[RG4]

Know what'd be interesting right now? If somewhere out in this world there's a team of people trying to port New Vegas to the Creation engine.

[Starship]

Hey Gmonk, can you reupload your radio mod?

[Zezibesh]

Dead Money is starting to piss me off. The Cloud was already bad enough (playing hardcore), my holorifle broke, and now that I'm inside the casino THERE'S THOSE FUCKING RED SPEAKERS EVERYWHERE JESUS CHRIST

Edited:

Oh and outside in the villa looking at a certain direction dropped my FPS to around 11, when otherwise it was at 60.

[tyanet]

Zezibesh posted:

Fallout isn't exactly meant to be post-apocalyptic misery, it's about rebuilding society. Just look at the direction FO1, FO2 and FO:NV were headed. Compared to that plotline FO3 is more like a spinoff than a sequel.

But in New Vegas, things are pretty much already rebuilt. Where can you go on from that? If they make a game that's in the same setting as New Vegas, you're looking at more of a game that's about fighting a war than it is about rebuilding society.

That's why I'm saying you go back to just after The Great War, before people are armed and organized. And your goal should be to round up who you can, and get them focused on some outside threat.

[RagerTrader]

tyanet posted:

But in New Vegas, things are pretty much already rebuilt. Where can you go on from that? If they make a game that's in the same setting as New Vegas, you're looking at more of a game that's about fighting a war than it is about rebuilding society.

That's why I'm saying you go back to just after The Great War, before people are armed and organized. And your goal should be to round up who you can, and get them focused on some outside threat.

The best way to aproach future fallout games is like New Vegas did, only more directly- "The Frontier".

Civilized groups like the NCR and Eastern BoS reaching out to gain and rebuild territory. I hope the next fallout game takes place in the Northwest (Oregon, Washington, etc) or the Southeast (Georgia, Florida, Virginia, etc.)

[lavacano]

RagerTrader posted:

The best way to aproach future fallout games is like New Vegas did, only more directly- "The Frontier".

Civilized groups like the NCR and Eastern BoS reaching out to gain and rebuild territory. I hope the next fallout game takes place in the Northwest (Oregon, Washington, etc) or the Southeast (Georgia, Florida, Virginia, etc.)

I'm going to be so pissed if they say the Space Needle got knocked down.

[Generic.Monk]

Starship posted:

Hey Gmonk, can you reupload your radio mod?

Isn't it still on mediafire? Remember I said I was gonna do some more shit with it but that never materialised and I'm busy with shittons of bullshit right now :/

link still works, here ya go
http://www.mediafire.com/?ie13joel6et310y

[M.Ciaster]

lavacano posted:

I'm going to be so pissed if they say the Space Needle got knocked down.

Fallout is all about visiting the ruined versions of famous cities and visiting landmarks that somehow managed to stay intact. If the Washington Monument could've survived, so did the Space Needle.

[Starship]

Generic.Monk posted:

Isn't it still on mediafire? Remember I said I was gonna do some more shit with it but that never materialised and I'm busy with shittons of bullshit right now :/

link still works, here ya go
http://www.mediafire.com/?ie13joel6et310y

Sorry, forgot to check OP.

[LtKyle2]

Zezibesh posted:

Dead Money is starting to piss me off. The Cloud was already bad enough (playing hardcore), my holorifle broke, and now that I'm inside the casino THERE'S THOSE FUCKING RED SPEAKERS EVERYWHERE JESUS CHRIST

Edited:

Oh and outside in the villa looking at a certain direction dropped my FPS to around 11, when otherwise it was at 60.

You should've bought the blood clotting augmention upgrade thing at the vegas clinic, pretty much nullifies the cloud.

[Zarjk]

DaysBefore posted:

Tamriel must be in Kentucky or something.

I feel loved, thanks.

I am sophisticated...

[Fhenexx]

I personally wouldn't have a problem with Bethseda developing Fallout 4 if they had some of the original writers and developers on board to help keep the game closer to the actual canon and not make the very many mistakes they made in Fallout 3 (e.g. Vault 87 having FEV).

[kaine123]

I think that Seattle would make a great Fallout location.

