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I only voted ‘yes’ because I thought it’d be an interesting concept to see in a limited scope. I wouldn’t want them to become the post-apocalyptic version of...wizards or anything though.

Do you guys think Psykers should come back or not? If so, why, and if not, why not?

It’s a video game, what are you getting worked up over?

You ever think of becoming a writer?

Except for the fact that it wasn’t. It says in the game the attack was repelled and Redding still exists. Hanlon retires their in his good ending.

It’s not the wackiness or gimmicks of Fallout 2 that drew me in, it’s the fact that there’s more to do.

They should just bring the Wannamingos back on the West Coast. It’s not like the FO Bible is canon anymore, and Wannamingos were cool.

The only actually interesting settlements in Fallout 2 are Necropolis and the *maybe* Boneyard, along with the super mutant locations and the BoS. Other then that they’re all super generic and lame. Like, you have a basic farming town, dungeon, bandits setup with Shady Sands, Junktown is...

Also, it’s not like they ever actually mined Uranium in the first place. They only ever stood outside of it. They’re fictional video games characters, just let them keep existing in the lore.

I play the games and watch the lore videos.

You don’t have to insult the dude. He makes videos of himself playing video games, if you don’t like what we plays just move on.

Oh sweet

Here’s an idea for you: A power boot? You can kick in Fallout 2, so a power boot wouldn’t be to weird. It could just be some metal boot with a steel toe too it.

Oh no they wouldn’t have to be something major. Just a nod to the old days.

Very good points. But the Enclave remnants were just five old people. I want to see a somewhat larger group of them.

As we all know, the Enclave is pretty fucking destroyed by now. With their defeats at the Oil Rig, and Raven Rock (+The mobile base crawler) the Enclave as a faction is mostly gone. But, I was just thinking: maybe the next Fallout game can have Enclave descended factions. For example, he’s a...

I’m surprised an UZI wasn’t featured in any games. It seems perfect. It’s from the 50s and everything

Also nobody who plays fallout 3, at least that I know, are drawn in by the story. It’s more like just exploring a wasteland

Nostalgia mainly. I first started playing it with my brother back when I was around 7 or 8 years old, and back then I loved it. I always had liked FPS games though so I kept a bit of a soft-spot for F3

My main unpopular opinion is that I like Fallout 3. It’s fun.