we could have one game set somewhere other than the US. Sure I love the diners and the propaganda-screaming Mr Gutsy and the ubiquitous Nuka Cola vending machines, but it'd be nice to see how the other side fared after the bombs came down. An alternate China based on their projections from the 50s of a glorious socialist future. Fallout Taipei.

Hell, the whole world is supposedly devastated. Fallout Rio. Fallout Paris. Fallout Cumbernauld? They wouldn't even have to change much of the scenery.

-Nick

 

[Grouchy Imp_v1legacy]

Maybe Fallout San Francisco?
"Thanks for listening, girly men."

Bethesda have already commented that they'll take the East Coast and let Black Isle/Obsidian handle the West Coast, plus San Francisco was already in Fallout 2. 4 is billed to be set in The Commonwealth mentioned in 3, supposedly built up around MIT.

OT: Three Dog was such an annoying gob-shite in 3, it'd be a shame for him to reappear in 4. He was the Fallout version of The Adoring Fan, singing the PCs praises over and over. The soundtrack to 3 was amazing but it was such a shame we had to put up with him mouthing off between every few tracks.

 

[putowtin]

Good to hear they skipped NV and went for what look like a Fallout 3 "sequel"

Fallout 3 was totally mind-blowingly amazing. NV was like the mutated half-creature of that binary.

Lookin' foward to it.

And I feel the exact opposite!

FO3 Bores me to tears
FO:NV is still a joy

(Good thing we all have the freedom to choose or we'd be fighting each other in The Thorn's pit!)

 

[Drago-Morph]

All hail 3-Dog, glorious DJ of the atomic wastes and player of catchy 50s music.

Seriously, I'd love to see him come back for a sequel. Perhaps they're setting the next game in New York? Then again, that city's been incredibly overused in gaming.

As far as I'm aware, the plan has been for it to be in Boston for a while. The Commonwealth, which, if I haven't forgotten my Fallout lore, is an extremely unique environment in the known Wasteland. They even teased it with one of the main plot characters in FO3 (Doctor Li, I believe) who went there on her own.

 

[Andrew Meythaler]

Awesome! Well mostly...Is there a petition to get the next Fallout on the Wii U yet? The gamepad would make for an awesome real-time Pipboy for example...

While that would be cool, I don't want Bethesda to sacrifice development time so they can port it to the wii.

 

[Xdeser2]

ALL OF MY YES!!!

Though, on a more measured note, I found Fallout 3 to be one of the best games Bethesda has made (I perfer New Vegas, but thats beside the point). It has they're best writing, quests, and even corrected the travesties in Depth that Oblivion committed (Though that Said i still really liked Oblivion)

I just REALLY of hope they dont follow the Skyrim trail again and dumb down more shit for newcommers to the series

 

[Grouchy Imp_v1legacy]

Aaaaaand the Fallout 3/New Vegas bashing begins...

OT: Yes. Yes! YES!!! Three Dog was the best part of Fallout 3! God almighty I hope he's in the next one and this isn't just a cheap publicity stunt! /sarcasm

Fixed that for ya.

 

[xorinite]

I hope Fallout 4 learns from the brilliant Fallout NV. A wide diversity of endings which change for every location and major character depending on your interaction with them, a superior morality system that extends beyond the boring standard binary good/evil choices, a darker and edger theme, better character development for your companions and side content that felt more influential in the game world.

I've always had a suspicion that Fallout NV was designed to be experimental in many things it did so that beth soft could adopt the most successful and popular innovations and build upon them (I mean, weapon modding, disguises, survival stuff, faction game play, the dual morality system, the localised morality system, modular ending design etc)

Given the way they were willing to alter the leveling system in TES to include 'perks' from their experiences with FO3, because they found people liked them I think we will see adoption of some of the best and most popular features of FO:NV hopefully taken a further step.

Its nice when you see two innovative groups bouncing ideas between themselves.