[cdr248]

sirdownloadsalot posted:

Why are we all losing hope in Fallout 4 now?

Because Bethesda is probably making it and it would be better off if Obsidian developed it. Personally I find that Skyrim had boring everything. The characters, the quests, the world, and just the main story over all kind of sucked. The ending felt like you had no affect on the world and I would rather have the game END normally with a great ending then continue playing after the quest to just have a mediocre ending with no affect on the world.

[Krinkels]

M.Ciaster posted:

Fallout is all about visiting the ruined versions of famous cities and visiting landmarks that somehow managed to stay intact. If the Washington Monument could've survived, so did the Space Needle.

It should be noted that that bizarre white tower in Fallout 3 was not, in fact, the Washington Monument. Note the mysterious elevator and frame that mysteriously appeared in the middle of what was the world's most amazing piece of masonry. This suggests the presence of a similar monument which survived when the Washington was completely obliterated.

Thus, the Clinton Monument.

[Bomimo]

tyanet posted:

But in New Vegas, things are pretty much already rebuilt. Where can you go on from that? If they make a game that's in the same setting as New Vegas, you're looking at more of a game that's about fighting a war than it is about rebuilding society.

That's why I'm saying you go back to just after The Great War, before people are armed and organized. And your goal should be to round up who you can, and get them focused on some outside threat.

You want the Fallout equivalent of the reapers? No thanks. Instead of a single huge threat, why not focus on making a piece of land "safe". Clear out critters and settle a town. This could be the first 3 quests after leaving a vault. Then scout for supplies, only to meet other factions that have been out for maybe 3,5,10 years at this time and some are welcoming to trade relations, while others just want you to fuck off and so. You could even change factions when/if you decide that your people's stance towards the world is shit.

Maybe a "heritage" subplot from some vault-tec scientists who wanted to pass on some of their experiment or another legacy. Nigguh-i-dunno. It could go anywhere depending on how much you follow lore. I'm in for the ride, but it better not be the fucking clone these past 3 bethesda games have been. They're like the IDENTICAL formula...

Edited:

M.Ciaster posted:

Fallout is all about visiting the ruined versions of famous cities and visiting landmarks that somehow managed to stay intact. If the Washington Monument could've survived, so did the Space Needle.

Play the first two and repeat that. It's NOT the focus of the game. It's a minor selling point in Fo3 and it's suddenly the core of it? wat?

[UnidentifiedFlyingTard]

Minor selling point? that's the whole point of Fallout 3.

[Krinkels]

Bomimo posted:

[editline]
Play the first two and repeat that. It's NOT the focus of the game. It's a minor selling point in Fo3 and it's suddenly the core of it? wat?

Dude, Generic Californian One-Story Building #27 is definitely an intact landmark and Junktown is the ruined version of Generic Californian Desert Expanse #30,071,997. It's totally the core.

[Mr. Someguy]

M.Ciaster posted:

Fallout is all about visiting the ruined versions of famous cities and visiting landmarks that somehow managed to stay intact. If the Washington Monument could've survived, so did the Space Needle.

Except the White House.

Edited:

Also what everyone else said. Also famous buildings in Las Vegas are not present in FONV, like the Luxor Las Vegas, which is probably the first building I think of when I think of LV.

[tyanet]

Bomimo posted:

You want the Fallout equivalent of the reapers? No thanks. Instead of a single huge threat, why not focus on making a piece of land "safe". Clear out critters and settle a town. This could be the first 3 quests after leaving a vault. Then scout for supplies, only to meet other factions that have been out for maybe 3,5,10 years at this time and some are welcoming to trade relations, while others just want you to fuck off and so. You could even change factions when/if you decide that your people's stance towards the world is shit.

Maybe a "heritage" subplot from some vault-tec scientists who wanted to pass on some of their experiment or another legacy. Nigguh-i-dunno. It could go anywhere depending on how much you follow lore. I'm in for the ride, but it better not be the fucking clone these past 3 bethesda games have been. They're like the IDENTICAL formula...

That's pretty much exactly what I was trying to say, thanks for saying what I was trying to say

[Gammashack]

For every time I hear about Denver in fallout, I would expect the next one to be in it (which I wouldn't dislike).

