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Agreed, it would totally great for one of my characters, as I am planning on ending his story with Lonesome Road instead of the actual game ending.

Yes, I am serious. What's so laughable about it? I also never said that it will definitely be overwritten, I was expressing my thoughts on the matter if it did happen. Unless you weren't referring to me. If that's the case, then nevermind.

The main issue I have with them overwriting the blank slate is that they will have waited until the last DLC to ruin our roleplays. If they advertised before the game released, or was made clear that our character had definite beginning early in the game (no, Johnson Nash' conversation doesn't...

I'll probably buy it once there is a more detailed list of what's in it. If the weapons are unique and not easily replicated by modders (and furthermore ones that I actually want), that would be the only way I get it.

Re: Bethesda going to be as mindful as Obsidian with Fallout While I am 100% against the continuation of the epic BOS/Enclave conflict, I agree. They should really just work on improving their writing, making the world and the stories more sensible and less for the sake of cool. They can keep...

IMO, even Fallout 3 had a better and more worth while gameworld than Oblivion, though at the cost of being smaller. If the Skyrim engine is efficient and makes mapmaking a quick and easy process, then I hope they do take advantage and create a larger map if sandbox is still strictly what they're...

- Keep up the desert. I really love the desert, and it just fits with Fallout to me. More of Utah would help make it not as stale. - A turn-based option, though I personally would not use it. I think player-controlled combat is totally fine in a RPG, as long as specializations and everything...

House or Independent, as if Bethesda insists on going forward in the timeline, I fear the wasteland becoming too orderly. I think New Vegas is a good balance between civilization and chaos, and it should be more of the standard for that sort of thing if they do stick with their moving forward...

The reason I don't think this would be the case is that it becomes some sort of wasteland legend, again pointing to Dead Money's ending. I definitely don't expect a battle with words to be remembered or felt by the wasteland, though I suppose other possibilities are out there.

Who else hopes that the "battle of the divide" won't necessary be between Ulysses and the Courier? Clearly there is a battle regardless of what you do in the DLC because of Dead Money's ending slides, but I just hope there some other threat. Another hope that I have which is likely not going...