I wish FO4 has what FO76 has but...

[Lukemoondoe]

I say this because there are some content in 76 I can only wish FO4 had. Weapon degredation gives the game more carefulness and critical thinking. The level up system in 76 is more diverse. All the new weapons 76 has I wish was in 4. The only thing that FO4 has that 76 doesn't is a single player story which instantly made me quit and go back to playing FO4.

I can always go to Mods to make things easier, but after trying out FO76 they're content is pretty good but only with a lack of a story and the bother to be always online.

[Ihateeverybody]

I would totally buy FO76 if it was Single Player (Pre- Wastlander update). The map is more believable (taking place 20 years after Nukes) than FO4's 200 years. The whole clothes cover armor thing allowed me to dress as I wanted without suffering armor loss.

The Multiplayer doesn't entice me as Human beings tend to be jerks and relying on ANY corperate servers to be stable is a fools hope.

[Simple Man]

Originally posted by Ihateeverybody:

The map is more believable

Theres lush flora everywhere, and some buildings have fresh coatings of paint. Where did you even get enough paint to do such large buildings would be the first question.

Can't see how any of that translates to believable. FO4 does too little in 200 years, F76 does far too much in 20. And ♥♥♥♥ off with battleroyale modes.

[Stardustfire]

i got my share of bugs in FO76, even when i missed some (but unluckily not all) of all the game destroying ones, i got enove of them to drive me back to FO4. 76 made it clear that Bugthesda only degrade but not improve in quality, so 76 was the last game i buyed from them....

[Bored Peon]

There is a HUGE amount of things I would LOVE to see in Fallout 4.

1. Disappearing brush, trees, etc when you build in a settlement.
2. Destructible buildings would make settlement attack FAR more interesting.
3. The holding activation button to sit or drink
4. The massive amounts of cooking recipes
5. The improved flower picking and actually have a use (well #4)
6. Brewing alcohol.
7, Mining.
8. Ammunition crafting.
9. Repairing weapons and armor and having them break in a fight.
10. VATS and menu not freezing time.
11. Way better amount of diseases and sicknesses.
12. Mobile camps.
13. Events like The Rockhound on Mount Blair, restarting power plants, Mama Dolce's factory
14. Toxic air.
15. Chems no longer stacking.
16. Breaking down weapons and armor at any workstation.
17. Better scrap tagging showing the magnifying glass on objects flagged.
18. Needing wood to cook.
19. Having to boil water and not just drink straight from the pump.

Originally posted by Stealing Cows Milk For Cereal:

Can't see how any of that translates to believable. FO4 does too little in 200 years, F76 does far too much in 20.

Appalachia was never hit by any bombs. Almost all that devastation and destruction you see started before the apocalypse during the riots and form the constant pollution.

[Stardustfire]

you forgot the dam blasting from one of the raider factions after the big bang, that woud mark for most of the town damages

[Bored Peon]

Originally posted by Stardustfire:

you forgot the dam blasting from one of the raider factions after the big bang, that woud mark for most of the town damages

Yeah the blowing up the dam near Charleston did a lot of damage locally, but not regionally.

[Vagrant]

Fallout 76 CAMP UI >>>>>>> Fallout 4 Settlement UI

People can say what they want about F76 but I sure know they got that part right. Replaying F4 and building settlements is a scrolling nightmare with all DLCs installed...

[Zotliatlicor]

Originally posted by Bored Peon:

There is a HUGE amount of things I would LOVE to see in Fallout 4.

1. Disappearing brush, trees, etc when you build in a settlement.
2. Destructible buildings would make settlement attack FAR more interesting.
3. The holding activation button to sit or drink
4. The massive amounts of cooking recipes
5. The improved flower picking and actually have a use (well #4)
6. Brewing alcohol.
7, Mining.
8. Ammunition crafting.
9. Repairing weapons and armor and having them break in a fight.
10. VATS and menu not freezing time.
11. Way better amount of diseases and sicknesses.
12. Mobile camps.
13. Events like The Rockhound on Mount Blair, restarting power plants, Mama Dolce's factory
14. Toxic air.
15. Chems no longer stacking.
16. Breaking down weapons and armor at any workstation.
17. Better scrap tagging showing the magnifying glass on objects flagged.
18. Needing wood to cook.
19. Having to boil water and not just drink straight from the pump.

Totally agree. All the things that are good and work well in 76, would be absolutely Blissful in F4. Perhaps there is a chance someday that a mod will emerge ?

Mods Like Horizon really do change the basic Faloout 4 a lot. Power Armour breaks in fight, but none others.

If there ever comes a mod that implement all the goodies from 76 i would certainly play Fallout 4 on it.

I have played 76, but not near as many hours as needed to fully understand the game. I jumped on the hatewagon and i am a bit ashamed of it. But i got so many bugs i simply couldnt enjoy it. But i own it, log into it occasionally and hope that i shall enjoy it someday soon.

[Bored Peon]

Originally posted by Zotliatlicor:

Originally posted by Bored Peon:

There is a HUGE amount of things I would LOVE to see in Fallout 4.

1. Disappearing brush, trees, etc when you build in a settlement.
2. Destructible buildings would make settlement attack FAR more interesting.
3. The holding activation button to sit or drink
4. The massive amounts of cooking recipes
5. The improved flower picking and actually have a use (well #4)
6. Brewing alcohol.
7, Mining.
8. Ammunition crafting.
9. Repairing weapons and armor and having them break in a fight.
10. VATS and menu not freezing time.
11. Way better amount of diseases and sicknesses.
12. Mobile camps.
13. Events like The Rockhound on Mount Blair, restarting power plants, Mama Dolce's factory
14. Toxic air.
15. Chems no longer stacking.
16. Breaking down weapons and armor at any workstation.
17. Better scrap tagging showing the magnifying glass on objects flagged.
18. Needing wood to cook.
19. Having to boil water and not just drink straight from the pump.

Totally agree. All the things that are good and work well in 76, would be absolutely Blissful in F4. Perhaps there is a chance someday that a mod will emerge ?

The problem is anything rendered in Fallout 76 will not render with the Fallout 4 engine. So that rules out a lot of things simply being imported.

Some of that is modded for Fallout 4, and other things may be able to be added.

[Lukemoondoe]

Originally posted by Ihateeverybody:

I would totally buy FO76 if it was Single Player (Pre- Wastlander update). The map is more believable (taking place 20 years after Nukes) than FO4's 200 years. The whole clothes cover armor thing allowed me to dress as I wanted without suffering armor loss.

The Multiplayer doesn't entice me as Human beings tend to be jerks and relying on ANY corperate servers to be stable is a fools hope.

Right/?? Am not a multiplayer fan myself. And it was kinda fun seeing other players' settlements. But the lack of a story really makes the entire map dull quick.

Imagine what FO76 has and put it on FO4.

[R3dAlert93]

If bethesda made fallout 76 solo and require no internet connection then they can redeem themselves.

[Megalous]

Originally posted by Shi3ldYours3lf1993:

If bethesda made fallout 76 solo and require no internet connection then they can redeem themselves.

Srsly I would insta-click on Buy. Even on their crappy Baetheasdae launcher.

[R3dAlert93]

Originally posted by Megalous:

Originally posted by Shi3ldYours3lf1993:

If bethesda made fallout 76 solo and require no internet connection then they can redeem themselves.

Srsly I would insta-click on Buy. Even on their crappy Baetheasdae launcher.

I would rather not have bethesda launcher, i would like to mod it just like fallout 4.