[RagerTrader]

Gammashack posted:

For every time I hear about Denver in fallout, I would expect the next one to be in it (which I wouldn't dislike).

It was in Van Buren.

[SonicHitman]

I can care less if the next Fallout game took place in Chicago, New York, etc.
I only want it to take place in the North, mainly North East.
And the whole "Great Winter" idea would be awesome. Radiated animals with strong coats of fur or skin to protect themselves, thugs and raiders in the skyscrapers and neighborhoods, ghouls and a bunch of other enemies in the everlasting sewers because they can't survive the cold outside.

[Mr. Someguy]

Gammashack posted:

For every time I hear about Denver in fallout, I would expect the next one to be in it (which I wouldn't dislike).

So, more Caesar's Legion then?

SonicHitman posted:

I only want it to take place in the North, mainly North East.

Philadelphia!

[JCDentonUNATCO]

I'd just like some true urban environment. D.C. was a big joke and there were only like 4 buildings you could go in that weren't under 2 stories high. And lets not forget insurmountable invisible wall'd rubble piles that destroyed a lot of the free roam ability in the downtown.

I mean, don't get me wrong, the Capital Wasteland Countryside was alright, but it wasn't that interesting having to traverse across boring dirt and rocks and killing Bloatfly #4958485. Although I guess the same could be said for New Vegas, but at least the dirt and rocks weren't a horrible eyesore and there was the occasional cactus or crashed B-29 bomber to mix things up.

[Speedstream]

I think it'd be cool if they visited other countries. What about England? France?

[UnidentifiedFlyingTard]

Except that wouldn't be very Fallouty now would it.

[Magmacow358]

This thread is so predictable it has its own cycle.

1: People bitching about fallout 3

2: Actually talking about new vegas

3: Fallout 4 speculation

4: Fallout 3 vs New vegas

5: Locations for Fallout 4/Fallout can only be in america

I could probably send this entire thread into another shitstorm just by asking: "Which is better, fallout 3 or new vegas?"

[TheDecryptor]

Fallout has been set wherever the developers wanted it to be, it could just as easily be set in whats left of Russia as well (Russia tech basically personifies Fallout tech, they used portable nuclear generators, made spaceships that used valves, etc.)

The atmosphere of Fallout isn't limited to just the USA, it could just as easily be applied to other locations (Mexico sounds pretty similar from what Raul said, etc.)

[Drakortha]

Magmacow358 posted:

This thread is so predictable it has its own cycle.
I could probably send this entire thread into another shitstorm just by asking: "Which is better, fallout 3 or new vegas?"

"New Vegas is a better RPG hands down. Fallout 3 was just a rock climbing simulator"

*hides*

[LtKyle2]

Drakortha posted:

"New Vegas is a better RPG hands down. Fallout 3 was just a rock climbing simulator"

*hides*

oh god where's that comic of some guy saying something and a whole crowd of people turn into monsters.

[jackteam54]

I have way too much ammo in Fallout: New Vegas, I have over 10,000 .50 MG rounds. This game is too easy...

[Konigstiger96]

In the new Fallout I want more settlements like Arefu and Denver. I mean Arefu makes a lot of sense, why aren't there more settlements that way?

Denver seems so cool. Settlements in the buildings, on the buildings, bridges that connect all the settlements. The ground is this cesspit of enemies who shoot at you as you cross the bridges. Then if possible, you get to screw over settlements by destroying their bridges. For example Settlement A could tell you that they hate Settlemnt B and want them out of the picture, now you can either slaughter all of Settlement B or destroy their bridges.

Actually it's just that I like the idea of really high-rise living in a post-apocalyptic world

Edited:

LtKyle2 posted:

oh god where's that comic of some guy saying something and a whole crowd of people turn into monsters.

[tyanet]

This:

Konigstiger96 posted:

In the new Fallout I want more settlements like Arefu and Denver. I mean Arefu makes a lot of sense, why aren't there more settlements that way?

