sieboldii2 wrote:

The timeline I have been seeing for Fallout 4 is ten years after Fallout 3. So the PC exits Vault 111 circa 2087. Since Vault 101 has opened several times over the years leading up to 2077, they must have a interesting story (I hope) for the leaving of Vault 111 in 2087.

Wrong, Fallout 4 prologue is ambiented in 2077, exactly October 23 2077;
(October 23: Fallout 4 prologue begins. The Sole Survivor and their family evacuates from their home to Vault 111.)
Then, you leave the vault in 2277, the same year Project Purity is activated (I've already said it before)

Check this page for more informations:

Spoiler:

Since FO4 will use a modified engine of skyrim, some people actually have done a multiplayer coop for skyrim, is really new but I don't think they will pass this mod to FO4.

That co-op mod is really bare bones though... you can't see combat for example, or what the other person is fighting.

Make no mistake, it is incredible that they achieved as much as they did... I certainly don't mean to diminish their accomplishment. Its beyond anything I could do.

I wonder if they did a multiplayer like the dead rising one how would that work

I think the brotherhood is not evil and he was just killing them because he joined some other group or he just wanted to

Tesvixen wrote:

That co-op mod is really bare bones though... you can't see combat for example, or what the other person is fighting.

Make no mistake, it is incredible that they achieved as much as they did... I certainly don't mean to diminish their accomplishment.  Its beyond anything I could do.

Yes I know, but with this new engine, what can they accomplish?
Maybe they can fix those problems, maybe not, well if they can do, that's other level.

I think the commonwealth will be the "evil" faction in the game the enclave will probably be a side faction as well as the brotherhood the trailer shows the player killing synth assassins so maybe the underground railroad is the "good" faction and the commonwealth sends assassins to kill you for helping them? or maybe not just my guess.

What if the brotherhood of steel wants to take the androids and the player can side with the commonwealth to stop them or the brotherhood to get the androids.

Anybody got a general idea of the kinda power I'll need to run FO4? I need to upgrade my computer and my idea is to build around the ability to smoothely run GTAV, what do you guys think?

I think a decent rig will be able to max Fallout 4 quite easily, but I'm beefing my rig up because I know that textures mod, etc are going to make a huge difference. I really hope Fallout 4 is better optimised, and that we aren't going through the whole thing we did why Skyrim with all this peformance booster mods.

OrmrSnaethorsen wrote:

I think a decent rig will be able to max Fallout 4 quite easily, but I'm beefing my rig up because I know that textures mod, etc are going to make a huge difference. I really hope Fallout 4 is better optimised, and that we aren't going through the whole thing we did why Skyrim with all this peformance booster mods.

My computer is straight out of the box. It runs New Vegas and 3 smoothly on Medium to High settings with almost the maximum amount of plugins. I can run Skyrim smoothly on Medium with mods too. I'm under the impression that this means nothing for fallout 4 and I will definitely need to upgrade, but since they don't intend to release specs until closer to November, i need a general idea of what to shoot for before then.

I don't really know what constitutes a 'decent' rig.

zeephillayy wrote:

OrmrSnaethorsen wrote:

I think a decent rig will be able to max Fallout 4 quite easily, but I'm beefing my rig up because I know that textures mod, etc are going to make a huge difference. I really hope Fallout 4 is better optimised, and that we aren't going through the whole thing we did why Skyrim with all this peformance booster mods.

My computer is straight out of the box. It runs New Vegas and 3 smoothly on Medium to High settings with almost the maximum amount of plugins. I can run Skyrim smoothly on Medium with mods too. I'm under the impression that this means nothing for fallout 4 and I will definitely need to upgrade, but since they don't intend to release specs until closer to November, i need a general idea of what to shoot for before then.

I don't really know what constitutes a 'decent' rig.

Without going down the "Fallout 4's graphics aren't even that good" road, I can safely say that its hardware requirements won't be as strenuous as things like Crysis 2 or Metro. I would advise waiting for Black Friday to get a good deal on computer hardware. I also recommend seeing if you have a Microcenter store near you, as they often sell part bundles at discounted prices. You probably won't need anything stronger than a 780, 290x, etc, or more than 8GB of RAM at decent clock speeds, though it can't hurt to futureproof if you have the cash.

i still get chills every time i rewatch all the trailers, which is probably above 100 times by now

ok so as we've all seen in fallout 4 u can make your own settlements so if u want ideas or have an idea for a settlement come here and share your idea

ok so heres 2 ideas i came up with

1st

find a 4 way crossraod then build a small wall thing around it and 4 gates then build a small house and a bar and a barrecks type place and if i can give it a name call it the cross road inn

2nd

find a small city type place and build a wall around it and using the buildings there as homes and then build a barreks and stuff

ok so for the time being we dont know the limits of what we can do so either make your ideas small and nice or sensible or just damn right crazy

Gyrard wrote:

zeephillayy wrote:

OrmrSnaethorsen wrote:

I think a decent rig will be able to max Fallout 4 quite easily, but I'm beefing my rig up because I know that textures mod, etc are going to make a huge difference. I really hope Fallout 4 is better optimised, and that we aren't going through the whole thing we did why Skyrim with all this peformance booster mods.

