As you all may know a source close to Bethesda metioned a personality/Character from Fallout 3 will supposedly return in one of the later DLC'S
im thinking Desmond Lockheart after one of his other rivals.It couldn't be Madison Li as she is in the Commonwealth and will most likely be in Fallout 4.

Yes, assuming that it would be in the Commonwealth Why would it be desmond the guy from the Point look out right? You had a choice to kill him so it would be wierd for the poeple that see him again after they killed him.

Well you could kill the NCR and Tandi in fallout 1 but in fallout 2 she is still alive and so is the NCR its the devs that decide who lives or dies,not the players.

But Desmond is part of a DLC and not vanilla Fallout 3. If a person returns it will likely be someone we aren't able to kill and who is from the vanilla Fallout 3 game. I don't see how Desmond would fit it. Especially if a person never bought Point Lookout.

My guess is that its someone invovled in the main storyline of Fallout 3.

I think I am outta the loop here, as I could have sworn it was only Uylsses and Joshua Graham (Burned Man) that were making appearances. What's this about a Fallout 3 character making a return?

yes anyways that is the person who should be in there. But i guess this Person said that there will be a Character from F3 that will make a appearance in the DLC. IT CANT be desmond that would make no sense and would be out of place.

Desmond is just as likely to be in a DLC as any other Fallout character. The thing is, this source was probably fake, and thank god. I'm glad if no one from Fallout 3 is in the game, I really don't see a good reason for any of them to travel across the country.

I would like to see the return of Desmond in a future Fallout game on the East Coast, because he was badass.

But he also could have died depending on if you killed him . so that wouldnt make sense. I dont see why you wouldnt want any characters from F3 half of them or more were cool. :disguise:

Mr. Burke should return and have you blow up a town.

....that doesnt work.

My money's on the Lone Wanderer.

Serious answer: If true, my real money would go to Either Elder Lyons or Sarah Lyons. Time for the elder to face the music concerning his actions in the Capital Wasteland.

Does anyone have a official link to this?

Only people I want to see from FO3 is Arthur Maxson. Finally being returned to the Mojave chapter then he will be sent back to Lost Hills, as well as some Outcast escorting him. Then maybe Desmond.

I think what the Elder did in the wasteland was the right decision.

I wouldn't mind seeing Desmond and more of his 'game.' Other than him, the ones I would like to see the most are Three Dog, Leo or Fawkes, or someone from the Brotherhood.

Canon>player choice.
If canon says that Desmond did not die then he did not die.
Doesn't matter if some people killed him, they got the choice to kill him during their playthrough, but if in the official universe/story/lore he did not die then it doesn't matter if people killed him.
An example, Marcus died for me when I tried to clear out the Tanker in San Fransisco, yet in Jacobstown he is.
I didn't rescue Tandi from Khans and yet NCR was still born and she still survived.

What we as players did don't mean crap when it comes to the official story.

I guess that depends on your point of view. The Outcasts for example think that he abandoned their mission when they came out east by helping the locals. The fact that his faction of the BOS helped to take down the Enclave may help his case when/if he ever faces the west coast BOS, but regardless, he should still come home and face the music...whatever music that is.

I also agree with what Styles said. I wouldn't mind seeing Arthur Maxson coming back, but he is still too young to assume command of the BOS. That time is still a few years off for him.

Thats what im trying to say if we killed Tandi in fallout 1 shes still alive in fallout 2 even if you killed her its not a BioWare game where you choose who lives and who dies,Even if we killed Desmond in Fallout 3, The devs get to decide if he died or lives.

God no. Every time I have to listen to him I vomit a little. I hate that [censored].

Bioware can be just as guilty of this as Bethesda. Having some of the party members(ones I LIKED!) die due to a tunnel collapse between Neverwinter Nights 2 and Mask of the Betrayer is the same kind of decision-making as is done by Bethesda(and any company that has games that take place on a static world).

I agree with you and gabriel77dan. Some people don't understand the consept. From my understanding of Bethesda, they leave their games horribly opened-ended like FO3. They don't care much of establishing canon, having an official story. I really hope after all this time and with the success of New Vegas and peoples love of the original games, Bethesda will change their rule for Fallout.

To who? The elders now cowering from the NCR? Lyons has a big pile of victory spoils from the Enclave scuffle, and though not in top order, is still at least able to walk about openly. The western Elders? Running or hiding for their lives from the NCR.

Bear in mind that the powers that be saw it fit to send the last scion of Maxson to live with him.

Lyons' philosophy of more activity with the outside world is how the Brotherhood will survive. Adapt or die. Lyons chose "adapt". McNamara/Hardin chose "die".

It's supposed to be one of the main personalities. (A.K.A., Autumn, Three Dog, Amata, Dogmeat, etc.)

Do you have links? I would love Dogmeat! But yeah...GIB PROOFS :dance:

The EBoS is in fine shape....after FO3 and BS Elder Lyons is nearly as big a hero in the Capitol Wasteland as The LW is. His main problem when it comes to the people around him is managing thier expectations of what the BoS can do for them, while in the West they are hated and feared by everyone. If he can Scourge Vault 87 and end the creation of new Super-Mutants, the EBoS will be set to survive for the next century at least.

I'm not so sure that Lyons made a conscious choice to "adapt"...though choose he did....I think getting out of the bunker into the real world for so long woke up his conscience and one day he saw something that made him decide he couldn't take it anymore and he had to do something about the suffering around him.

Only Dogmeat isn't from Fallout 3.