Denver seems so cool. Settlements in the buildings, on the buildings, bridges that connect all the settlements. The ground is this cesspit of enemies who shoot at you as you cross the bridges. Then if possible, you get to screw over settlements by destroying their bridges. For example Settlement A could tell you that they hate Settlemnt B and want them out of the picture, now you can either slaughter all of Settlement B or destroy their bridges.

Actually it's just that I like the idea of really high-rise living in a post-apocalyptic world

This:

JCDentonUNATCO posted:

I'd just like some true urban environment. D.C. was a big joke and there were only like 4 buildings you could go in that weren't under 2 stories high. And lets not forget insurmountable invisible wall'd rubble piles that destroyed a lot of the free roam ability in the downtown.

I mean, don't get me wrong, the Capital Wasteland Countryside was alright, but it wasn't that interesting having to traverse across boring dirt and rocks and killing Bloatfly #4958485. Although I guess the same could be said for New Vegas, but at least the dirt and rocks weren't a horrible eyesore and there was the occasional cactus or crashed B-29 bomber to mix things up.

And this:

SonicHitman posted:

I can care less if the next Fallout game took place in Chicago, New York, etc.
I only want it to take place in the North, mainly North East.
And the whole "Great Winter" idea would be awesome. Radiated animals with strong coats of fur or skin to protect themselves, thugs and raiders in the skyscrapers and neighborhoods, ghouls and a bunch of other enemies in the everlasting sewers because they can't survive the cold outside.

Are where fallout should go next, at least setting wise.

Edited:

Hell, I just want somewhere where it rains/snows/both. It would be nice if the storms could vary in intensity, ranging from light rain/snow to a full force thunderstorm/blizzard.

[Bomimo]

Magmacow358 posted:

This thread is so predictable it has its own cycle.

1: People bitching about fallout 3

2: Actually talking about new vegas

3: Fallout 4 speculation

4: Fallout 3 vs New vegas

5: Locations for Fallout 4/Fallout can only be in america

I could probably send this entire thread into another shitstorm just by asking: "Which is better, fallout 3 or new vegas?"

6. Someone calls the cycle out. (been me the past two times).

As for the shitstorm: Which is better? Fo2 or Fo: New Vegas. There we go.

Edited:

Konigstiger96 posted:

In the new Fallout I want more settlements like Arefu and Denver. I mean Arefu makes a lot of sense, why aren't there more settlements that way?

Denver seems so cool. Settlements in the buildings, on the buildings, bridges that connect all the settlements. The ground is this cesspit of enemies who shoot at you as you cross the bridges. Then if possible, you get to screw over settlements by destroying their bridges. For example Settlement A could tell you that they hate Settlemnt B and want them out of the picture, now you can either slaughter all of Settlement B or destroy their bridges.

Actually it's just that I like the idea of really high-rise living in a post-apocalyptic world

Edited:

This is what Bethesda does. They make a whole fucking faction with background lore and intrigue JUST to blow it all up in a single quest and never interact with them again. New Vegas did the opposite. The only quest related to "FUck up X faction" was the NCR prison VS primm / Goodsprings VS boomers and the ending. In all 3 cases a boatload of quests for each faction went before.

I'll crap a bear if another Fo3 enclave happens... That was a disaster.....

[RG4]

Does Zenpod anymore plans to expand Merc Radio?

[coco911231]

So I finally got Requiem for The Capital Wasteland to work, but I had to use old ass version .4AE.

[Krinkels]

Bomimo posted:

I'll crap a bear if another Fo3 enclave happens... That was a disaster.....

Calling Toxx on this one.

[Bomimo]

Toxx?

Edit:

Found something. Oh shit! Nope nope!

[RagerTrader]

Bomimo posted:

This is what Bethesda does. They make a whole fucking faction with background lore and intrigue JUST to blow it all up in a single quest and never interact with them again. New Vegas did the opposite. The only quest related to "FUck up X faction" was the NCR prison VS primm / Goodsprings VS boomers and the ending. In all 3 cases a boatload of quests for each faction went before.

I'll crap a bear if another Fo3 enclave happens... That was a disaster.....

What about the Mojave BoS and Camp Searchlight?


Someone gives you instructions to destroy them before you may have even seen the places.