I might have posted something like this before.

I would like some mention of The Shi. I want to know what happened to them. Are they apart of NCR? Are they their own Empire. Maybe allied with NCR?

Would be best to come across a Shi Research Outpost. They are there to study the plant life and the Mutations like night stalkers. An additon to Vault 22 Quest to get the info from main frame could be that you find out the Shi teams real goal is to find Vault 22. They have some idea about the Vault based on info NCR gathered about it. They will pay well for the info, maybe a M72 Gauss Rifle and alot of ammo :wink_smile:

Fallout 2 is not irrelevant, the play space in California (FO1/2) is literally right next to the mojave

Yes, but "literally right next to" is not "at" is it?

If it's 'right next to' that means there WOULD be plantlife in the mojave, which there is.

A G.E.C.K. isn't a miracle device.

A stealthboy like the Originals but its broken, it will turn on and off at random times.

More Quests (bounties) to take heads. I really enjoy taking the heads of those fiends.

A perk (headhunter) that allows us to take the heads of any Named NPC

Yeah I'd love to see the Chosen One again... and kill the [censored]. Basically my characters entire reason for going back west.

Genius Enclave, KILL DAT [censored] for destroying the 'true' enclave.

Though he died before 2281 I think.

Depends on his age, he could still be in his late 50's or early 60's. Justice for the hundreds dead, 39 years in the making, would be pretty glorious.

If we do get to go back there, I think we can all agree it would be fun if we had the option to burn the city down.

Wouldn't that be pretty ironic, nuke his city and all his people. :chaos:

*ronperlman* "You have saved Arroyo, and lived a long and happy life.. until you burned to death, and all the crops withered and died." *endronperlman*

But seriously, New arroyo with the choice of killing the village or helping it... or doing nothing.

Think it's more than a village old boy... I think it may be nothing more than a pipe dream however, they seem have all these DLCs' planned out.

Oh right, it's a city now.

I can't get that FO2 image out of my head.. It's really sad becuase I've never 'truely' beaten it.

I've gotten to frank, but I've never killed him xD

Well if we're being honest I have considered myself a Fallout buff for sometime and I haven't got around to finishing the origional. I just enjoy Fallout 2 more and I know what happens anyway, got it on my shelf and installed just not finished or truely started.

It's a Vault City (more VC please!), NCR-esque metropolis now, only making it all the more satisfying when the whole place is destroyed.

Really?

All the more fun!

i dont remember if oblivion uses the same engine as fallout. but it seems similiar, so vehicles could work...i just think the feeling of exlporation would be lost, and you'd be indestructible (unless the vehicles are as weak as they were in borderlands).

vehicle leveling would work. however, repairing it would be harder than just using scrap metal. it would take more components than that. plus, if you havent noticed, almost all the vehicles you find are in the worst condition ever. their tires are missing, there engine (if it even has one) is destroyed.you would have to find tires ( which i HAVE found) and heavier componentss another thing...theres a reason the cars explode... theres PLUTONIUM in them. so if your car gets damaged enough, you have to get out and run like heck before you get caught in the explosion. meaning you would have to keep it under repair. :brokencomputer:

i've played borderlands a bunch. i love the game. and vehicles do work in it. i bet it would work in fallout, too. but it would ruin the EXPLORATION. im not one of those people who think it would break the game. i just dont agree woith driving in the game unless the cars are realistic to the game, meaning that they would explode when damaged enough (because of PLUTONIUM). it would also get really damaged easily, if what i've seen is any indication. plus, as i said above, you would have to repair it all the time, and youd have to find the right components to get it runnung.

We don't need to do the Vehicle discussion again, lets discuss the cookies.

I imagine in Nebraska there is a vault to end all vaults. One so enormous that its potential has not yet been explored by game designers. I am speaking of course about the Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial Vault whose commissioning helped pave the way to fund further vault construction with that special 1950's look and feel and to which the culture of the Wasteland is indebted.

I'm hoping for something that has to do with Ulysses. Like you clear out the canyon wreckage (where the writings of Ulysses are) and the area behind that is where the Courier and Ulysses have that great "fight".
Looking at the area on the map on on top of some of the cars just makes me want to blow the wreckage up and go explore.

I want the Poker and the Texas Hold'em

I think that there should be a dlc where you can continue Fallout: New Vegas after beating it ( like brocken steel for Fallout 3), i mean really who isn't mad about that. also aren't the players wondering how new vegas turned out after they sided with House, Yes man, Legion, or the NCR.
things i think should happen in the dlc:
The lucky 38 should be an active casino
have new weapons obviously
in the quest you half to get rid of the straglers namely (NCR and/or the Legion)
add some fun side quests i mean there really weren't any in Dead money
also just free balling add a new companion
also maby add a new faction that could be a threat to the vegas you formed and the Hoover Dam as part of the main quest line
re-add the cut vault 21 armored jumpsuit