yup that made me cringe

When some of the coolest armors in the base game have a faction tag slapped onto them.

Also most unique variants of weapons don't look unique.

TheLoneSurvivor wrote:

(This is about vanilla Fallout because I know mods can change this) The ending not necessarily the story but not being able to go back to NV after you finished the main quest. You can load a previous save but at the stage you don't have the satisfactory of knowing that you conquered the Legion, NCR,
or taken over The Strip

This and Fallout 3's mess up on that too.

I mean c'mon, do they think we're done?
You can't just take the victory away from us, and give it back in DLC.
Those two things killed me, I couldn't believe my eyes.

radiationnut wrote:

TheLoneSurvivor wrote:

(This is about vanilla Fallout because I know mods can change this) The ending not necessarily the story but not being able to go back to NV after you finished the main quest. You can load a previous save but at the stage you don't have the satisfactory of knowing that you conquered the Legion, NCR,
or taken over The Strip

This and Fallout 3's mess up on that too.

I mean c'mon, do they think we're done?
You can't just take the victory away from us, and give it back in DLC.
Those two things killed me, I couldn't believe my eyes.

I really hope hey don't do that again in Fallout 4, there should be no reason to force you to end your adventure. i remember playing Fallout 3 for the first time, I completed the main quest first and I thought, wtf? why cant I be able to do all the side quests? it made me not really want to touch the main quests after the first playthrough.

I know it has been said several times already but not being able to continue the game after completing the main story arc really bugged me. It bothered me even more when it wasn't changed with any of the dlc. It bugs me that I have to complete the dlc content before the main story. It just seems backwards.

yeah, it sucked that there wasnt a dlc that fixed that for New Vegas, but there is a mod that fixes that called C.A.G.E

i find that with all the factions in nv your not able to join any.  Skyrim had guilds which you had the option to be part of.  New vegas you just did missions for all these people with no real payoff

vandenburger wrote:

i find that with all the factions in nv your not able to join any.  Skyrim had guilds which you had the option to be part of.  New vegas you just did missions for all these people with no real payoff

yesss, i wanted to join the NCR so bad, it would be cool if you could go to california and do basic training for the NCR. I wish instead of being Courier 6, you have the option to start in a faction and do a different startup depending on your faction.

Would be a nice feature of fallout 4 if this was implimented

Playing Lonesome Road. Ulysses is nothing more then deluded idiot who hates you for delivering a piece and for not being omnipotent in knowing that the package would somehow create a nuclear explosion.

My most disappointing moment was when I figured out you have to kill the BoS to do the Legion play-through. I really wanted power armored legionaries.

I missed the voice of Dad from fallout three.
My most disappointing moment though was when you took over goodsprings with the Powder Gangers, it was incredibly underwhelming for me.

The battle with Legate Lanius was really anticlimactic and boring. For me, by the time I'm at the battle for the Dam, I'm already pretty well developed and can easily pop a couple of 50 cal. xplosive rounds into him like no big deal.

I also really miss the barren wasteland feel that Fallout 3 had.

Arriving at the strip was the most disappointing moment for me a handful of people and empty casinos I love fallout 3 but I like the old western theam of new Vegas more

The ending, like has been mentioned plenty times before. In times like these I hate the consoles, without them we would have had a less empty wasteland and a longer game. Oh well.

I'm actually surprised nobody has made a Broken Steel-esque mod, there's so many fully voice acted adventures and new worlds, but nobody has taken the chance to expand on the existing possibilities.

Then again, how could that be done? By the game continuing at Hoover Dam after the ending and a new NPC spawning depending on your side to who you need to talk about the battle and that would activate a script that adds increased presence of that faction and signs of their power into the Wasteland? Like flags and such, crucifixions if you played with the Legion and so on.

The lack of content and backstory for Caesar's Legion. I wish we got to see Legion controlled towns instead of camps.

When you figure out that most of the radio stations suck ass in comparison to Fallout 3

I was dissappointed by the way Bethesda lowered the importance of major raider gangs that used to terrorise the wasteland. Jackals Vipers and Khans deseved so much more attention, more backstory, more unique gang related things, quests maybe. Instead we have Legion. Nothing against the Fiends they blended in perfectly. I also thought how important it would've been for Grat Khans to remember their own lore. Nearly destroyed by a wault dweller, then nearly destroyed by his grandchild and then Mojave.

tehuitzaldebamf wrote:

When you figure out that most of the radio stations suck ass in comparison to Fallout 3

I loved the radio in Fo3, big disappointment with Fnv's radio, not that many songs and Mr. new vegas seems to have Johnny Guitar on repeat most of the time, but the most disappointing moment was when i realized that the NCR (The biggeset faction of the west)was being defeated by a bunch of guys in sports equipment and spears.

Dead Money was the most disappointing for me. :/ It wasn't that bad for the most part. It had interesting characters, weird enemies, and a unique setting etc. I really wanted to explore around the Sierra Madre to find some cool knick knacks or unique weapons, but everywhere is densely littered with annoying traps and difficult enemies.

It really set me off of exploring around. I would either get harpooned by ghost people, my face shot off by invincible holograms, suffocate in the red mist, or my neck-collar exploding because I can't find that radio behind some couch, in the corner of the room. I had enough, so I just rushed the story and I left without a second thought to look back.

It ticked me off.