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Its a pity they never added the Watzz Weapons, they look so much better compared to the AER/AEP. The AER and the AEP look like they're out of a early 2000s generic sci-fi game. Too ungainly, too blocky. They look like bricks that shoot lasers. I'm also surprised the City-Killer and the Solar...

I feel like it would have definitively improved it. I think we all agree that the Legion is rather undeveloped next to the NCR. Perhaps if they had enough time, we would have gotten Ulysses as the Legion Companion. Closest thing to that is Raul, but he's more of a "Eh the Legion seems fine...

I dunno, FO1-FO2-FNV are pretty much the same Brotherhood, only with some differences as the organization changed. FOT, FO3, FO4 and F76 are the different ones. Hell, if anything, the FO4 BOS is more of a return to form. Honestly, I think the OG Brotherhood is kind of the "Ultramarines" of the...

Agreed. I remember some guys in AHCOM having an idea of the post-apoc BADTLF using all their aprehended drugs, tobacco, lasers and firearms to pretty much do some breaking bad in the aftermath of the war. We also had an idea about the Secret Service hanging around Fort Knox, which doesn't have...

The Vault 13 stuff is non-canon (its the early draft of Fallout), I put it there to show that the idea of the Quarantine Towns was always a thing.

If done right, I think it would be cool. There's a lot of concepts that could work: - Enclave remnants going full Apocalypse Now among the "Primitives". Going full native, creating their own bizarre cult/gang. Maybe some death cult or cargo cult american patriotism. - Elitist Enclave types...

If you do the math and read how Bethesda development works, then you know Fallout 5 won't happen until the half or end of the decade. Here's how they do it: Its actually pretty smart and efficient. You see, most devs have the concept and devs working at the same time, and then the concept guys...

Sounds like propaganda to me. I think it actually makes sense here, if you consider that the last thing Maxson knew, is that Taggerdy and co were getting wrecked by an apocalyptic threat which pretty much wiped out Appalachia.

I don't think it was a mere fragment of a remnant. Gammorin's army was pretty strong, they managed to fight a two-way war against the Brotherhood and the Calculator's Robots for a while. Straight-out demolished the Brotherhood in the first serious engagement we hear about, in St. Louis. Eight...

Talking about guns... Gyrojets, folks. Gyrojets. Rocket Guns, dudes. Moonraker. Bolters. Rocket-Rifles from JA. You know what I'm talking about, hell yeah. One of the best way to fire ginormous rounds with minimal recoil. I mean, who doesn't want an assault rifle chambered for 14mm, with bullets...

Talking about Tactics' guns... can we bring back the M2 Browning and the AK47? I'm surprised we didn't have a Ma Bess in Fallout New Vegas, whatwith the whole "signature tribal weapon" thing, and it being another John Moses Browning gun, would have fit perfectly in FNV, especially in Honest...

Honestly, I would love to see a strong emphasis on home-made and bootleg weapons. I would love a Fallout game whose early game weapons are a mix of pipe guns, ghetto blasters, black powder guns, crossbows, bows and other primitive and scrabbled-together stuff. Imagine taking a Volley Gun, a...

I remember when they were releasing info for Fallout 3 through magazines, and they talked about Enclave Radio. I thought it was a clear foreshadowing that the Enclave would be there. So, I thought the plot would be that the Enclave is using their own army of controllable Super Mutant catspaws...

I feel like they have several issues and its the combination that makes them so horrible. 1. We have an entirely new wasteland and... the same type of monster. BORING! 2. FEV has so much potential, and instead we get... another type of Super Mutant. Boring! 3. They're all big dumb monsters...

Because we have seen Ghouls everywhere and we have seen people become ghouls. They can't all possibly be Bakersfield survivors.

Ghouls and Super Mutants are kinda like Elves: There's always a few of them and they are dwindling, but there's always enough of them. I suspect there's a few thousand Super Mutants. The Master's OGs probably numbered in the low thousands, say 1000-5000. With Second Gens from Mariposa, there's...

Nah, I think it was pretty realistic and kinda bittersweet. Very appropriate for the Old West themes of Fallout 2. The Mining Ghost Town is an old classic. Also, it prevents the endings from being all too happy. I could totes see more towns like Broken Hills in the future, especially if more...

You're missing the point of the Brotherhood. The point of the Brotherhood is that they want to preserve technology and knowledge. The Brotherhood doesn't want and doesn't care about state building. They figure that someone else will do it. They're an army devoid of an state. They are not...

Enclave is top on the chopping block. We killed them once. We killed them again.* We even extra-killed them this time in a DLC to make sure. They even killed themselves once. Die. Die. DIE! I think there's only four acceptable ways for them to show up again: 1. Small, disparate remnants...

I think there are cool elements of the Universe that need more love: - Mutants (Ghouls and Super Mutants are so, sooooo tired already) - Cyborgs - Psykers I think Psykers should be done subtly. Remember: Fallout is not Warhammer 40k or Star Wars. I feel Psyker powers in Fallout should be...