Author Topic: Fallout 4 Wishlist  (Read 2710 times)

The one thing I really, truly, desperately have always wanted in every past Bethesda game (Black Isle, Obsidian, ZeniMax, whoever the hell makes these games any more) is for alcohol to make your character drunk.
Beer in real life does not [-1 INT][+1 CHA]. It impairs motor ability and judgement. I want it to be somewhere between Fable and GTA IV's drunkenness, wherein the screen gets all wavy and blurry and your character has trouble walking.
What is there for Dragonborn to enjoy in a warm flagon of mead, for example, if all it does is behave like a regular potion?

Same goes for drugs.
It'd be cool if some drugs make your character hallucinate, seeing things such as ghouls or other enemies coming toward you, when they're not really there. It'd make it either amazing or nightmarish to go dungeon-diving on a shot of Jet, having to differentiate between imagination and reality.

In Fallout 3 you could get addicted to drugs.
I got addicted to Jet and I kept buying it until I was out of caps.

In Fallout 3 you could get addicted to drugs.
I got addicted to Jet and I kept buying it until I was out of caps.
In Fallout New Vegas I got addicted to Jet, Med-X and Turbo all at the same time.

In Fallout 3 you could get addicted to drugs.
I got addicted to Jet and I kept buying it until I was out of caps.
Yes, but all it did was alter stats.
You didn't hallucinate ghouls running down a hallway at you, you didn't see funky colors.
No fun. :c


Radio LSD
Steampunk Pot & Salvia

Bethesda will be really busy on Elder Scrolls Online.
Zenimax Online is making ESO, not Bethesda.

my wishlist would be for it to be based in Alaska, that's where the war was going on so i assume that's the hotspot for old Chinese weaponry.

my wishlist would be for it to be based in Alaska, that's where the war was going on so i assume that's the hotspot for old Chinese weaponry.
The U.S won it back. I would assume it has been mostly picked clean. Plus Canada is over there so they probably brought western style weapons.

1. bring back the Dart-Gun from fallout 3

As far as I know Fallout 4 is probally going to play in the Mojave desert again and since Caesar's legion is going to play a big role in it , it might play around Arizona or something. But what I would like to see are things like :

1. Better relationships in characters like in Fallout 3 but with more improvements. I want some characters that are close to the main character and are worth not to be headshotted.

2. Still having the ability to kill EVERYONE ( in Fallout 3 you couldn't kill the elder of the Brotherhood , Amata and your Dad which seriously botherd me)

3. A better shopping system ( Why should the gun runners buy every single piece of scrap you give to them ?)

4. Everything that New Vegas improved including : expended characters for companions , unique weapons are way more "unique" , gambling , special melee attacks , ironsights for weapons , weapon mods , bigger variety of animals ( young , adult etc.) and more.

5.Better faction wars. ( Seriously factions in NV barely fought each other and you had to go in their bases where they were all sitting with their thumbs up their asses in order to finally kill some of them.)

6.Better free roaming than in in F3 and NV ( If you go far west in Fallout 3 you were raped by deathclaws , in NV if you go north or into any mountain areas you you get raped by cazadores or deathclaws which heavily limits the ability to move at the beginning of the game)

1. bring back the Dart-Gun from fallout 3
No that thing was way too strong against deathclaws. It made them to no threat at all.

 Well in Fallout 1 if you went west into the Central Valley You risked getting gunned down by Mutant Patrols. In Fallout 2 if you strayed near Navarro you risked getting shot at by Enclave Patrols.

>Shady Hat
>Ghoul Mask
>Deathclaw Gauntlet
>I feel like Freddy Krueger

This is what I want in FO4.

Well in Fallout 1 if you went west into the Central Valley You risked getting gunned down by Mutant Patrols. In Fallout 2 if you strayed near Navarro you risked getting shot at by Enclave Patrols.
That didn't bother me as much as in NV where you get forced to go a rather linear way in order to reach Vegas.

That didn't bother me as much as in NV where you get forced to go a rather linear way in order to reach Vegas.
That is true. You could straight go to Necropolis and get the waterchip when you first start up the game.

The thing that disappointed me about most NV was the mainquest and how you were forced to hunt down Benny. Then when you got to Benny you just had a quick chat with him and you had the option of killing him right there, letting him double cross you for forgiving him and chasing him some more.

Now the boss fight for Fallout 3 was lame. Just walk into the room and throw a few frags and the colonel was dead. Fallout New Vegas ending was bit more comical if you fought on the side of the NCR. I just laid a bunch of land mines and C4 on the stairs then talked to the Legate and lead him into a trap where the explosion sent him  90 feet into air.