 

[StormShaun]

I do not think he would be in command of the Brotherhood. He did not seem the "Commander" type. Perhaps the Public Relations person. I think the Brotherhood would be able to recruit and increase their ranks because of his calls. With increase of manpower, they could spread out and form a new nation (like the NCR did). Perhaps even explore the... dang forgot the groups name, Commonwealth(?)... and see the new technological advances (or old, because of reinventing stuff) they did. They were not that far away from the Capital wastes anyway.

That is true I guess. The Lone Wonderer is the kind of person who likes to get his hands dirty instead of leading and giving orders.
And I could see him as an "Icon" for the BoS but not apart of it.

Honestly if my guy did anything it would be either...

- Wonder the country by himself (Well he is the Lone Wonderer) killing threats, helping good factions and killing bad guys. So basically he would become a wasteland legend.

- Make his own faction. Devoted to doing good and etc.

But hey... we have not idea what the cannon ending or Lone Wonderer would be... but I would like to see him again. D:

 

[Vault101]

The Idea of a fallout game with a new shiny polished engine makes me excited

the Idea of it being made by bethesda..... cautiously optimistic..if not a little disapointed

 

[Mr.Amakir]

If it is as good as New Vegas, I will buy it. New Vegas sold me on the series although I'm going to wait for a good sale before picking up 3.

3 was better. Sure they did not have some of the game play that made NV good, like the faction standings and a slightly better barter system. But they lost ground on the storytelling, and your character just seemed not to have any back-story (just the base game, I do not know if Lonesome Road added or not).

But the writing in Fallout 3 was horrible and riddled with plotholes you could drive a 727 through.

 

[Texas Joker 52]

Awesome. Fallout 3 was fun, though I still feel that New Vegas added some desperately needed improvements. Namely on repair.

Then again, I may be biased, due to my love affair with Jury Rigging. Seriously, that perk is a must-have. And I love it so, so much.

So, really, I'd love a Fallout 3 sequel, so long as they carry over the repair system from New Vegas, complete with repair kits you can craft, and the Jury Rigging perk. That would be perfect.

Also, good to see Three Dog again. The guy had style.

 

[Sansha]

I desperately hope this is more East Coast lunacy. Maybe New York, or even Toronto or Anchorage. I'd LOVE to see a Fallout set in a cold climate. New story, huge history, new kind of hardcore mode.

Whoa whoa whoa, you're probably just mentioning it because it was DLC for Fallout 3, but Anchorage so far from the east coast that it's further west than the entire west coast! [https://maps.google.ca/maps?q=Anchorage,+AK,+United+States&hl=en&ll=53.706481,-100.169292&spn=79.504404,188.613281&sll=53.796105,-68.44248&sspn=39.183087,94.306641&oq=anchorage&t=v&hnear=Anchorage,+Alaska,+United+States&z=3&iwloc=A]

I know this. I got excited and my mind ran away on me.

 

[octafish]

Good to hear they skipped NV and went for what look like a Fallout 3 "sequel"

Fallout 3 was totally mind-blowingly amazing. NV was like the mutated half-creature of that binary.

Lookin' foward to it.

Scratch that...reverse it. I say fie to Fallout 4, I'll have Wasteland 2 and Project Eternity to keep me warm at night. Also Three Dog is the reason I never listened to the radio in Fallout 3...just terrible VA.

EDIT: Hmmmm I'll also have Shadowrun Returns and probably Cyberpunk 2077 as well...Bethesda are going to struggle to get a look in o my PC.

 

[Sansha]

If it is as good as New Vegas, I will buy it. New Vegas sold me on the series although I'm going to wait for a good sale before picking up 3.

3 was better. Sure they did not have some of the game play that made NV good, like the faction standings and a slightly better barter system. But they lost ground on the storytelling, and your character just seemed not to have any back-story (just the base game, I do not know if Lonesome Road added or not).

But the writing in Fallout 3 was horrible and riddled with plotholes you could drive a 727 through.

What do you mean? I thought Fallout 3's writing was a bit silly, but plotholes?

 

[TAdamson]

I killed him because I could not stand his voice anymore.

Not like Bethesda ports player choice over anyway.

I killed him because he, like everything else in that game, had a completely illogical existence and ruined my verisimilitude at every turn.