So this is usually a taboo subject, but out of curiosity, is there ANYTHING at all you'd like to see from Skyrim or any of the other TES games carried over into Fallout?

For example, I wouldn't be opposed to marriage (which actually was started by Fallout 2), construction of your own house (albeit it would be a motley of wreckage and scrap metal anyways) and having the ability to read full-fledged books (so all the unique skill books you pick up could actually have a story or valuable information vested in them). Sprint, need I say more.

Note that this doesn't make Fallout more like Skyrim, it just makes it a better game IMO. Horses, magic, and whimsical bull can stay far away from the Fallout universe.

I don't mind the ideas. Not much fond of the house. You usually have an important quest to do in the tradition of Fallout.

Settle down could go agains't the sense or urgency of that quest. Considering quest should be more important than sandbox, i don't see houses as addition, but let's say i don't mind.

About real descriptions for books, and any other items, it is 100% needed. I don't get why it was removed in Fo3-FoNV.

Sprint ? Sure.

I see your point, settling down does go against the sense of urgency that Fallout is supposed to create. But creating a house as necessary shelter or marrying someone out of need to procreate are also options.

Marrying someone doesn't seems as much opposed, as you don't plan to meet the woman you love (or are forced to marry).

Also, buying an home seems okay for me, if you have money, you might want to make an investment for the future.

Building a tent or a temporary shelter would fit too, if as it would take a few hours/days.

But RP wise, (even if not necessary the case ingame), building an actual house would take weeks/months, a time that you might not have because of your quest.

But it is not something i see as too much game-breaking anyway, but not necessary fitting with the traditional quest structure of the series.

Sprinting. Horses? Crossbows and bows. What I could think of.

Horse ? Do you mean radmule with only one head and four legs ? How could you use a so limited animal ?

Anything with less than ten legs is too unreliable IMO.

There is a thread for all discussion and ideas for Fallout 4
http://www.gamesas.com/topic/1501992-fallout-4-speculation-suggestions-and-ideas-204/