Or perhaps old creatures and one in particular is called the hairy deathclaw, to be honest i find this creature quite interesting and somewhat mysterious in what was cross genetic to make it look this hairy!

Here's a photo to know what i'm talking about

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I'm hoping for a variety of unique creatures, not just lake lurks and Fire Geckos placed everywhere. Granted, it is time consuming to animate and create new creatures! So I guess honestly I'm happy with what I get! It would be kinda cool in the Hairy Deathclaw was in Fallout 4. It could be like a unique creature for a quest of some sort!

benn33 wrote:

I'm hoping for a variety of unique creatures, not just lake lurks and Fire Geckos placed everywhere. Granted, it is time consuming to animate and create new creatures! So I guess honestly I'm happy with what I get! It would be kinda cool in the Hairy Deathclaw was in Fallout 4. It could be like a unique creature for a quest of some sort!

Yeah your right, it would be cool to see a creature like the hairy deathclaw in fallout 4! as a matter of fact a creature i would like to see is some sort of giant cat like creatures because never in my fallout experience have i ever encounter a cat like creature.

Personally i think it would be cool if they made some sort of post nuclear horse. They have brahmin to carry peoples stuff it would be neat if they had horses people could ride. It would be lore friendly too. If cows survived why wouldnt horses?

Perhaps a horse with six legs! That'd probably be a nightmare (geddit, mare?) to animate though so probably not.

But horses are extinct in the fallout universe too.. maybe there will be a giant mirelurk or a talking deathclaw! and it's not that out of the ordinary there has been talking deathclaws before and even tho they've died out it's still left open ended so there is a possiblity

Knowing that androids will be in the new fallout (Commonwealth), I can see us fighting some frenzied droids. Maybe some Star Wars easter eggs will follow

The hairy deathclaw was just how they were designed for Fallout: Tactics. I don't think there was ever a reason given for why they were like that, but a lot of people don't like the design. Having one or two intelligent ones could be interesting, especially given the idea of parallel evolution transposed over into human driven action (along the same lines as Vault 87 super mutants).

I'd like to see the return of some older creatures from the Fallout games. Specifically Floaters, and while I'd like to see wanamingos they're stated to have died out after the events of Fallout 2.

A intelligent Death claw would be awesome! Would love to see those in F4. Looking at the pic OP posted a hairy death claw would definitely be a sight to see. But that art reminds more of a cross between a rhino and a werewolf, none the less I still think it looks rad.

'The Fallout Bible is mixed as to whether Xarn and Goris could reproduce and save the intelligent deathclaw breed. In a March 11, 2002 update, John Deiley (the creator and designer of much of the talking deathclaw content) wrote:
In any case, there is a chance that two intelligent deathclaws survived to continue on the species. I realize that they are both males, but that is fine. When they were engineered by the Enclave, the intelligence gene was made male specific and dominant. What this means is: Any intelligent male that mated with a non-intelligent female would (most likely) produce intelligent offspring.
However, in a later (July 10, 2002) update of the Fallout Bible, Chris Avellone denied that the intelligent deathclaws lived, writing:
BTW, the talking deathclaws were destroyed at the end of Fallout 2. Xarn and Goris did not go on to create a new species. They are gone. Kaput. Icon sic Goodbye. In fact, any mutant animal that talks can safely be assumed to have died at the end at the exact minute that Fallout 2 was over.
Any last words, talking animals?
I thought not.' - Fallout Wiki.


Well, that sucks.

I can't honestly say which critters from previous Fallout games I'd like to see return, but I can certainly tell you which one I don't want to see back in FO4...Bloatflies. Nothing is grosser to me than giant, mutated flies...just nasty. Radroaches are cuddly compared to them!

Other than that, I'd be cool with any and all monsters making a return appearance...especially the yoa guai...mutated black bears? Can I get one for a pet?

N~dles

I think there was some crablike monster in the trailer, that could be pretty cool. I would also like to see mutated wolves or bears.

Crows are very intelligent and birds are constantly seen circling in the sky. Spying and plotting who knows what? F4 needs a Hitchcock.

Tekkers wrote:

However, in a later (July 10, 2002) update of the Fallout Bible, Chris Avellone denied that the intelligent deathclaws lived, writing:
BTW, the talking deathclaws were destroyed at the end of Fallout 2. Xarn and Goris did not go on to create a new species. They are gone. Kaput. Icon sic Goodbye. In fact, any mutant animal that talks can safely be assumed to have died at the end at the exact minute that Fallout 2 was over.
Any last words, talking animals?
I thought not.' - Fallout Wiki.

This really sounds a lot more like Avellone being sour or having regrets about the inclusion of these characters in the first place. I get that idea quite a few places throughout the Fallout Bible now that I'm reading it after two more games have been released, and a third on the way. He seems to talk the same way about psykers that have been in Fallout 3 and New Vegas.
I think Fallout one or two was to have an EPA location with some talking animals. A callback to Rocket Racoon from Guardians of the Galaxy would be an Easter egg that would fit well into the way BGS did humor in Fallout 3.

Reading your addition, especially the part I removed from the above quote, I can see the addition of talking Deathclaws in the upcoming game. The addition of only one or two would likely work best, and it would be a character everyone would likely enjoy as a companion.

They may have died out in the west coast but the east coast enclave could've made some more intelligent deathclaws that escaped. Dont think it would be that hard for former east coast enclave to make intelligent deathclaws all they did was expose them to FEV. Would be nice to have one wandering the wastes as a random encounter with wild wasteland perk