My computer is straight out of the box. It runs New Vegas and 3 smoothly on Medium to High settings with almost the maximum amount of plugins. I can run Skyrim smoothly on Medium with mods too. I'm under the impression that this means nothing for fallout 4 and I will definitely need to upgrade, but since they don't intend to release specs until closer to November, i need a general idea of what to shoot for before then.

I don't really know what constitutes a 'decent' rig.

Without going down the "Fallout 4's graphics aren't even that good" road, I can safely say that its hardware requirements won't be as strenuous as things like Crysis 2 or Metro. I would advise waiting for Black Friday to get a good deal on computer hardware. I also recommend seeing if you have a Microcenter store near you, as they often sell part bundles at discounted prices. You probably won't need anything stronger than a 780, 290x, etc, or more than 8GB of RAM at decent clock speeds, though it can't hurt to futureproof if you have the cash.

I really wish Black Friday happened before the release of Fo4, but I guess two weeks after release isn't a bad deal. And the nearest Microcenter is 4 hours away, not making it to one of those, heheh. But thanks for the knowledge, man.

zeephillayy wrote:

Gyrard wrote:

zeephillayy wrote:

OrmrSnaethorsen wrote:

I think a decent rig will be able to max Fallout 4 quite easily, but I'm beefing my rig up because I know that textures mod, etc are going to make a huge difference. I really hope Fallout 4 is better optimised, and that we aren't going through the whole thing we did why Skyrim with all this peformance booster mods.

My computer is straight out of the box. It runs New Vegas and 3 smoothly on Medium to High settings with almost the maximum amount of plugins. I can run Skyrim smoothly on Medium with mods too. I'm under the impression that this means nothing for fallout 4 and I will definitely need to upgrade, but since they don't intend to release specs until closer to November, i need a general idea of what to shoot for before then.

I don't really know what constitutes a 'decent' rig.

Without going down the "Fallout 4's graphics aren't even that good" road, I can safely say that its hardware requirements won't be as strenuous as things like Crysis 2 or Metro. I would advise waiting for Black Friday to get a good deal on computer hardware. I also recommend seeing if you have a Microcenter store near you, as they often sell part bundles at discounted prices. You probably won't need anything stronger than a 780, 290x, etc, or more than 8GB of RAM at decent clock speeds, though it can't hurt to futureproof if you have the cash.

I really wish Black Friday happened before the release of Fo4, but I guess two weeks after release isn't a bad deal. And the nearest Microcenter is 4 hours away, not making it to one of those, heheh. But thanks for the knowledge, man.

I'd suggest choosing something with 3 or 4 gigs of Vram. It is a trend going forward for all games since the textures are getting more and more intense. Don't forget you computer specs if you upgrade the power supply voltage and amperage on 12 v rails would be needed to be known before properly upgrading. Might need to upgrade that as well if possible. GTX 960's might work as well.. The prices on the 970's and even the 980's are dropping now that the new 980Ti has been released. I think it will drop even more when AMD releases its new lineup.

So, tell me, do you guys think Fallout 4 will be just another, you're a Neutral/Good Guy, that can only go one way in a history, or minor bad things you can do are not counted for the ending goal, and may have a linear ending that doesn't care on how terrible you were in the game.

Or Fallout 4 will have a way for your character to be bad and have a special ending for a bad character?

Because most games are so linear and there is never another ending where you can do things bad or horrible on purpose like, I just want to see the world burn around me and be a massive asshole to everyone.

At least in New Vegas you had choices, go independent that is the Best, go Dr. House that is Neutral, go with the terrorists from the NCR that is Bad or go Caesar's Legion that is Good.

Hope F4 is open for all types of players.

I've started hating playing the good guy so now i exclusively play the Bad Guy, its so fun for some reason to just blow up some beggars. I mostly just kill everyone possible, factions of good and evil.

Just realised that FO4 will actually have a dynamic weather. I really missed this feature in F:NV. Rain + SciFi is the best duet for me.

Do you think there is new faction in this game because if there is only the enclave and the BOS, the story looks like the middling story of the 3.