sorry they got gunned down by mercs, cleared a water supply did you, well that started a religous uprising. Make all your choses seem obsolute, you saved some ghouls. war never changes"(its in sepia for all them hipsters). They should greater emphaise fallouts dark message "But war. Many games could learn a lot from Spec Ops: The Line in that regard. Bethesda should also realy rethink morals in game, that meter thingy should be removes. maybe put them in the Empire State Building and make them more racist and cruel.
Also i think they should bring back the enclave, (I know u miss them too.sniffle). The massive population in the city could be used to amass feral ghouls into zombie hordes. Have the Brotherhood of Steel base in the statue of liberty and maybe have a ghostbuster like moment with it nearing the endgame. You could use central park as an infestation area field with day of the triffed plants, planet of the apes smart monkeys etc, invoking some of that dark 50-60 humour that is key to the fallout series.
I, personally would enjoy, say, a New York/ Manhatten setting. The dev's because of this fact would use a rather large setting when a smaller, inclosed one (abandoned subway tunnels, large office buildings) could work so well for the series. and limit their speed, as to not shadow the exploration in the game. Vehicles could work but you would have to restrict them to highways, roads etc. In fact, I'd say that if they don' t give us drivable car/cars it' s because they are lazy, nothing less nothing more. I don' t see big problems to implement cars in Fallout 4, there are some good and realistic solution. Besides, in an area hit by a nuclear catastrophe the roads are not good or even interrupted, this will limit the abuse of the use of a car for the pure exploration. It's up to developers to make it work correctly with this feature and give you enough reason to get off a car and exploring by feet.Ī solution could be this: cars are not built to travel on rough terrain and then deteriorate so rapidly that no player would really use a car to explore land outside the paved areas. Modern times have vehicles, it simply can' t be that ALL of them are broken. So, yes, Fallout 4 has to have some vehicles that work in order to be coherent and with a minimum of realism. Walking around in Fallout 3 I often thought "how is it possible so many cars all around and no one working?".
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