Don’t tag multiplayer on just for the hell of it, co-op could potentially work but online game modes would be a BIG mistake. No Multiplayer: Fallout is a classic single-player game. Or if they don’t at least make the final mission more fun and compelling.ĥ.
Factions and multiple endings NEED to return in Fallout 4. Multiple factions: Fallout New Vegas had several advantages over Fallout 3 – it’s faction system, multi-sided endings and the fact the whole game built (with elements from side quests and main quests proving important) to a satisfying conclusion with the suitably epic battle of Hoover Dam (compared to the battle of the purifier in Fallout 3, which had no replay value) meant i preferred that game. Hell, a DLC section that takes us back to the Capital Wasteland one last time would be epic and perfect fan-service…Ĥ. The Enclave, The Brotherhood of Steel and Three Dog the DJ. Returning Classics: The new game is set in Boston, Massachusetts, a location mentioned in Fallout 3, so hopefully we will have some characters/enemies/institutions from that game (i.e. Improved DLC: The downloadable content for Fallout 3 and New Vegas was very hit and miss, ranging from the brilliant (Old World Blues) to the flawed yet challenging (Lonesome Road, Broken Steel) to the bloody awful (Operation: Anchorage, Mothership Zeta, Dead Money) the new Fallout will hopefully have DLC which matches the high quality of the main game.ģ. New Game Engine! This is almost certain to happen, but the game engine was the only thing that held back Fallout 3 and Fallout New Vegas – slow frame rates, frequent glitches and irritating crashes dogged two otherwise brilliant games – there is reason to hope though, Skyrim’s game engine was a 100-fold improvement over Oblivion’s, hopefully Fallout 4’s will be a similar leap forward.Ģ. With Fallout 4’s announcement in the past week setting gamers’ minds ablaze, here’s my view on what the series should do next in Fallout 4, and what it should learn from it’s predecessors.ġ.
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